Fear, Uncertainty and Destruction (or Doubt) (FUD)
FUD refers to Fear, Uncertainty, and Destruction (or Doubt), that arise in the minds of market participants due to a bad political, economic, or industry problem.
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Hardware Wallets
Hardware Wallets are those cold wallets that have their independent hardware to store your private key and take them offline when not in use.
Paper Wallets
Paper Wallets are those crypto wallets whose private keys (or seed phrases) are written on a piece of paper.
BUIDL (BlackRock Fund)
BlackRock USD Institutional Digital Liquidity (BUIDL) Fund is the first blockchain-based money market fund.
BUIDL
BUIDL is a term used to encourage the building of new dApps, DeFi solutions, and other things on blockchains.
Non-Custodial Wallets
A non-custodial wallet is a crypto wallet that gives the user the right to self-custody i.e., the user controls the private keys.
Bridging (Blockchain Transaction)
Bridging is an activity where cryptocurrencies are transferred from one blockchain to another. This transfer takes place mostly in two methods: lock and mint, or burn and mint.
Wells Notice (SEC)
Wells Notice is a type of notice that the SEC sends to those that it suspects to have violated the security laws. It has been used by the SEC to ask for clarifications against a perceived violation of the security…
Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC), USA
The US SEC is a regulatory body within the USA that is tasked with the regulation of securities markets within the country.
Securities Act 1933, USA
The US Securities Act of 1933 lays down the basis of investor protection. It resulted in the creation of the US SEC in 1934.