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415 | 415 | "term": "full node",
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416 | 416 | "meaning": "A full node is a blockchain node that verifies and relays transactions while also storing the blockchain's entire history."
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417 | 417 | },
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418 |
| - { |
419 |
| - "term": "full node", |
420 |
| - "meaning": "This blockchain node verifies and relays transactions while also storing the blockchain's entire history." |
421 |
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422 | 418 | {
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423 | 419 | "term": "fungible",
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424 | 420 | "meaning": "Fungible is a term used to describe a token of same kind that can be transferred from one address to another."
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427 | 423 | "term": "game fi",
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428 | 424 | "meaning": "GameFi is a fusion of two words, game and finance. GameFi to gaming on the blockchain that offers economic incentives to players. Example: Play-to-Earn"
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429 | 425 | },
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430 |
| - { |
431 |
| - "term": "gas fee", |
432 |
| - "meaning": "The is the transaction fee users pay to miners on a blockchain protocol to get their transaction included in the block are referred to as 'gas fees.'" |
433 |
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434 | 426 | {
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435 | 427 | "term": "gas fee",
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436 | 428 | "meaning": "Gas fee is the transaction fee users pay to miners on a blockchain protocol to get their transaction included in the block are referred to as 'gas fees.'"
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519 | 511 | "term": "l1",
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520 | 512 | "meaning": "L1 is a trustable P2P distributed network formed by untrusted nodes implementing a consensus algorithm."
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521 | 513 | },
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522 |
| - { |
523 |
| - "term": "l2", |
524 |
| - "meaning": "Distributed system complimenting L1 providing fast and scalable transaction processing." |
525 |
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526 | 514 | {
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527 | 515 | "term": "l2",
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528 | 516 | "meaning": "L2 is a distributed system complimenting L1 providing fast and scalable transaction processing."
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591 | 579 | "term": "node",
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592 | 580 | "meaning": "A node is any device connecting to a blockchain network is referred to as a node. Different nodes have different levels of responsibility and may be used to validate transactions, maintain the blockchain's history, transmit data, and perform other tasks."
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593 | 581 | },
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594 |
| - { |
595 |
| - "term": "node", |
596 |
| - "meaning": "Any device connecting to a blockchain network is referred to as a node. Different nodes have different levels of responsibility and may be used to validate transactions, maintain the blockchain's history, transmit data, and perform other tasks." |
597 |
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598 | 582 | {
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599 | 583 | "term": "non-fungible token",
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600 | 584 | "meaning": "A digital certificate of authenticity, or NFT, is used to assign and verify a single digital or physical item ownership. NFTs are not convertible with each other, unlike fungible tokens."
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799 | 783 | "term": "wallet",
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800 | 784 | "meaning": "A wallet is a software application or hardware device that holds the private keys to blockchain assets and accounts. A blockchain wallet does not contain currencies or tokens themselves, Instead, they save the private key that certifies a digital asset's ownership."
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801 | 785 | },
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802 |
| - { |
803 |
| - "term": "wallet", |
804 |
| - "meaning": "This software application or hardware device holds the private keys to blockchain assets and accounts. It is a digital wallet that allows users to store and manage their cryptocurrencies." |
805 |
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806 | 786 | {
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807 | 787 | "term": "wallet address",
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808 | 788 | "meaning": "Like a bank account number, a wallet address is an alphanumeric identifier that serves as the address for a blockchain wallet. Other users can send digital assets to your wallet using your public key, but the contents of your wallet are only accessible using your private key."
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