DeutschInstitutional money is the capital that is not invested in cryptocurrencies and networks by private or individual, smaller commercial investors. Rather, it refers to investments…
Interoperability exists when boundaries between different technologies, projects or companies are closed and reciprocal transactions are enabled with common technological standards. It is basically about…
The Initial Public Offering is the first offering of an asset – such as a stock or a digital currency. The (global) placement takes place…
KYC stands for “Know Your Customer”, which can be translated into German as “kenne deinen Kunden” (know your customer). This concerns, for example, legal requirements…
Slang terms are increasingly emerging in the booming crypto world. One of these is the term “Lambo”. In this context, Lambo actually stands for the…
To prevent technologies from becoming too complicated, they often consist of different levels or layers. These layers are internationally called layers. They allow for a…
The term Ledger is used in two different contexts. On the one hand, there are so-called “distributed ledgers” in decentralized networks, which are known as…
Lending is the English word for lending. In the crypto scene, it is primarily used to describe processes that involve lending. The processes involved differ…
The Lightning Network is a scaling protocol for use in blockchains, the white paper of which was published in the summer of 2015. The Lightning…
As a node variant in the crypto sector, a lightweight node has the sole task of confirming or verifying transactions in hash blocks of a…
