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AI AgentAn AI system capable of understanding information, reasoning, and autonomously invoking tools and performing actions when granted the appropriate permissions.
Angel InvestorA high-net-worth individual who uses personal capital to fund an early-stage startup in exchange for equity or convertible debt.
BNB Chain Pasteur hard forkA network rule upgrade for BNB Smart Chain focused on improving cross-chain and validator-governance security while expanding block transaction capacity.
CapitulationA situation in which many market participants give up their positions and sell at the same time, usually in connection with panic selling.
EIP-7702A proposal to improve the functionality of Ethereum externally owned accounts (EOAs) and add new capabilities to wallets.
FOMOThe fear of missing out; refers to chasing price increases, trading frequently, or taking on risks beyond one's capacity to bear out of concern about missing an opportunity.
FlippeningThe hypothetical point at which Ethereum (ETH) surpasses Bitcoin (BTC) in total market capitalization to become the largest cryptocurrency by market value.
Gas LimitThe maximum amount of computational work that a single block can accommodate. Increasing it can increase block capacity, but also raises verification and resource requirements.
JavaScriptA web technology commonly used by PWAs that helps web applications provide more features and richer capabilities.
S&P 500A market-capitalization-weighted stock market index whose constituents are selected by a committee and that tracks 500 large U.S. companies.
SlipstreamAerodrome's concentrated liquidity feature, allowing liquidity providers to allocate capital within price ranges they choose.
TaprootAn upgrade that expands the data capacity of Bitcoin blocks and lays the foundation for Ordinals and BRC-20 applications.
VMAbbreviation for Virtual Machine, referring to a virtual computer capable of running operating systems, files, and applications.
bitcoin dominanceBitcoin's market capitalization as a proportion of the total capitalization of the cryptocurrency market.
liquidityThe amount available for trading in a market and its capacity to match and absorb orders.
market capitalizationA total market value metric, typically estimated by multiplying a coin's circulating supply by its current market price.
penetration testA simulated real-world attack used to examine a system's weaknesses and defensive capabilities.
proof of stake (PoS)A consensus method that does not rely on hash-based mining and therefore does not require competition around ASIC mining capability.
real-world TPSThe average transaction-processing capacity per second observed while a network operates under real-world conditions.
theoretical TPSThe maximum transaction-processing capacity per second that a network may achieve under ideal conditions.
whalesLarge holders with enough capital to place very large orders.
ThroughputThe number of transactions a blockchain can process within a given period, an important metric for evaluating its capacity to support high-frequency AI activity.
DiversificationAllocating funds across different assets or categories to reduce the impact on overall capital if a single transaction or project fails.
Market capitalizationA metric of the total value of currently tradable tokens calculated at the current price.
SkillA capability module that can be enabled in Binance AI Pro to support specific tasks such as market research, on-chain analysis, or workflow planning.
Withdrawal LimitA cap on the amount that may be withdrawn within a specified period, intended to reduce potential losses if an account is compromised.
Maximum SupplyThe protocol-defined issuance cap under which Bitcoin's total supply can never exceed 21 million coins.
Leveraged TradingA trading method that uses borrowed funds to establish a position larger than the trader’s own capital, thereby magnifying both potential gains and losses.
Horizontal ScalingAdding or removing network nodes as demand changes to adjust processing capacity.
Attention MechanismThe attention mechanism is a key Transformer component that lets a model focus on relevant parts of input text and capture relationships between words.
Internet of Things (IoT)A system of internet-connected devices capable of collecting and exchanging data in real time.
Fractional ShareAn equity interest representing less than one full share, allowing users to gain partial investment exposure to the underlying stock with a smaller amount of capital.
System Reward ContractA smart contract that receives one-sixteenth of block gas fees, has a balance cap of 100 BNB, and uses the funds to subsidize cross-chain packaging.
Blue-Chip TokenRefers to a crypto asset in the digital asset sector that has relatively high market capitalization and liquidity, relatively low volatility, broad recognition, and a certain degree of market reputation.
Ultra-short-term tradingAn advanced strategy that repeatedly capitalizes on minor market movements, such as bid-ask spreads and liquidity gaps, by rapidly opening and closing positions.
Quick ratioAlso known as the acid-test ratio, it measures short-term debt repayment capacity using highly liquid assets such as cash, marketable securities, and accounts receivable.

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Attention Mechanism

The attention mechanism is a key Transformer component that lets a model focus on relevant parts of input text and capture relationships between words.

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