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A trend refers to the overall direction of a financial market or an asset's price. Trends are determined in large part by using technical charting analysis and trendlines that highlight..
A treasury bond (T-Bond) is a security that the U.S. government typically issues as a debt instrument to fund various government operations and commitments. These securities typically have..
A treasury bill (T-Bill) is a short-term financial instrument issued by the U.S. government. These fixed-income securities generally have a maturity period lasting from four weeks to a year..
TRC-20 is a smart contract standard for creating tokens using the TRON Virtual Machine. TRC-20 tokens are fully compatible with Ethereum's ERC-20 standard.
TRC-10 is another tokenization standard used by the TRON blockchain that stands apart from its more common TRC-20 tokenization standard. Although TRC-10 and TRC-20 tokens have several..
Within the field of cryptography, a trapdoor function, also known as a "one-way function", is an algorithmic puzzle that is simple to compute in one direction, but extremely difficult..
The Transmuter is the Alchemix protocol's primary pegging mechanism, which helps keep synthetic assets, like alUSD, at a 1:1 ratio with stablecoins like DAI. The Transmuter is powered..
The Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) is an organized suite of communication protocols that is used to connect network devices over the internet and transmit data..
On the Livepeer network, a Transcoder is a hardware device (specifically a GPU or CPU) that converts video from one format to another. Transcoders carry out the video transcoding process..
Transactions per second (TPS) refers to the number of data transactions that a computer network can exact within a second. The TPS measurement used for sending data on a blockchain network..
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