The hypothesis known as the Law of Accelerating Returns, formulated by Ray Kurzweil, is grounded on the observation that technologies, as well as other evolutionary systems, have a tendency to advance in an exponential manner.
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Leverage refers to the money that a trader borrows from a brokerage in order to increase their exposure to a position beyond the limits of their own capital.
Leveraged Tokens offer a leveraged trading position in the realm of cryptocurrencies, resulting in amplified gains and losses.
Libp2p is a network protocol that is open and designed for decentralized peer-to-peer networking.
Light nodes, also known as downloaded wallets, play a crucial role in validating the information stored on the blockchain by connecting to full nodes.
Over-Collateralization, also known as OC, refers to the practice of providing collateral that exceeds the value required to compensate for potential losses in the event of a default.
A scenario in which you purchase a cryptocurrency with the anticipation of selling it at a later time for a higher price, resulting in a profit.
A longing (long position) is when an investor purchases a cryptocurrency or another financial instrument with the intention of selling it at a higher price in the future.
Mainnet swap is the process of transferring a cryptocurrency project from one blockchain network to another, typically its own native blockchain network.
Malware, also known as malicious software, is a term used to describe harmful programs that are used by individuals with malicious intent to gain unauthorized access to and/or compromise a computer, network, or server.