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As part of the Optimistic Rollup (OR) Layer-2 scaling solution proposed for the Ethereum network, sequencers — or aggregators — process transactions off-chain before sending them on-chain..
A separate account is an investment portfolio owned by an investor that is managed by an investment firm — typically a registered investment advisor (RIA). Separate accounts provide their..
In computer science, semantics is the mathematical study of the meaning of different programming languages. One of the ideas in programming semantics is that linguistic representations..
The semantic web is a long-awaited version of the World Wide Web that expands on the parameters set by the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C). The semantic web is designed to allow internet..
A sell-off is a sudden, high-volume sale of a security or other asset which typically reduces the price of the relevant asset, at least in the short term. While there are a variety..
A sell wall is said to occur when a large limit order is placed at a specific price level to sell a large amount of a certain asset. Sell walls can result in a substantial drop in the price..
Self-sovereign identity (SSI) is a general concept that describes a user's ability to own their own identifying data without the need for third-party assignment or validation..
A self-regulatory organization (SRO) is an entity that has the power to independently create and enforce accepted professional regulations and standards without the need for external..
Segregated Witness (SegWit) is the name of a soft fork that was carried out on the Bitcoin network which changed the transaction format of the protocol. Segwit separates signature data..
As it relates to peer-to-peer (P2P) file sharing, seeding is the act of uploading previously downloaded content for others to download. A computer connected to a P2P network generally..
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