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Explore 336+ clear, technical, and objective definitions defining the decentralized future.
Account abstraction is a wallet design that turns the user's account into a programmable smart contract instead of a traditional Externally Owned Account (EOA) controlled by a single private key. On Ethereum it is standardized through ERC-4337, which lets wallets define their own rules for authorization, gas payment, and recovery.
A blockchain is a decentralized digital ledger that records transactions in blocks, links those blocks together, and makes the record difficult to alter.
Market sentiment is the overall mood or emotional tone of traders and investors toward the market or a specific asset. It reflects whether people feel bullish, bearish, fearful, optimistic, or uncertain.
ATL, or All-Time Low, is the lowest price a cryptocurrency has ever reached since it began trading.
Maximum amount you can withdraw in a 24-hour period, based on your verification tier.
Central hub on the CEX where you manage passwords, 2FA, anti-phishing codes, login alerts, and device management.
Moving funds between different wallets on the same CEX (spot futures margin, etc.) instantly and for free.
Dedicated wallet for margin, futures, and perpetual trading (isolated or cross).
The default wallet on a CEX for holding and trading spot-market cryptocurrencies.
Your KYC status level that unlocks higher deposit/withdrawal limits and features.
Paper profit or loss on positions you still hold (not yet sold).
Actual profit or loss from trades you have already closed (sold or settled).
Bullish = expecting price to rise; Bearish = expecting price to fall.
The time interval each candle or bar represents on the price chart (1m, 5m, 1H, 1D, etc.).
One-click swap between two cryptocurrencies or fiat-to-crypto at the current market rate (no order book).
Peer-to-peer marketplace on the CEX where users buy/sell crypto directly with each other using local bank transfers or cash methods.
The portion of your funds that is free to use for new trades or withdrawals right now.
Log of all completed (filled) trades — actual buys and sells that happened.
Record of every order you have placed (filled, canceled, or pending).
A customizable list of your favorite trading pairs or coins for quick monitoring.