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Liquid Staking is a feature that allows stakers to mint the sFTM coin on a 1:1 ratio to their staked FTM coins, in order to provide collateral in Fantom Finance, which is a suite of Fantom..
Liquid Proof of Stake (LPoS) is a consensus mechanism modeled after the concept of liquid democracy. Liquid democracy is a system that allows individuals to both vote directly on issues..
A liquid market is a market that possesses strong liquidity. Liquidity refers to the ability to buy or sell an asset at the current market price without affecting it. Orders on liquid..
The Linux Foundation is a nonprofit consortium based in San Francisco that is dedicated to facilitating the growth of the Linux operating system (OS) and open-source software development..
Linux is an operating system which was originally built and designed by Finnish computer scientist Linus Torvalds in 1991. Linux is famous in technological circles because of its robust..
LINK is an ERC-677 token that is the native token of Chainlink's decentralized network of oracles. It is used to reward node operators for providing external data to smart contracts..
Linear processing is a way of processing data in a straight line on a computer infrastructure or a distributed blockchain network. Linear processing typically processes one computation..
A limited purpose trust charter is a specialized license issued by a U.S. state government which enables the receiving company to perform a specific set of functions, such as acting as..
A common function on trading interfaces, a limit order only buys or sells an asset at a specific price. Traders typically set a buy limit order at a price lower than the current market price..
The Lightning Network is a Layer-2 scaling technology that operates on top of blockchains like Bitcoin. It creates a private, two-way channel between users that enables multiple transactions..
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