Private Key
The core secret that controls assets. Anyone who obtains a private key may be able to transfer the assets away.
Detailed ExplanationGlossary
The core secret that controls assets. Anyone who obtains a private key may be able to transfer the assets away.
Detailed ExplanationUsually consists of 12 or 24 words and is used to restore a wallet and derive private keys.
Detailed ExplanationA unit of computational resources consumed when executing transactions and contract calls on EVM chains.
Detailed ExplanationBitcoin's unspent transaction output model, in which a balance consists of multiple spendable outputs.
View BTC FeesIn Ethereum, an account's transaction sequence number, used to prevent transaction replay.
Transactions from the same account must be included on-chain in nonce order.
Authorizes a contract to spend tokens. Excessive allowances increase the risk of exploitation by malicious contracts.
Commonly used in DEXs and DeFi.
A pool of transactions awaiting inclusion in a block. During network congestion, transactions with lower fees may wait longer.
A cross-chain bridge transfers assets or information from one chain to another. Its security depends on the bridge's design.
A wrapped asset; for example, WBTC represents Bitcoin circulating on other chains.