The group of large economies that sets high-level financial-stability and FATF-aligned crypto agendas.

A crypto merchant bank and asset manager founded by Mike Novogratz.

How fast delta changes. High gamma near expiry can force dealers to buy rips and sell dips, or the reverse.

The unit of computational work on Ethereum-style chains. Every opcode costs gas, paid in the network fee token.

The maximum gas a transaction or block may consume. A low limit can cause a transaction to fail mid-execution.

The amount paid per unit of gas, usually quoted in gwei; effective fees and inclusion depend on the network's fee rules and transaction conditions.

Ethereum co-founder later behind Polkadot and the Solidity language's early work.

The EU data-protection law. On-chain permanence collides with erasure rights, a standing compliance tension.

An exchange and custodian founded by the Winklevoss twins, with a New York trust charter.

The first block or agreed starting record of a blockchain, anchoring its initial history and state under that network's rules.

The U.S. payment-stablecoin law enacted as Public Law 119-27 on July 18, 2025, establishing an issuer and supervisory framework with implementation provisions.

Operators who exploit then negotiate returns. Legal and ethical status is messy.

The issuer of GBTC and other crypto trusts, later converted in part to spot ETFs.