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A Merkle tree is a data structure composed of data-converting hashes that is utilized by blockchains for the secure verification of information. A Merkle tree summarizes all the transactions..
A Merkle root is found at the top of a Merkle tree and represents the transaction hashes located at the bottom of its associated Merkle tree. These transaction hashes are then repeatedly..
A mempool is where an unconfirmed transaction waits after being verified by a node and before being included in a block. The mempool makes use of the Replace by Fee (RBF) mechanism..
A memorandum of understanding (MOU) is a document that outlines an agreement reached between two or more parties. MOUs are not legally binding, but often indicate that the parties will..
A memecoin is a cryptocurrency or crypto token based on a viral joke or cultural reference. Projects built around memecoins rely heavily on social media hype to attract new users/investors..
A membership service provider (MSP) is a component within some blockchain networks that is used to manage memberships for different users, or nodes, and their digital identities..
A megabyte (MB) is a unit of measurement for digital data storage that is made up of 1,000,000 bytes of data. Bytes are the original basic unit of data storage, but have since grown..
Meebits is a collection of 20,000 generated, unique 3D NFT characters created by Larva Labs. Meebits have an accompanying no-fee trading marketplace.
A medium of exchange is an asset that is widely accepted in exchange for goods and services. Fiat currency is an example of a medium of exchange today, but historically has included..
Launched in 2012, Medium is a blogging platform that hosts articles written by a combination of amateur and professional writers. Medium has an in-house staff of paid writers and also..
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