Notarization on Blockchain leverages the inherent characteristics and benefits of blockchain technology to enable individuals to generate a timestamped artifact.
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Off-Chain refers to a transaction that occurs outside the blockchain network, offering advantages such as enhanced speed and lower costs.
Off-Chain Governance refers to a form of blockchain governance where decisions are made in an informal manner, separate from the main code base of the blockchain.
The Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) is a division of the U.S. Treasury that oversees the operations of national banks, federal savings associations, federal branches, and foreign bank agencies.
Pseudonymous refers to the act of writing under a fictitious name, like the well-known example of “Satoshi Nakamoto.”
A public address refers to the cryptographic hash of a public key, which enables users to utilize it as an address for payment requests.
Offline storage refers to the practice of securely storing cryptocurrencies in devices or systems that are not connected to the internet.
An offshore account refers to a bank account located in a foreign country that holds assets and investments outside of the individual’s country of origin or current residence.
OlympusDAO or OHM Forks are the enhancements made to OlympusDAO’s codebase, resulting in the creation of several forked products.
On-Balance Volume (OBV) is a trading indicator of a technical nature that predicts the price movements of an asset by analyzing the flow of volume.