📦Rollup

A Layer 2 technique that batches transactions to reduce fees.

📈Scalability

A blockchain's ability to handle growing transaction volumes.

📜Security Token

A token representing ownership in an asset and subject to regulation.

🌱Seed Phrase

A set of words that can restore access to a crypto wallet.

🧩Sharding

Splitting a blockchain into smaller parts to improve throughput.

🔗Sidechain

A separate blockchain connected to a main chain for scalability.

✂️Slashing

A penalty that removes staked funds from misbehaving validators.

📜Smart Contract

Self-executing code on a blockchain that enforces agreement terms.

🔁Soft Fork

A backward-compatible upgrade to a blockchain protocol.

🪙Stablecoin

A cryptocurrency pegged to a stable asset like the US dollar.

🥩Staking

Locking cryptocurrency to support a network and earn rewards.

🚀Throughput

The number of transactions a blockchain can process per second.

🎫Token

A digital asset issued on an existing blockchain representing value or utility.

💸Transaction

A transfer of cryptocurrency recorded on the blockchain.

🔍Transparency

The property that blockchain transactions are publicly visible.

🔑Utility Token

A token that provides access to a service or product on a platform.

✅Validator

A node that verifies transactions in a proof-of-stake network.

👛Wallet

Software or hardware that stores private keys for cryptocurrency.

🐋Whale

An individual or entity holding a large amount of cryptocurrency.

🌾Yield Farming

Earning rewards by providing liquidity to decentralized finance protocols.