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A hardfork is a permanent deviation from the previous version of the blockchain. Nodes that run on earlier versions will no longer be accepted by the latest version.

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The term “hardcap” refers to the maximum amount that can be raised in a fundraising campaign or initial coin offering (ICO).

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The Bitcoin block reward is halved every 210,000 blocks, or roughly every 4 years, resulting in a lower inflation rate with each cycle.

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Fungibility describes goods that are quantifiable (e.g. by measure, number or weight), making them interchangeable within a given group.

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In the case of a fork, a new version splits off from the existing blockchain in order to function as its own network from then on.

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A flash crash is a very sharp drop in price that only lasts for a few minutes and then returns to the previous price level.

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A first-mover-advantage is an advantage that a business can have by becoming the first significant player to enter a new market.

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Washtrading, i.e. the artificial inflation of trading volumes, is a popular marketing tool of some exchanges in the crypto-market.

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crypto currency denominations

Finney is a denomination of Ether and a popular measurement unit of ETH Gas fees. 1 ETH equal 1,000 Finney.

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A fiat ramp is a gateway that allows fiat transfer from a traditional bank account, which can then be used to purchase crypto assets.

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Fiat money and its currencies are government-created money, such as the euro, dollar or yen.

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A fee is a small number of coins that you have to pay when triggering an action on the blockchain. Miners earn the fees in addition to the block reward.

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A crypto faucet is a platform that rewards users with cryptocurrency for completing simple tasks, rewards are sent directly to user’s wallets.

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