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Consensus & Security22Cryptography8Custody & Access15Data & Measurement27DeFi17Foundations20Institutional Access13Market Structure28Regulation & Policy19Risk & Failure Modes23Scaling & Infrastructure18Stablecoins13Tokens & Supply37
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| Terme | Catégorie | En une phrase |
|---|---|---|
| Validator | Consensus & Security | A participant in a proof-of-stake network that proposes and approves blocks, backed by a deposit that can be cut for misbehavior. |
| Validator Concentration | Risk & Failure Modes | How much of a proof-of-stake network's voting power sits with a small number of operators or staking services. |
| Validity Proof | Scaling & Infrastructure | A cryptographic proof that a batch of transactions was executed correctly, checkable by a contract without redoing the work. |
| Vault | DeFi | A smart contract that accepts deposits and runs a defined strategy with them automatically, issuing shares that track each depositor's stake. |
| Vesting | Tokens & Supply | A rule that releases an allocation of tokens gradually over time instead of all at once, usually for founders, staff, and early investors. |
| Virtual Machine | Scaling & Infrastructure | The standardized computer defined by a blockchain's rules, which every node simulates so contracts behave identically everywhere. |
| Volume/Market-Cap Turnover | Data & Measurement | Trading volume over a period divided by market capitalization, describing how much of an asset changes hands relative to its size. |
| Voting Power | Tokens & Supply | How much influence an address has in a governance vote, usually determined by tokens held or tokens delegated to it. |