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A limited-capacity block whose capacity is larger than the blank block’s but smaller than the full block’s.

The amount of one‘s crypto asset in position.

In 1950, the U.S. balance of payments swung negative,

It is a new cryptocurrency generated from a blockchain_s hard fork. e.g BCH is BTC_s fork coin.

It generally refers to experts who have an advanced understanding of computer _s and networks such as programmers.

A standard procedure to verify a customer’s identity in order to deter illegal behaviors such as money laundering.

It refers to the entire stock of a country‘s fiat currency. It consists of the cash in circulation and the deposits.

This refers to the price fluctuation of cryptocurrencies in the investment market. It’s usually in the form of figures or diagrams.

It happens when a trader‘s loss exceeds the deposit in his or her account due to the vaｒiation of the market.

It is a process in computer science used to achieve agreement on a single data value among distributed processes or _s.

It is a technique by which unauthorized access can be gained to a device or a network to exploit the sys tem‘s vulnerabilities.

In accounting and finance industries, it is an analysis of a business_s financial state - including health, competitors, and markets.

First proposed by Nick Szabo in the 1990s, it is a kind of computer protocol aiming at disseminating and verifying contracts.

Taproot is a soft fork that optimizes Bitcoin _s. Taproot is the biggest upgrade to the Bitcoin network since 2017.

Dogecoin is a peer-to-peer and open-source digital currency that’s similar to Bitcoin _BTC_ and Litecoin _LTC_.

It means the surge of a token‘s price. Some joke about linking this phenomenon with the possibility of buying a Lamborghini, saying “When moon, When Lambo“.

Algorand_s consensus mechanism is permissionless and pure proof-of-stake. It ensures full participation, protection, and speed within a truly decentralized network.

Schrödinger_s cat is a thought experiment, sometimes described as a paradox, devised by Austrian physicist Erwin Schrödinger in 1935, though the idea originated from Albert Einstein.