Collateralisation

A Verkle tree is a data structure that combines elements of both Merkle trees and vector commitments to improve the efficiency of proof sizes in blockchain applications, particularly for verifying large datasets.

Fibonacci retracement is a popular technical analysis tool that helps traders identify potential levels of support and resistance likely to occur.

A passkey is a password or private key used to access a cryptocurrency wallet, sign transactions, or interact with blockchain-based applications.

A Merkle tree is a data structure constructed by hashing paired data, summarising all the transactions in a block by producing a digital fingerprint of the entire set of transactions.

A staking pool is a mechanism that allows multiple participants to combine their resources to increase their chances of earning rewards through staking.

In cryptocurrency and blockchain, ‘lockup’ refers to a period during which certain tokens or coins are restricted from being sold, transferred, or traded.

Trading fees are costs that users pay when they engage in transactions on a blockchain network or trade cryptocurrencies on an exchange.

The blockchain scalability trilemma states that blockchains can only simultaneously achieve two out of either decentralisation, scalability, or security — but never all three.

Blockchain scalability refers to the ability of a blockchain network to handle an increasing amount of transactions and data without compromising performance, security, or decentralisation.