Skip to content

Market Projects People Data Learn Security

Log in / Sign up

Market People Security

Market Projects Data Learn Account

Loading…

Less noise. More understanding.

About BIBIBI Daily Digest Privacy & Account Security

For information and learning only. Not investment advice. Crypto assets involve risk.

© 2026 BIBIBI

Glossary

Terms42 shown

Atomicals ProtocolAn open-source system for creating UTXO static or dynamic digital objects on blockchains that adopt the model.
B-TokenBinance’s official name for a series of fully collateralized wrapped tokens, each B-Token representing a transferable version of the original asset on other compatible blockchains.
BEP-20BNB A token standard on Smart Chain that enables bStocks to be transferred and used in compatible wallets and on-chain applications.
BNBBNB is BNB Chain's native cryptocurrency and utility token, used for fees, staking, and interaction with on-chain applications.
BRC-20An experimental standard for minting and transferring fungible tokens on the Bitcoin blockchain using the Ordinals protocol.
Burner walletA cryptocurrency wallet used for small, temporary on-chain interactions, primarily to isolate potential risks from the main wallet and most assets.
DYORAn abbreviation for “Do Your Own Research,” referring to independently verifying information such as the team, audits, token unlocks, and on-chain signals.
ERC-721An Ethereum standard defining interfaces for uniquely identifiable non-fungible tokens and on-chain ownership records.
Gas feeThe on-chain transaction fee paid by the user in BNB is used to compensate validators for processing and confirming the transaction.
Gnosis ChainPOAP Later migrated to a low-cost, high-speed blockchain, with the issued badges stored on its chain.
Messaging protocolsTransmitting data and instructions between different blockchains, enabling an application on one chain to trigger operations on another chain.
MultiplierAn on-chain elastic supply mechanism that automatically reflects corporate actions such as net dividend reinvestment and stock splits by adjusting bStock balances.
OrdinalA non-fungible token-like entity that can be minted directly on the Bitcoin blockchain.
Private KeyThe private key used to sign transactions and control the corresponding on-chain assets.
Real-world asset (RWA) tokensTokenized representations of real estate, commodities, government bonds, and other physical or financial assets that can be issued and traded on-chain.
TokenA digital unit of value recorded on a blockchain that can represent an asset, utility, or access right within a specific ecosystem.
TokensDigital units issued on a blockchain that can be used to access products or services, represent rights to real-world assets, or grant voting rights in protocol governance.
block heightThe number of blocks confirmed since the genesis block or block 0 onward, used to mark a specific location on the chain.
blockchainOn-chain technology used to secure digital records and asset information.
chain reorganizationRefers to a situation in which the network temporarily adopts another version of its recent on-chain history and subsequently reconverges.
dapp (decentralized application)An application typically built on a public blockchain, often using a connected digital wallet for login and interaction.
security tokensTokens intended to represent regulated ownership interests on the blockchain.
stale blocksBlocks located on a chain after it has been discarded by the network in favor of a competing chain.
tokenized stocksA blockchain-based form designed to represent ownership of traditional stocks on-chain.
Transaction ID (TXID)A unique string used to identify each transaction on the blockchain.
Transaction FeeThe fee required to submit and execute operations on a blockchain; frequent small-value operations place particular importance on its level and predictability.
Traditional NFTTokens typically minted on smart contract-enabled blockchains to represent digital items and potentially link to off-chain metadata.
Wrapped tokenA mapped token issued on the target chain in an equivalent amount after the original-chain asset is locked or withdrawn.
AddressA text string used to identify the location of a wallet or account on a blockchain and to send and receive digital assets.
Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC)a tokenized Bitcoin backed by reserves held by a custodian, with BTC collateralization at a 1:1 ratio and circulating on other blockchains.
AltcoinsRefers to cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin, which may be built on dedicated blockchains or use existing networks.
SkillA capability module that can be enabled in Binance Ai Pro to support specific tasks such as market research, on-chain analysis, or workflow planning.
Payment channelAn off-chain transaction channel established between participants; transaction results are settled on the main blockchain only when the channel is closed.
Data Availability Layer (DAL)A dedicated storage solution that separates data availability assurance from blockchain operations such as transaction execution, usable on-chain or off-chain.
Bitcoin RunesA protocol for creating fungible tokens on the Bitcoin blockchain.
Bitcoin StampsA form of digital art that Bitcoin encodes digital art data into Bitcoin through the Stamps protocol UTXO and permanently records it on the blockchain.
Real-World Assets (RWA)Refers to tangible assets with intrinsic value, such as real estate, commodities, and works of art, that can be used on a blockchain after tokenization.
Security tokenIn the text, this refers to an on-chain certificate representing rights or economic interests in a specific financial instrument; it does not thereby automatically constitute direct equity ownership in the underlying company.
MintingAfter the custodian confirms receipt and reserves BTC then generates an equivalent amount of WBTC on the target blockchain.
OnchainRefers to transactions and activities recorded directly on the blockchain, validated by network participants, and confirmed once written to the chain.
On-chain metadataMetadata written directly to a smart contract, requiring no external server for retrieval.
On-chain verificationThe process by which smart contracts on the blockchain check whether signatures, transaction proofs, and other information are valid.

All terms loaded

Definition

stale blocks

Blocks located on a chain after it has been discarded by the network in favor of a competing chain.

Read the related lesson