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Blockchain & Crypto Glossary
A web wallet is a cryptocurrency wallet that is accessed via a web browser. Many web wallets are custodial services run by cryptocurrency exchanges. Web wallets are considered 'hot wallets..
Within the Status Network, the Web of Trust is a decentralized reputation system in which users deposit tokens against usernames to indicate that they trust the user.
A web application firewall (WAF) is a specific type of application firewall that filters, monitors, and blocks HTTP traffic to and from a specified web service. A WAF sits between external..
A web application is an application software or program that runs on a web server rather than a device's operating system. Web applications are accessible through a web browser..
The term Web 3.0 refers to a vision of the third generation of computing, which anticipates that technologies like blockchain will decentralize the internet and disintermediate Web 2..
The realization of Web 2.0 began in the early 2000's. This second wave of internet innovation is characterized by its read-write and interactive design model. Platforms such as Amazon..
Web 1.0 was initially launched in the early 1990s when the internet first began to enjoy mainstream adoption. Web 1.0 was primarily a static, read-only infrastructure which generally lacked..
The term "weak hands" is used in the crypto space to refer to an investor who chooses to sell their investments when there is a substantial dip in the market, taking a loss..
In the Waves network, the mechanism that selects which node can generate the next block is called Waves-NG. This mechanism separates the Waves blockchain into key blocks and microblocks..
A watchlist is a mechanism, usually web-based, that allows users to create a list of cryptocurrencies they wish to follow or track to better research projects they are considering investing..
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