A Stale Block refers to a block that has been mined successfully but is not included in the current longest blockchain. This typically occurs when another block at the same height is added to the chain before it.
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The US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) is an agency of the US Treasury Department that focuses on financial intelligence and enforcement.
TokenSets, also known as Set Protocol, is a decentralized platform designed for managing crypto portfolios.
Staking Pools enable users to pool their resources together, enhancing their likelihood of receiving rewards. This mechanism provides the network with additional staking power to authenticate and validate new transactions.
Shilling refers to the act of fervently endorsing a cryptocurrency or ICO project.
A fundraising mechanism known as a Strong Holder Offering (SHO) selects eligible investors based on their on-chain activities and other proprietary data sets.
Signals serve as a prompt to either purchase or sell an asset.
A cryptocurrency lacking any apparent value or practical application is commonly referred to as a “shitcoin.”
A computer protocol known as a smart contract is designed to enable, authenticate, or enforce a contract on the blockchain without the involvement of intermediaries.
A thorough examination of the on-chain code of a smart contract is conducted by cybersecurity experts to guarantee its bug-free and secure nature. This process is known as a smart contract audit.