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The smallest denomination of ETH. One ETH is equal to 1018 wei.
Abbreviation for “we're all going to make it,” i.e. “All my friends bought Ethereum in 2017 and we…
View definitionA software program that stores public and private keys, allowing the user to interact and perform transactions on blockchain.
View definitionSimilar to an email address, a wallet address acts as a destination for crypto to be sent to…
View definitionConcept created by Vitalik Buterin to refer to a requirement of PoS blockchains where certain nodes have to…
View definitionThe first version of the web consists of read-only pages connected via hyperlinks.
View definitionThe version of the web where participants can create content for an audience.
View definitionThe version of the web built on the ideas of decentralization, openness, and privacy.
View definitionA cryptocurrency investor with enough resources to move the market price significantly with large buy or sell orders.
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