Satoshi Nakamoto:
The name used by the person (s) who invented Bitcoin, authored the Bitcoin whitepaper, and published the original Bitcoin client software.

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The root hash of a specialised Merkle tree (i.e. Patricia Merkle Trie) that stores the entire state of the system.

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Bitcoiners use this Matt Odell-coined term to share ways they've been accumulating bitcoin. Common examples: buying on Cash App, earning via Lolli, and profitably trading BC-paired altcoins.

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The process of participating in the validation of transactions on a proof-of-stake (Pos) blockchain.

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The name used by the person (s) who invented Bitcoin, authored the Bitcoin whitepaper, and published the original Bitcoin client software.

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The smallest denomination of bitcoin (i.e., one hundred millionth of a single bitcoin, or 0.00000001 BTC). The plural form-satoshis-is commonly shortened to 'sats'

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Also known as a mnemonic phrase, a seed phrase-which is typically 12 or 24 words in length-stores the information needed to recover a wallet.

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The difference between the expected price of a trade and the actual price at which it executes. Slippage is typically less severe on highly liquid exchanges.

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A code change in a blockchain protocol that is backwards-compatible. That is to say, soft forks do not mandate all participating nodes update their software.

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A blockchain that's optimised for running smart contracts. Examples are Ethereum, Solana and Avalanche. These differ from blockchains like Bitcoin, which has a very limited ability to run smart contracts.