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On blockchain networks, the “gas limit” is the maximum amount of computing work that can be carried out in a single transaction.

Gas is a unit of measurement for the computing work required to process and validate transactions on a blockchain.

Fear, uncertainty, and doubt (FUD) are three key elements that can greatly affect the success of a cryptocurrency project.

If a coin overtakes another coin in its market capitalization, this is called flippening.

The Flappening is a term referring to an event when Litecoin regains its leadership over Bitcoin Cash in terms of market capitalization.

An ETP refers to many financial instruments that are traded on exchanges and offer investors access to different asset classes.

Etherscan is the most widely used blockchain explorer platform developed primarily for the Ethereum network.

The ERC-20 token is a program code that is often used to create tokens within the Ethereum blockchain as part of a smart contract.

So-called early adopters are characterized by their willingness to take risks and are among the first to experiment with new trends.

In the crypto world, the term dump is used to describe a sudden and significant drop in the price of a digital asset.

Delegated Proof of Stake (DPoS) is a consensus mechanism used in certain blockchain networks to validate transactions.

Decentralized Exchanges (DEXes) in the form of Automated Market Makers (AMMs) offer a permissionless trading solution in the crypto space.

DeFi is an acronym for Decentralized Finance. It is a disruptive concept that replaces traditional intermediaries with decentralized protocols.

A Decentralized Autonomous Initial Coin Offering (DAICO) is a decentralized fundraising mechanism in the blockchain world.

DApp stands for “Decentralized Application,” and it is a term closely associated with blockchain technology.

This is a purported scaling method for blockchain, even though a DAG isn’t even an actual blockchain.