ARBITRAGE
»noun«
Buying an asset in one market and simultaneously selling it in another market at a higher price, taking advantage of temporary differences in price across exchanges.
MARKET CAPITALIZATION
»noun«
In crypto, the market cap is the total value of all coins held in a particular cryptocurrency. It is calculated by multiplying the number of coins in circulation by the current market price of one coin.
ROI
»abbreviation«
ROI means Return on Investment. This is the amount of money gained from an investment, proportionate to the initial investment. (i.e., 100% ROI means someone doubled their money).
SMART SECURITIES
»noun«
Smart securities are a kind of financial security. They’re a digital representation of an asset that can be traded. They’re often called programmable securities and rely on a distributed ledger or blockchain technology to establish their terms.
DIGITAL ASSET
»noun«
An asset that exists in the digital versus the real world (such as your airmiles) OR a digital representation of an asset in the real world. This can include digital representations of stock ownership, house ownership and much more.
SMART CONTRACT
»noun«
Smart contracts are digital agreements with the terms between parties written directly into lines of code, making them self-executing.
ETHEREUM
»noun«
Ethereum is a blockchain-based network, like Bitcoin, with the addition of Smart Contracts. It has its own currency, called Ether, which can be transferred between accounts and used to reimburse its networked computers for performing computations.
DISTRIBUTED (SYSTEM)
»noun«
A distributed system is a system with components that are divided among different computers. These components interact with each other to achieve a common goal. Distributed systems are often used to solve computational problems.
PRIVATE KEY
»noun«
A code that encrypts and decrypts information so that you can access and use the coins in your wallet. Keep this in a safe place - if you lose your private key, there is no way to access your money!
PRIVATE KEY
»noun«
A code that encrypts and decrypts information so that you can access and use the coins in your wallet. Keep this in a safe place - if you lose your private key, there is no way to access your money!
WALLET
»noun«
Here is where you store your coins, tokens or cryptocurrencies. Wallets come in many forms, whether it be a physical device or digital code. A hot wallet is connected to the internet, while a cold wallet is offline and needs to connect to a computer for access.
EXCHANGE
»noun«
This is a digital marketplace where you can exchange one cryptocurrency for another, buy and sell coins, and trade fiat money into crypto. Common examples include Coinbase, Gemini and Binance.
ALTCOIN
»noun«
An alternative to a mainstream coin like Bitcoin. There are over 1500 altcoins currently in the market. Examples include Ripple, Stellar and EOS.
MINING
»verb«
Mining is the process of verifying transactions before they are added to the blockchain. Miners are rewarded with coins from the blockchain their work on, for example bitcoin. Think of this as camp duty at burning man.
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