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Address – The cyber designation, and only information needed, to be paid in Bitcoin. Optimally each address should be used only once for a single transaction.
ASIC miner – Hardware housing Application Specific Integrated Circuit chips and used to mine for bitcoins. Such devices may connect directly to a computer or to a network with use of an ethernet cable or wireless link
Bit – A common unit used to designate a single sub-unit of a bitcoin. 1,000,000 bits is equivalent to 1 bitcoin.
Block – A block is a permanent record of data stored in the blockchain, acting like a page or ledger. Each block contains and confirms pending transactions. Roughly every 10 minutes (for Bitcoin Blocks), on average, a new block along with the transactions it contains is added to the blockchain through mining.
Blockchain – A transparent public record of every Bitcoin/Altcoin transaction in chronological order that is shared by every bitcoin/altcoin participant. The blockchain verifies the authenticity and permanence of all Bitcoin/Altcoin transactions and prevents double spending.
Cryptocurrency – A form of non-tangible currency that is produced by mathematical problem-solving based on cryptology.
Cryptography – A branch of mathematics utilized by cryptocurrencies that employs mathematical proofs in order to allow high levels of security. In the case of Bitcoin, cryptography ensures that others are unable to spend funds from another user’s wallet or to corrupt the blockchain.
DDoS – Abbreviated form of Distributed Denial of Service. A DDoS attack utilizes many computers under the control of an attacker to deplete the resources of a primary target. In the past, some Bitcoin exchanges have come under DDoS attacks.
Exchange – A central platform for exchanging different forms of currencies and assets. Typically, bitcoin exchanges are used to exchange cryptocurrency for traditional monetary units.
Fiat currency – A currency with no intrinsic value but deemed to have worth because a government has declared it to be so. The word ‘Fiat’ comes from Latin, meaning ‘Let it be done’.
FinCEN – An agency within the U.S. Treasury Department, The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network defines its mission as ‘to safeguard the financial system from illicit use and combat money laundering and promote national security through the collection, analysis, and dissemination of financial intelligence and strategic use of financial authorities’. FinCEN has been the primary group in the U.S. to impose regulations on exchanges trading in Bitcoin.
Hash – An algorithm that takes a variable amount of data and converts it into a shorter, fixed length and fixed piece of data.
KYC – Know Your Client, Trai Turner Jerseys or Know Your Customer. KYC guidelines mandate that financial institutions must vet potential clients to ensure that they are legitimate and can verify their identities.
Liquidity – The market’s ability to buy and/or sell an asset combined with the extent to which pricing remains relatively Authentic Jermaine Jones Jerseys stable and consistent between transactions.
Mining – The process of generating new Bitcoins/Altcoins through the mathematical process of solving cryptographic problems using computing hardware.
Multisig – A contracted term for Multi-signature addresses which allow multiple users to partially seed an address with a public key. The ability to access funds from such an address requires multiple signers to access the account. As a result, multisig addresses are much more resilient to theft.
Node – Refers to a computer running a full-client blockchain. It serves to share blocks and transactions across the network using the client-to-client infrastructure.
P2P – Peer-to-peer (P2P) refers to direct, decentralized cryptocurrency interactions between two parties or more. No bank or other financial institution is required as a third party.
Paper wallet – A hard copy containing Bitcoins/Altcoins wallet information such as Bitcoins/Altcoins addresses and their corresponding private keys. Paper wallets are often used to store bitcoins securely in a non-software capacity.
Private key – A cryptographic signature that allows the user to access and move Bitcoins/Altcoins from a specific wallet.
PSP – Payment Service Provider. PSPs act as Bitcoins/Altcoins agents for merchants that accept online payments.
Public key – A publicly known alphanumeric string that acts as a Bitcoins/Altcoins address when hashed with a private key to sign a digital communication. This is the key that you can share with other people to receive Bitcoins/Altcoins.
QR code – A Quick Response code is a two-dimensional block image containing a black-and-white pattern representing a sequence of data. The images are scannable and are often used to encode Bitcoins/Altcoins addresses.
Signature – A mathematical sequence produced by the hashing of private and public keys together, proving that a Bitcoins/Altcoins transaction came from a particular address.
Transaction block – A compilation of Bitcoins/Altcoins transactions that are collected into a block and then hashed and added to the blockchain.
Transaction fee – A small service charge added onto some transactions. The fee is paid to the miner that hashes the block containing the transaction.
Volatility – Market volatility reflects the measurement of price movement over a period of time for a traded financial asset, including Bitcoins/Altcoins.
Wallet – the conceptual cyber equivalent of a physical wallet on the Bitcoins/Altcoins network. A wallet contains the private keys associated with the Bitcoins/Altcoins address.