A random arbitrary number used to timestamp or otherwise ensure the order of a transaction in order to prevent against a replay attack.
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A random arbitrary number used to timestamp or otherwise ensure the order of a transaction in order to prevent against a replay attack.
A term introduced by Bloomberg Senior ETF analyst Eric Balchunas to refer to a group of nine spot…
View definitionAn abbreviation for non-fungible token. Unlike most cryptocurrencies, which are fungible, NFT's defining characteristic is that they cannot…
View definitionAn abbreviation for not going to make it. i.e., “Dave sold all his Bitcoin at the bottom. He's…
View definitionA point of conversion in the network that acts as a redistribution or end point.
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