Social Engineering refers to the practice of employing deceitful tactics to manipulate individuals into carrying out specific actions or divulging confidential information.
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A fundraising mechanism known as a Strong Holder Offering (SHO) selects eligible investors based on their on-chain activities and other proprietary data sets.
A trading strategy where a trader borrows an asset to sell it, anticipating a further decline in price. If the price does indeed decrease, the short seller benefits.
A side chain is a blockchain ledger that operates alongside a main blockchain, establishing a bidirectional connection between the main chain and the sidechain.
A Side Channel Attack refers to a technique used by hackers to exploit the unintentional information conveyed by a computer’s inherent “tells”.
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.
The US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) is an agency of the US Treasury Department that focuses on financial intelligence and enforcement.
Signals serve as a prompt to either purchase or sell an asset.
Secure Multi-Party Computation (sMPC) is a specific area within the field of cryptography that enables multiple parties to perform computations on a function while ensuring the privacy of their respective inputs.
A shard refers to a segment of a blockchain network that has been divided into several smaller shards, each containing its own set of data.