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51% attackNetwork risks associated with excessive concentration of computing power; the evidence presents it as a broader threat associated with selfish mining potentially weakening decentralization.
AI Agent SkillsFor AI agent-invoked professional tool components for querying and organizing specific Web3 data.
Agentic WalletA component in Binance Wallet’s Agentic Hub that enables agents to interact with tokens and decentralized finance protocols.
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.
BNB Smart Chain(BSC)and BNB a blockchain launched in parallel with the Beacon Chain, serving as EVM a compatibility layer supporting smart contracts, DApps, and DeFi services.
BenchmarkA standard or reference point used to measure and compare the performance of assets, portfolios, or systems.
BlockComputer files that store transaction data and link to other blocks in sequence.
BountyA reward offered by a project, organization, or individual to encourage the completion of a specific task.
CryptographyThe science of encrypting and decrypting information using mathematical theories and computational methods.
DAppsAn application that runs on a peer-to-peer computer network rather than relying on a central database.
DDoS (Distributed Denial of Service)A resource-exhaustion attack that can consume network or system resources; virtual machine isolation can increase the cost of an attack but cannot completely prevent this type of attack.
DeFi aggregatorA system that compares and connects multiple trading venues or liquidity sources to find more suitable execution routes for trades.
Delay attacksAttackers intercept and slow the propagation of blocks or transactions without completely severing communication between nodes.
Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA)Tracking 30 a price-weighted index of large U.S. blue-chip companies, whose divisor is adjusted for structural changes such as stock splits.
EVMEthereum Virtual Machine; networks compatible with it can run Ethereum-style smart contract applications.
Ether (ETH)The native asset of the Ethereum network, appearing earlier than ERC-20, and therefore not natively compliant with this standard.
FinalityThe assurance that a confirmed blockchain transaction cannot be changed, reversed, or canceled after completion.
First-Mover Advantage (FMA)The competitive advantage that a company or project may gain by being the first to launch products or services in an emerging market that has not yet been fully explored.
Full NodeA computer that stores the blockchain and independently validates transactions and blocks according to network rules.
GasA unit used by certain networks to measure computational resources consumed during execution; the actual transaction fee also depends on factors such as the gas price.
Gas feeThe on-chain transaction fee paid by the user in BNB is used to compensate validators for processing and confirming the transaction.
Gas limitThe maximum amount of computational work that a single block can accommodate. Increasing it can increase block capacity, but also raises validation and resource requirements.
Initial Public Offering (IPO)The process by which a private company offers its shares to the public for the first time, enabling public investors to buy and sell the company’s stock on the public market.
M2M TradingTransactions in which machines exchange services, data, or resources with one another; devices can autonomously complete value exchanges through microtransactions.
MACDIt is listed as a technical analysis indicator for supplementary observation of short- to medium-term momentum and potential reversal points, complementing the Rainbow Chart’s long-term perspective.
MicroStrategyA publicly listed company founded in 1989 year and engaged in developing business intelligence, mobile software, and cloud solutions, with the stock ticker MSTR。
OTOCOFirst execute a primary opening order, then automatically activate a set of OCO three orders comprising take-profit and stop-loss exit orders.
Peer-to-Peer (P2P)A distributed network or computing architecture that allocates tasks or workloads among multiple peer computer systems, with participants jointly providing and using resources.
Proof of WorkA consensus mechanism in which miners compete to validate blocks,Bitcoin uses this mechanism.
Proof-of-Work (PoW)A mechanism in which miners contribute computing power to compete for the right to create new blocks, while full nodes validate the network rules.
RSA Key pairAn encryption mechanism composed of a public key and a private key, which can be used to protect communications, encrypt data, and create or verify digital signatures.
RenderProvide decentralized GPU Render solutions, connecting idle GPU computing power with 3D rendering demand.
RollupsA scaling solution that bundles multiple off-chain transactions and submits compressed data or cryptographic proofs to the main chain.
S&P 500A stock market index whose constituents are selected by a committee, weighted by market capitalization, and that tracks 500 the stocks of large U.S. companies.
Semi-strong formThe form of market efficiency in which all publicly available information, including news and company announcements, is considered to be fully reflected in asset prices.
Source CodeA set of instructions consisting of lines of computer code, used to define how software will operate.
Unit of AccountA common measure used to measure and compare the value of property, goods, or services; in an accounting context, it may also refer to a specific asset or liability recorded in the financial statements.
VMAn abbreviation for Virtual Machine, referring to a virtual computer capable of running an operating system, files, and applications.
Virtual MachineA program that simulates a complete computer system, including a Virtual Machine CPU, memory, and storage.
Volatility DecayRefers to leveraged tokens and leverage ETF The erosion of returns in volatile or range-bound markets caused by the combined effects of daily rebalancing and compounding, also known as beta slippage or volatility drag.
Wrapped Ether (WETH)A token representing at a: ratio ETH of ERC-20 token, for compatibility with applications and tokens requiring ERC-20 format.
YubiKeyA hardware authentication device that can serve as the second credential for two-factor authentication, with verification completed by inserting the device or NFC connecting it.
archive nodeA node that retains the complete blockchain history from the genesis block while also performing full validation.
benchmarkingRunning a set of tests or programs under controlled conditions and comparing the relative performance of hardware or software against established benchmarks.
beta slippageAnother term for Volatility Decay, describing the deviation and loss in returns caused by daily leverage resets and compounding in volatile markets.
beta testersExternal testers who are not part of the development team or company, responsible for identifying bugs and providing feedback from a real-world user perspective.
full nodeA full node that can independently verify whether transactions and blocks comply with network rules and reject invalid data.
hash rateA measure of the computational power controlled by miners; its proportion of the network's total hash rate affects the likelihood that selfish mining will succeed and be profitable.
hypervisorSoftware that manages multiple virtual machines on the same physical server and maps virtual hardware to physical components.

Definition

M2M Trading

Transactions in which machines exchange services, data, or resources with one another; devices can autonomously complete value exchanges through microtransactions.

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