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Ad hoc solutionA specific customized solution in software development for addressing the particular requirements of the current system or those raised by the user.
AirdropA method of distributing digital assets free of charge to members of the public who meet conditions such as holding assets or demonstrating address activity.
BNB GreenfieldBNB Greenfield is a decentralized data storage network whose storage permissions can be linked to the BSC address.
BscScanBNB Chain's block explorer, which can be used to verify BEP-20 token's contract address.
Ethereum Domain Name Service (ENS)A naming service that associates memorable names with information such as wallet addresses.
Fren“Fren” is an internet slang spelling of “friend,” used as a friendly way to address someone who shares similar interests or belongs to the same online community.
IP WhitelistIP A whitelist restricts API the access sources of the key to pre-approved IP addresses to reduce the risk of unauthorized access.
IP Access RestrictionsPass IP Address Whitelist Restrictions API Access sources; only approved IP addresses can access the relevant account services.
Paper WalletA physical wallet form that stores the public and private keys of a cryptocurrency address by printing them on paper.
Public KeyThe public key corresponding to the private key, which can be used to generate a receiving address.
SnapshotThe process of recording the state of a blockchain ledger at a specific point in time; its contents may include addresses and their transactions, fees, balances, and metadata.
airdropAn activity that distributes tokens to users based on conditions such as blockchain address balances.
beta releaseA release for further testing with a broader group of external users after major issues in the Alpha phase have been addressed.
change addressAnother address used to receive the remaining balance of a transaction after part of the amount has been transferred out.
Transaction nonceA sequential counter assigned to a wallet address on account-model blockchains, used to order transactions and prevent duplicate submissions.
Ethereum Name Service (ENS)A human-readable address system that allows users to use names like “yourname.eth” instead of long addresses.
Public addressAn address used to receive cryptocurrency, which can be provided to the payer or trading platform.
Blockchain explorerA tool for querying public blockchain records by address, transaction, or other information.
AddressA text string used to identify the location of a wallet or account on a blockchain and to send and receive digital assets.
Address poisoningA fraudulent tactic in which an attacker sends a small transaction to a wallet containing a fake address that resembles a frequently used address, tricking the user into copying it and inadvertently transferring funds.
Address whitelistAn address whitelist limits withdrawal destinations to pre-approved addresses and is an important security measure when enabling API withdrawals.
CorrectnessMeasures whether an algorithm can accurately solve the problem it was designed to address.
SettlementA function responsible for confirming transaction results and ensuring the security of the transaction destination address.
Email 2FASend a one-time verification code to the user's registered email address to complete the second authentication factor.
Wallet AddressThe destination information that must be verified when receiving or sending cryptocurrency; transfers are generally irreversible if it is entered incorrectly.
Wallet address whitelistWallet addresses pre-designated as eligible to receive transfers; transfers to addresses not on the list will be blocked.
Zero addressIn the form 0x000…0, a special address that can be used to represent native tokens without a regular contract address.
Vanity Address GenerationUse a program to generate wallet addresses in batches until finding an address whose beginning and ending characters match those of the target address.

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Vanity Address Generation

Use a program to generate wallet addresses in batches until finding an address whose beginning and ending characters match those of the target address.

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