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Blockchain & Crypto Glossary
Similar to a testnet, the development network (devnet) operates independently of the mainnet. Some differentiate these environments based on their intended uses. Although not every..
A deterministic module is a section of independent electronic circuits built into a circuit board that provides functions on a computer system that do not feature any degree of randomness..
A desktop wallet is a software wallet for cryptocurrency and digital assets that is downloaded directly onto a computing device. Desktop wallets are almost always non-custodial in nature..
A design axiom (DA) is a term given to the critical elements of the Crypto.com blockchain's technical architecture. The Crypto.com technical Whitepaper notes six design axioms critical..
A deshielding transaction is a type of transaction used on the Zcash blockchain that is sent from an anonymous sender to a transparent and public receiver wallet..
A derivative is a financial contract that derives its value from the underlying traits of an asset, index, or interest rate. Futures and options contracts are examples of derivatives..
The Depth-Limited Search (DLS) algorithm is a specialized consensus algorithm used within the Cosmos blockchain network. It is designed to solve the specific technical problem..
The Depository Trust & Clearing Corporation (DTCC), along with the National Securities Clearing Corporation (NSCC) and other subsidiaries, provides institutional investors in the U.S..
A deposit contract is a smart contract that allows users to deposit cryptocurrency into a blockchain protocol, often via a validator node. While deposit contracts typically allow users..
A deposit transaction is the process whereby a user deposits their funds in the form of cryptocurrency (or fiat currency) from one platform to another. Deposits are generally conducted..
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