Wallet.dat
The designated file name that houses public and private keys for a full cryptocurrency node.
The designated file name that houses public and private keys for a full cryptocurrency node.
A digital tool, either software or hardware, that houses both public and private keys used for storing and transacting in cryptocurrencies.
A prominent programmer known for penning Ethereum’s white paper and co-developing Ethereum’s technology.
A metric indicating the speed at which a currency changes hands from one transaction to another.
An indicator of how quickly an asset’s price tends to shift over time.
An investor who contributes funds to an early-stage project, anticipating substantial returns on their investment if the project is successful.
These are coins that have never been spent, meaning they were mined and then left untouched.
User-Issued Assets or tokens that can be minted on the BitShares network.
An abbreviation for U.S. Dollar Tether, a stablecoin issued by Tether Limited.
Refers to an adult who does not hold an account with a bank or any other financial institution.