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Explore 227+ clear, technical, and objective definitions defining the decentralized future.
A soulbound token (SBT) is a non-transferable token tied permanently to a single wallet ("soul"). Unlike a normal NFT or ERC-20, an SBT cannot be sold or sent to another address — it represents an identity-linked credential, achievement, or membership.
Buying or selling cryptocurrencies for immediate delivery and settlement at the current market price (you own the actual asset).
The default wallet on a CEX for holding and trading spot-market cryptocurrencies.
The spread is the difference between the highest bid and lowest ask price in an order book.
A cryptocurrency designed to maintain a stable value, usually pegged 1:1 to fiat like USD (e.g., USDT, USDC).
The process of actively participating in transaction validation on a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) blockchain. Participants lock up (or 'stake') their cryptocurrency holdings to support network security and operations, earning rewards in return, similar to earning interest.
A stop hunt is a price move that pushes into areas where many stop-loss orders are likely placed, triggers those stops, and then reverses direction. It is often linked to liquidity-seeking behavior in the market.
A conditional order that combines a stop price (trigger) and a limit price (execution range). Once the market reaches the stop price, it activates as a limit order that only executes at the specified limit price or better.
Conditional orders that automatically close a position at a preset price to limit losses (SL) or lock in gains (TP). Often combined as bracket or OCO orders.
Support is a price level where buying pressure prevents price from falling further.
Swing trading is a trading style where positions are held for several days to several weeks in order to capture medium-term price swings within a broader market trend.
A Sybil attack is the creation of many fake or coordinated identities by a single entity to gain disproportionate influence in a system designed to give equal weight per participant — airdrops, governance votes, point programs, or social platforms.
A Telegram trading bot is a chat-based interface, accessed inside the Telegram messenger, that lets users execute on-chain trades — typically swaps, sniping, copy-trading — by typing commands or tapping buttons. The bot holds a wallet on the user's behalf or relays signed transactions.
A testnet is a testing version of a blockchain used for experiments without risking real funds.
An execution strategy/order that splits a large trade into smaller chunks executed evenly over a specified time period.
A token is a digital asset built on top of an existing blockchain rather than having its own independent blockchain.
A token approval is an on-chain permission that a wallet owner grants to a smart contract, allowing that contract to transfer a specified (or unlimited) amount of a particular token (usually ERC-20) from the owner’s address.
A token contract is the smart contract address that defines and manages a token on a blockchain. It is the on-chain source that tells wallets and applications how the token behaves, including its name, supply logic, and transfer rules.
A token unlock is a scheduled release of previously locked tokens — typically those allocated to team members, early investors, the treasury, or advisors — into the circulating supply. Unlocks are defined by the token's vesting schedule, often published at launch.
Tokenised equities (or tokenized equities) are digital tokens on a blockchain that represent ownership rights—or economic exposure—to shares in a company, whether public or private, enabling fractional ownership and on-chain transfer.