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Identity data refers to data that might be used to personally identify a user or party on the internet. Types of identity data might include social security numbers, personal addresses..
ICX, or the ICON Exchange Token, is the native asset of the ICON blockchain. The token is minted each time a block is created, and serves various purposes. As a governance token, ICX holders..
The ICON Incentives Scoring System (IISS) is the method used by ICON for measuring, incentivizing, and rewarding contributions to the network. Examples of contributions include running..
An iceberg order is an automated purchasing strategy — usually carried out by large institutional investment firms — that relies on software to divide a large purchase of an asset into..
Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is an application layer protocol that allows hypermedia data like HTML to operate online. HTTP is one of the main foundational layers of the internet and..
Hyperledger Fabric is a permissioned blockchain protocol that was initially designed by IBM and other constituents to provide a modular framework that enables delineation of node..
The Hyperledger blockchain project is an open-source umbrella project that first came to fruition in December 2015 via the Linux Foundation. Hyperledger has received considerable..
Hyperinflation describes severe, and often rapid price increases in an economy resulting from surplus money supply. Political instability, a weak economy, and loss of confidence..
A Layer-2 solution for Cardano being developed by Input-Output Global (IOG), Hydra is designed to further enhance throughput, diminish latency, and incur little-to-no costs — while still..
Hybrid smart contract is a term employed by the Chainlink protocol, referring to augmented smart contracts that combine both on-chain and off-chain elements. An example of a hybrid smart..
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