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Routing AttackAn attack occurring at the internet infrastructure layer that affects the availability or participation status of connected systems by manipulating data transmission paths.
bull trapRefers to a situation in which investors expect the trend to turn upward and establish long positions, but the actual reversal does not occur.
dead cat bounceA temporary price recovery that occurs during a sustained downward trend, after which the original decline may continue.
iterated prisoner's dilemmaWhen the same type of iterated prisoner's dilemma occurs repeatedly, participants may adopt strategies that encourage cooperation through long-term interaction.
Price gapThe phenomenon in which an asset’s price adjusts discontinuously when traditional markets reopen to reflect changes that occurred during the closure.
Block-level parallelizationEnables the creation and validation of multiple blocks to occur simultaneously, accommodating more transactions and alleviating network congestion.
Arbitrage opportunityThe same asset AMM An opportunity to buy low and sell high that arises when a price discrepancy occurs with centralized platforms.
LiquidationThe disposal of a position or collateral that occurs when collateral or margin requirements are not met; the specific conditions are determined by the product.
SlippageA situation in which the actual execution price of a trade differs from the initially requested or expected price, commonly occurring in illiquid markets or with market orders.
Bull flagA chart pattern in which a brief consolidation or slight pullback occurs after a strong rise, potentially followed by a continuation of the uptrend after an upside breakout.
Off-chainRefers to transactions or processes that occur outside the main blockchain network, typically recording only the final settlement result on the underlying blockchain.

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Block-level parallelization

Enables the creation and validation of multiple blocks to occur simultaneously, accommodating more transactions and alleviating network congestion.

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