Exchange

Organisation that manages domain names on the Internet and assigns IP addresses.

Organisation that deals with the sale and registration of domain names.

Hierarchical server system that, on the Internet, associates each domain name with an IP address.

The domain extension placed at the end of a URL address,located at the highest point in the DNS hierarchy.

The financial market is a regulated space where financial securities can be bought and sold.

Cashback involves a partial reimbursement of funds spent in a transaction.

Third historical phase of the web, during which the economic and technological system of the internet changes, thanks to the tools offered by blockchain.

The longest-lived cryptocurrency on the market and the first application of blockchain.

The string of characters that identifies a cryptocurrency wallet.

Cryptocurrencies pegged to the price of a stable asset such as a fiat currency or precious metal.

Managing one's wallet by knowing its private key

Technical and informative document used by cryptocurrency projects to present their technological proposal.

Software that allows you to send, receive and store your cryptocurrencies.

Term used in legislation to define cryptocurrencies.

Legal tender, i.e. the official currency adopted by a government.

Digital unit of value based on a third-party protocol.

The pseudonym used by the creator or group of developers of Bitcoin.

Open-source software is public and available for anyone to reuse.

Identity verification procedure required by European regulations for exchanges.

A division of the blockchain due to the incompatibility of the new version of the protocol with the previous one.

A cryptocurrency wallet connected to the internet.

The halving of the reward given to miners for each validation, every 4 years.

A sector that combines finance and technology, where companies develop technologically innovative financial services.

The branch of computer science that studies secure communication methods.

Virtual currency based on cryptography and blockchain.

A cryptocurrency that is natively based on its blockchain

Cryptographic code that identifies a wallet on the blockchain.

Cryptographic code that gives access to a wallet.

Tools that simplify the development of apps and web services.

Cryptocurrencies that followed Bitcoin as alternative solutions.

Anti-money laundering regulations prevent illegal activities on centralised exchanges.

The procedure applied to solve a problem.

A term often associated with the idea of the 'Semantic Web' and data interoperability, it represents the next phase of the Internet.