It's difficult to find exact Latin equivalents for many of the technical terms used in the context of Bitcoin, as the technology is relatively new and the concepts behind it are complex. However, here are some Latin words that could be used as alternatives for some of the terms:

UTXO (Unspent Transaction Output): Outputus non expenditus transactionis
Wallet: Cassidile
Mnemonic seed: Semen memoriae mnemonica
Transaction: Transactio
Memory pool: Piscina memoriae
Inputs: Intrantia
Vout (Transaction Output): Outputus transactionis
Coinbase: Coinbase
It's important to note that these are not widely used or standardized terms and may not accurately reflect the technical details of the concepts they represent. Additionally, Latin was not a commonly spoken language for several centuries and may not be immediately understood by modern readers.

Guys, please! 
Don't use google translate for this as it leads to really silly things.

In this case, it has been translated as pool as a pond or a lake, making it into piscina, where the actual meaning derives from the verb to pool, pooling, as in combining or merging. So the actual latin word would be coniungo.
What google has said would sound to a latin speaker more like a smart jacuzzi than a mining pool!

Right if you want to have the translation in that language then you should be having knowledge about it otherwise doing google translation would give weird sentences that local people would take the different meaning for it.As you said there are some words which needs to be explained in better way so they have complete and exact understanding of such technical terms.

even in Vatican city (it's like a suburb of Rome) they are not speak Latin but is just used as an official language for Christian liturgies. If you ask information in Latin much probably only priest could understand something (really little...)


the real question is…why? Are you planning a time travel?

joking aside, I remember years ago an article in an Italian magazine that explained how some terms could be translated even if they refer to modern objects, but I think it's a somewhat futile exercise... since it's a dead language, many terms are "derived" from the word already known...


I don't know, it reminds to me other things....

Interesting topic!

These are the simple words I would use for ordinary people.

• Wallet - purse
• mnemonic seed - seed phrase
• transaction - buying or selling
• memory pool - store pond
• inputs - put in
• vout - number of buying or selling produced
• coinbase - Where trades are done

The words you mentioned are English, and therefore most of them, with a literal translation, will turn into Latin because they are ordinary words.
Some words may need a change in meaning and not be translated literally to be understood.
As for abbreviations, it is better to abbreviate the initials of the words or leave them in English.

- Yamane

I have seem a digital rendition of a bitcoin coin with these words:

LIBERTAS * AEQUITAS * VERITAS