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2FAAbbreviation for two-factor authentication, used to add an extra layer of verification when logging in or accessing resources.
51% AttackA situation in which malicious actors gain control of most of the network's hash power, potentially threatening blockchain operations.
Algorithmic tradingA method of executing trades using automated software that follows predefined instructions; the software can access the trading platform API to monitor conditions and submit or cancel orders.
AllocationRefers to tokens or equity shares reserved for specific investors, team members, groups, or organizations.
Anchoring biasRefers to investors clinging to reference points such as recent highs, thereby misjudging prices after a sharp decline as cheap.
Angel InvestorA high-net-worth individual who provides personal capital to fund early-stage startups in exchange for equity or convertible debt.
BEP-2Original BNB The historical standard for issuing and managing tokens on the Beacon Chain, which has been retired in the Fusion process.
BEP-682Used to reject duplicate validator counting in cross-chain signature verification, ensuring that the signature threshold is met by a sufficient number of genuine validators.
BNB Chain Pasteur hard forkBNB A network rules upgrade on Smart Chain focused on enhancing cross-chain and validator governance security and increasing block transaction capacity.
BNB GreenfieldBNB Greenfield is a decentralized data storage network whose storage permissions can be linked to the BSC address.
BlockComputer files that store transaction data and link to other blocks in sequence.
ConfluenceTwo or more independent signals, indicators, or strategies point to the same conclusion, strengthening support for a trading decision.
CryptocurrenciesDigital currencies that operate on decentralized networks and can be used for payments or as a store of value, such as Bitcoin and Ether.
DeFi aggregatorA system that compares and connects multiple trading venues or liquidity sources to find more suitable execution routes for trades.
DecryptionThe process of restoring encrypted, unreadable information to its original readable form.
Disposition effectThe tendency of investors to hold underperforming assets while waiting for them to recover, yet sell assets that have already risen relatively quickly.
Efficient Market Hypothesis (EMH)An economic theory holding that asset prices reflect all available information, making it difficult for investors to consistently outperform the market.
EigenLayerA project built on the Ethereum blockchain that provides security for multiple services through restaking and validator mechanisms.
FilecoinUses blockchain to provide decentralized storage, enabling users to rent out unused storage space and earn cryptocurrency rewards.
Full NodeA computer that stores the blockchain and independently validates transactions and blocks according to network rules.
GDP DeflatorMeasured by the ratio of nominal GDP to real GDP, it is an indicator of overall price changes in all goods and services produced by a country.
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.
Gnosis ChainPOAP Later migrated to a low-cost, high-speed blockchain, with the issued badges stored on its chain.
HarmonizeMetaco’s institutional digital asset custody platform, which helps manage transactions, maintain audit records, and meet regulatory requirements.
HoneypotIn the crypto asset sector, a scam that lures users into depositing funds or purchasing tokens while preventing them from selling or withdrawing them.
IndexAggregate a set of prices or data into a single value to measure changes relative to historical levels or a benchmark.
Initial Coin Offering (ICO)A fundraising method in which new projects raise funds by selling their cryptocurrency to investors.
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.
Inter-Blockchain Communication (IBC)A specialized messaging protocol adopted by the Cosmos ecosystem that enables independent blockchains to exchange assets without relying on a single centralized operator.
IssuanceIn the crypto sector, this refers to generating new cryptocurrencies or tokens and, in accordance with the project's rules, putting them into circulation.
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.
MempoolA temporary area where the node stores unconfirmed transactions while they await inclusion in a block.
OTPA one-time password or verification code that can be used only for a specific verification process and is typically generated by an authenticator or hardware token.
Offline Signing Orchestrator (OSO)An offline signing technology for digital asset cold storage that reduces the risk of human error and unauthorized access through automation and security controls.
Paper WalletA physical wallet form that stores the public and private keys of a cryptocurrency address by printing them on paper.
PoSAProof of Staked Authority is BSC’s consensus mechanism; validators participate in block validation by staking BNB and earn transaction fees.
Proof of StakeA consensus mechanism in which validators lock up tokens to help secure the network and validate blocks.
Proof of Stake (PoS)A consensus mechanism that rewards block validation based on the amount of tokens staked by validators.
RSIThe text lists it as a technical analysis indicator used to help identify medium- to short-term momentum and potential reversal points that rainbow charts cannot capture.
RektAn internet slang term derived from “wrecked,” commonly referring in the crypto sector to traders, assets, or markets suffering severe losses.
RootkitA tool that uses system administrator privileges to conceal malware, making it more difficult to detect, locate, and remove.
SRC-721Standards that reduce file sizes and lower detailed NFT creation costs through methods such as layered image storage and indexed color palettes.
Secret Recovery PhraseAn ordered set of words used to restore a self-custodied wallet and its derived accounts.
Store of ValueAn asset that can be saved and exchanged in the future, while seeking to preserve or increase its value.
ValidatorA Validator is a participant that verifies whether transactions and blocks are valid in accordance with blockchain network rules; in PoS, it usually refers to the formal role that assumes responsibility for proposing or confirming blocks through staking.
ValidiumA type of rollup that processes transactions off-chain, relies on a proof-of-stake validator network, and submits data to Layer 1.
Virtual MachineA program that simulates a complete computer system, including a Virtual Machine CPU, memory, and storage.
Weak formThe market efficiency form that holds that current prices already reflect all historical price data.
Weak handsRefers to traders or investors who lack the confidence, conviction, or resources to adhere to a holding plan and are prone to buying or selling based on emotions and short-term events.

Definition

Decryption

The process of restoring encrypted, unreadable information to its original readable form.

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