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Blockchain & Crypto Glossary
The process of "burning" coins/tokens is employed by many blockchain networks to incentivize network users to buy and invest in protocol-specific assets. Usually intended as..
The term "bullish" can be used to describe how positive or optimistic a person feels about a particular asset. Someone who is bullish on bitcoin (BTC) believes the price of BTC will..
A bull trap is a market signal that signifies an initial recovery in the price of a declining asset, followed by a further decline. Bull traps are sometimes carried out by investors..
A bull run is a specific time period in a financial market cycle during which asset prices can experience a significant upward trend. A bull run is similar to a bull market, while..
A bull market refers to an upward trend in prices for an extended period of time. As of 2020, bitcoin (BTC) has undergone three bull markets. The opposite of a bull market is a bear market.
A bull flag is a technical charting pattern shaped like a flag that often signals further bullish momentum and an increase in price. With a bull flag, the flagpole is formed..
BUIDL is a slang term for 'build,' that was derived similarly to the slang word for 'hold,' HODL. BUIDL is a call to arms to members of the blockchain and crypto community to help improve..
A bug bounty, sometimes called a vulnerability rewards program (VRP), is an initiative that blockchain or software development enterprises may offer to external developers to incentivize..
A bubble occurs when an asset rises to extremely inflated prices and then comes crashing down, settling at a level that's far less than its original price — typically a drop of 75% or more..
In a brute force attack, an attacker attempts to gain access to an account by systematically trying all possible combinations of passwords and passphrases that may apply to the account..
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