Extra price paid because an asset is treated as money, not just industrial demand.

A state-licensed business that transmits value for customers. Many U.S. exchanges hold these licenses.

Alerts on anomalous mints, drains, or oracle moves for protocol and user defense.

A chain that handles execution, settlement, and data availability together, like Solana's design bet.

A leftover position held after taking profit, kept in case the token runs again.

A memecoin launch product (including branded exchange versions) aimed at fast speculative launches.

A lending optimizer and later a vault/lending layer that improves rates on top of pooled markets.

Morpho's permissionless lending-market design in which individual markets have fixed core parameters and separate accounting.

A smoothed average of recent closes, used as a trend filter rather than a forecast.

Multi-party computation custody that splits signing so no single machine holds a full key.

Money services business. U.S. federal registration category many crypto firms fall into.

An early dominant Bitcoin exchange that collapsed in 2014 after a massive loss of customer BTC.

The classic SWIFT single-customer credit message, being replaced by ISO 20022 pacs messages.

A wallet that needs M of N signatures before a spend clears. Used for treasuries and shared custody.

Require multiple people and geographic or device separation for treasury keys.

Market value to realized value ratio. Elevated readings historically cluster near euphoria.