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Real World Assets (RWA) are a tangible assets existing outside the blockchain (e.g., real estate, art) that are tokenized and brought onto the blockchain to enhance liquidity and accessibility.

Tokens using buyback or burn mechanics to reduce supply and reward holders.

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A market-neutral trading strategy that exploits the price difference (basis) between a spot asset and its corresponding futures contract, aiming to profit regardless of market direction.

Refers to cryptocurrencies or protocols designed to obscure transaction details and user identities, enhancing anonymity in a public ledger.
Tokens now listed on Bithumb. Track them as they gain exposure.

A decentralized platform where users can trade cryptocurrencies directly with each other at the current market price, without a centralized third party holding funds.

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The convergence of social media and decentralized finance, creating platforms where users can monetize their social interactions, content, and networks through crypto and blockchain.

An emerging crypto narrative that transforms information and attention into tradable, monetizable assets, often leveraging AI and blockchain.

A traditional financial product that tracks the price of cryptocurrencies, allowing investors to gain exposure without directly owning the underlying assets.

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An ecosystem of financial applications built on blockchain technology that aims to recreate traditional financial services (like lending, borrowing, trading) without intermediaries.

A decentralized platform that allows users to trade perpetual futures contracts (contracts without an expiry date) without the need for intermediaries.

The practice of lending out cryptocurrency to borrowers in exchange for interest payments, often facilitated by centralized platforms or decentralized protocols.

A design philosophy aiming to provide users with a seamless multi-chain experience by abstracting away the underlying complexities of interacting with different blockchains.

Recently listed on Coinbase: bigger audience, higher profile.

Tokens you get via Earn or Yields from holding BNB, just for being loyal.

Tokens listed for perpetual and spot trading. Watch for price excitement.

Public firms that strategically hold Bitcoin or other digital assets on their balance sheets.

The base blockchain protocol that processes and finalizes transactions independently, forming the foundation for other layers.

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A blockchain architecture that divides core functions (like execution, data availability, consensus) into separate, specialized modules or layers to improve scalability and efficiency.

Blockchain-based applications and services designed for easy and seamless integration into everyday life, focusing on user-friendliness for the general public.

An advancement in EVM architecture that enables multiple transactions to be processed simultaneously rather than sequentially, significantly enhancing scalability and throughput.

An application or protocol that facilitates the transfer of cryptocurrency tokens, assets, or data between different, otherwise incompatible, blockchain networks.

Cryptocurrencies that originate from internet memes or jokes (e.g. $DOGE, $PEPE), often gaining popularity through social media and community engagement rather than underlying utility.

The integration of AI technologies with cryptocurrencies and blockchain, aiming to enhance operations, personalize experiences, or facilitate automated trading.

Tokens tied to robotics, automation, and machine intelligence: the rise of crypto-meets-machines.

Decentralized Physical Infrastructure Network(DePin) is a decentralized network architectures that leverage blockchain technology to build and operate real-world physical infrastructure, such as wireless networks or energy grids.