Ledger

Anomalously large sell order(s) at a single price point that reflects as a "wall" in the order book.

A payment to the network for performing a transaction to be recorded on the blockchain.

A meme made to describe the US Fed printing excessive amount of money to support the traditional financial market to avert the stock market crash during the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic.

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.