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2-of-3A multisignature configuration in which at least two of the three available private keys must provide signatures.
3-of-5A multisignature configuration in which at least of the available private keys must provide signatures.
BUIDLRefers to the practical spirit of developers and builders who continue investing in the blockchain industry and focus on developing innovative applications.
Block TradeLarge orders privately negotiated outside the public order book, with the aim of reducing slippage and market impact.
Closed (private) betaA software testing method made available only to a small group of invited users. A closed (private) beta.ง
General Public LicenseA license that permits the unrestricted use, study, copying, sharing, modification, and distribution of a work, while requiring derivative works to be licensed under the same terms.
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.
Leveraged TokensA cryptocurrency derivative that algorithmically adjusts leverage, allowing traders to gain leveraged long or short exposure to a specific cryptocurrency in a relatively simplified manner.
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.
MultisignatureA security mechanism that requires two or more private keys to jointly authorize a single cryptocurrency transaction.
OTOCOFirst execute a primary opening order, then automatically activate a set of OCO three orders comprising take-profit and stop-loss exit orders.
Paper WalletA physical wallet form that stores the public and private keys of a cryptocurrency address by printing them on paper.
Private KeyThe private key used to sign transactions and control the corresponding on-chain assets.
Public KeyThe public key corresponding to the private key, which can be used to generate a receiving address.
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.
Selfish MiningA mining strategy in which miners withhold newly discovered blocks, build a private chain branch, and publish it opportunistically to gain more than their fair share of block rewards.
Strong formThe strictest form of market efficiency, holding that both public and private information are already reflected in asset prices.
U-Margined ContractsU-margined contracts are a contract type supported by this derivatives skill. Related interfaces can be used to query market data, trade, and manage positions.
USDT-margined perpetual contractA derivative contract with no expiration date, denominated and settled in USDT, and referencing the price of the underlying asset.
copyleftA licensing mechanism that permits the publication of derivative works, provided they are distributed under the same license terms as the original work.
crypto walletA tool used to access blockchain-based digital assets and store the private keys required to authorize transactions. It can be classified as custodial or non-custodial.
multisigA common abbreviation for multisignature, indicating that transaction authorization is jointly controlled by multiple private keys or participants.
off-chainIndicates that interactions or status updates are completed privately between participants rather than being recorded individually on the underlying blockchain.
public key cryptographyA method of encryption and decryption using a pair of mathematically related keys: a public key and a private key.
Cross margin modeA mode that considers the assets and multiple positions in a derivatives account together when calculating margin and liquidation risk.
Public-key cryptographyA cryptographic mechanism that uses mathematically related public and private keys to perform encryption or digital signature operations.
Cold storageA method of storing cryptocurrency private keys offline to isolate them from internet-connected devices and associated security risks.
Hierarchical deterministic (HD) walletA wallet that can generate and manage multiple accounts using the same mnemonic phrase, with each account having its own private key.
Seed phraseAn ordered sequence of words used to recover private keys. Never provide it to customer support or unfamiliar websites.
Block tradeThe purchase or sale of a large quantity of assets completed through private negotiation outside the public order book.
Wilkinson dot plotA type of dot plot that uses stacked dots to display data distribution, making individual observations visible.
Binance ChatA built-in messaging feature in the Binance App that supports private messaging, group discussions, and certain interaction tools related to crypto assets.
Futures ContractA standardized derivatives contract under which both parties agree to buy or sell a specified quantity of an asset at a predetermined price on a specified future date.
Leveraged ETFAn exchange-traded fund that uses derivatives such as swaps, futures, or options to seek to magnify the daily returns of an underlying asset by a fixed multiple.
Leverage ETF Perpetual contractA derivative contract with no expiration date that tracks leveraged ETF prices and does not represent ownership of actual ETF units.
Fraud proofCryptographic evidence submitted by a verifier to challenge the validity of a transaction and identify an incorrect state transition, typically activated only when an inconsistency is detected.
Perpetual ContractA derivative contract with no expiration date, designed for continuous holding, whose funding rate mechanism helps keep its price close to that of the underlying asset.
Cash ratioA conservative liquidity ratio that compares only a company’s cash holdings with its current liabilities.
Hardware walletA wallet that uses a dedicated physical device to protect private keys and sign transactions.
Private blockchainA blockchain network operated by a single entity, with viewing or writing permissions restricted by established rules.
Private blockchainIn the text, this refers to a permissioned blockchain typically controlled by a single entity with restrictions on participation.
Private KeySecret information used to sign transactions; leakage may result in loss of control.
Private key mnemonic phraseA private credential that can be used to recover a wallet and control the associated assets.
Private key mnemonic (SRP)A set of words used to generate and restore wallet keys and must be kept confidential.
Paper walletA method of printing or writing a private key on paper and storing it offline. It is generally not recommended today because it is vulnerable to physical damage and has usage limitations.
U.S. Commodity Futures Trading Commission (CFTC)An independent U.S. government agency responsible for regulating derivatives markets, including futures contracts, options, and swaps.
Stock perpetual contractsDerivatives that track real-time prices of individual stocks, require no actual ownership of stocks, have no expiration date, and are settled in USDT.
Self-custodial walletA self-custodial wallet is a wallet in which the user controls the private keys, and the wallet service provider cannot control the user's assets on the user's behalf.
Trigger PriceThe market price condition used to activate a limit take-profit or stop-loss order; it is not the limit price of the order ultimately submitted.
Forward contractA privately negotiated, customizable agreement typically traded over the counter.

Definition

Self-custodial wallet

A self-custodial wallet is a wallet in which the user controls the private keys, and the wallet service provider cannot control the user's assets on the user's behalf.

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