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Blockchain & Crypto Glossary
Cold storage refers to the offline storage of crypto on a cryptocurrency wallet. "Offline" means that the wallet is disconnected from the internet, preventing hackers from accessing it..
Collateral tokens are tokens employed for various blockchain use cases, acting as a collateralization method for users of the financial services provided by a blockchain network..
The collateral factor is the amount of collateral required to mint another asset or collateralize a loan. It sets the maximum borrowing amount. Also called the collateral ratio, it's..
Collateral refers to an asset that is offered as security for repayment of a loan, to be forfeited in the event of a default (a situation in which an individual is unable to pay back..
A cold wallet is a cryptocurrency wallet that is not connected to the internet, or not connected during the signing of a crypto transaction (which is done in-device). Cold wallets most often..
Cold storage refers to the offline storage of crypto on a cryptocurrency wallet..
CoinJoin was originally developed as a privacy tool for concealing a user's Bitcoin transactions. "CoinJoining" involves many users combining their funds into one large transaction, which is..
A generation transaction, or a coinbase transaction as it is commonly known, is the first transaction data contained in a block on the Bitcoin blockchain. The generation transaction is..
Coinbase is one of the largest cryptocurrency exchanges in the world. Based in the U.S.A., it provides spot trading to retail U.S. investors and crypto custody services to institutional..
A coin swap or token swap is the process of exchanging one type of coin/token for another one. It could also refer to a platform replacing an existing coin/token with a significantly updated..
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