An organization or legal entity that engages in market trading on behalf of its clients, including retail investors, is known as an Institutional Investor.
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The Intercontinental Exchange (ICE) is a company based in the United States that was established in 2000 with the aim of acquiring and managing international exchanges and clearing houses.
An Insurance Fund is utilized to safeguard against unforeseen losses incurred through leveraged trading. Its purpose is to shield traders from potential bankruptcy resulting from liquidations.
An intermediary or middleman is a person or entity that serves as a mediator between various parties to facilitate agreements or execute instructions.
Interest rates are charges or returns that vary over time and are based on the amount of money deposited, borrowed, or lent.
Internet memes are widely shared content on the internet that can take the form of images, videos, or text. These memes are quickly copied and spread by internet users. While they are often humorous, they can also be used to convey critical messages.
An internal transaction, which is also referred to as a “message,” occurs when an externally owned account (EOA) interacts with a contract address and leads to the transfer of Ether.
Blockchain interoperability, also known as cross-chain interoperability, refers to the capability of observing and exchanging data across numerous blockchains.
The Internet of Things (IoT) refers to a worldwide network of interconnected devices, sensors, and software. This network enables the collection and exchange of data in real-time over the Internet.
A Keylogger, also known as keystroke logging software, is a type of spying tool that is frequently utilized by hackers to capture and record the keystrokes made by users.