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Formal verification refers to mathematically proving and verifying a smart contract to ensure that it will function as intended. The use of mathematical functions to build the software..
Form 10-Q is a financial report that publicly traded companies are required to file quarterly by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). It contains similar information..
Form 10-K is a financial report that publicly traded companies are required to file annually by the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). The report provides a comprehensive summary..
A fork occurs when one blockchain is divided into two blockchains. This type of split in a blockchain network happens when an update is made to the blockchain protocol, but not all..
Forging refers to the creation or minting of new blocks in blockchain protocols using the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus algorithm. When a new block is forged, there is an opportunity..
Forex is a portmanteau that combines the terms "foreign currency" and "exchange" that is used to define the entire foreign currency exchange market. The forex currency trading market is..
Built by Dapper Labs — the company behind non-fungible token (NFT) collections such as CryptoKitties and NBA Top Shot — Flow is a blockchain designed to support consumer collectible..
The floor price — also known as a price floor — is the minimum price at which something can be purchased. This could refer to a commodity, a luxury-branded good, the work of an artist..
Flipping is a strategy that denotes buying an asset, stock, cryptocurrency, or some other investment that is then sold shortly afterwards to generate a quick profit. The general term..
The flippening refers to the hypothetical moment in time when the total market cap of Ethereum surpasses the total market cap of Bitcoin. The flippening has been hypothesized for many years..
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