A bull market indicates the direction of the market going for upward trend. It is called "bull" market because when bull thrusts its horns, it moves upward into the air. The same motion to describe the movement of the market.
A term used to describe cryptocurrency proof-of-work protocols that are resistant to Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC), by packing in various parameters that make it difficult for ASICs to have a competitive edge against consumer hardwares.
A type of digital signature performed in a group where it becomes impossible to determine which member's key in the group were used for the digital signature.
A common cyber-attack tactic where a perpetrator diverts large amounts of traffic towards a particular network or service in an effort to disrupt normal services.
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