Blockchain & Web3 Glossary A–Z

Welcome to the introduction of our Technical Glossary Series. In this video, we present the vision behind this project: creating a complete and accessible glossary of the most important terms in blockchain, cryptocurrencies, smart contracts, cybersecurity, the metaverse, and Web 3.0. Our goal is to explain these complex concepts in a clear, simple, and structured way, following the alphabetical order from A to Z. Each video will cover a set of terms for one letter, making it easier for you to focus, understand, and enjoy the learning journey step by step. This series is perfect for beginners who want to build a strong foundation, as well as enthusiasts and professionals who want to refresh their knowledge. 👉 Stay tuned, follow our channel, and join us as we explore the digital future together. 📌 Disclaimer The voice in this video was generated using CoquiTTS, an open-source text-to-speech (TTS) model released under the MIT License. It is not a real human voice and is free from any copyright restrictions. All rights to this video and its educational content are fully owned by the creator.

Welcome to the very first episode of our educational series on technologies. In this video, we will cover key terms that start with the letter A, explained in a clear and simple way to help you understand and expand your knowledge in the digital world. This series will go through the entire alphabet, dividing the terms into multiple videos, so you can focus on each letter and enjoy the learning journey step by step. Stay tuned until the end, and don’t forget to follow us for the upcoming episode on the letter B. 👉 If you enjoyed this video and found it useful, please give it a like, share it with others, and subscribe for more educational content. Copyright Disclaimer The AI-generated voice used in this video is created with CoquiTTS (open-source under MPL 2.0 license). It is not a real human voice and is free of copyright restrictions. All video content, editing, and narration are fully owned by the creator. Absolute Advantage: The ability of a producer or country to produce a good or service more efficiently than others. Active Management: An investment strategy where managers make specific decisions to outperform the market. Ad Hoc: A temporary or solution-specific setup created for a particular purpose. Address Poisoning Attacks: A malicious technique where fake addresses are inserted into a user’s history to trick them into sending funds. Airdrop: The free distribution of cryptocurrency tokens to promote adoption or reward users. All or None Order (AON): A trading order that must be executed entirely or not at all. Allocation: The process of distributing resources, assets, or tokens within a system. Alpha: A measure of an investment’s performance compared to a benchmark, indicating excess returns. Application-Specific Integrated Circuit (ASIC): A specialized hardware chip designed to perform specific tasks, often used in crypto mining. Ask Price: The lowest price a seller is willing to accept for an asset. Assets Under Management (AUM): The total market value of assets managed by an individual or institution. Asynchronous: Processes that occur independently without waiting for each other. ATH (All-Time High): The highest price ever reached by an asset. Atomic Swaps: A smart contract technology allowing direct exchange of cryptocurrencies across different blockchains. Attack Surface: The sum of all possible points where a system could be attacked or compromised. Authorization Hold: A temporary hold on funds to verify transactions before final settlement. Automated Market Maker (AMM): A protocol that allows decentralized trading using liquidity pools instead of order books. Account Abstraction (AA): A blockchain upgrade that simplifies user interactions by making accounts more flexible and programmable. Airnode: An oracle framework that connects APIs directly to smart contracts. Arbitrage: The practice of exploiting price differences of the same asset across different markets. Asset-Backed Token: A digital token that derives its value from real-world assets like gold, real estate, or fiat currency. Attestation: A proof or verification that confirms the authenticity of information or an identity. Augmented Reality (AR) in Blockchain: The use of AR to visualize blockchain data and enhance user interaction with digital assets. Automated Clearing House (ACH): An electronic system for processing financial transactions in batches. Average Block Time: The average time taken to create a new block on a blockchain network. #BlockchainGlossary #Web3Education #CryptoLearning #SmartContracts #MetaverseTech #Cybersecurity

Discover the most important Blockchain & Crypto terms starting with the letter B! Learn about Bagholder, Bear Trap, Blockchain, Block Reward, BUIDL, Buy the Dip, and more. Perfect for beginners and crypto enthusiasts who want to master the A–Z of Web3. Subscribe and hit the bell to catch the next episode on the letter C!