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Glossary

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API KeyA credential that allows a program to access an account’s API; its executable scope is determined by permissions such as reading, trading, transferring, or withdrawing.
DelistingThe process by which a trading platform removes a cryptocurrency or token, withdraws its trading pairs, and ceases to provide trading support.
HoneypotIn the crypto asset sector, a scam that lures users into depositing funds or purchasing tokens while preventing them from selling or withdrawing them.
Traditional stakingA staking method that typically requires tokens to be locked for a fixed period, restricting trading or withdrawals during the lock-up period.
rug pullUsually refers to a scam in which a project team suddenly withdraws liquidity from a token pool after attracting buyers, causing the price to collapse rapidly.
withdrawal windowThe withdrawal window during which the platform still allows users to transfer the asset out after it has been delisted.
Wrapped tokenA mapped token issued on the target chain in an equivalent amount after the original-chain asset is locked or withdrawn.
Address whitelistAn address whitelist limits withdrawal destinations to pre-approved addresses and is an important security measure when enabling API withdrawals.
Withdrawal limitThe maximum amount permitted for withdrawal within a specified period, intended to reduce potential financial losses if the account is compromised.
Hard rug pullA type of rug pull in which malicious mechanisms—such as restricting selling, unlimited issuance, or direct withdrawal of funds—are written into the smart contract in advance.
Remove liquidityThe developer uses the liquidity pool (LP) tokens to withdraw the underlying assets from the pool, draining it and making it difficult for other holders to sell.
Self-custodyThe user withdraws the tokens to a compatible wallet they control for safekeeping, rather than leaving them in an account on a centralized platform.
Quantitative tighteningThe policy process by which a central bank actively shrinks its balance sheet and withdraws or reduces liquidity in the financial system.

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Definition

Wrapped token

A mapped token issued on the target chain in an equivalent amount after the original-chain asset is locked or withdrawn.

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