A DAO is a decentralized autonomous organization governed by rules written into smart contracts and by collective decisions of its participants, rather than by the usual board of directors and management.
A dump (Dump) is a mass sale of an asset aimed at sharply lowering its price in a short time. It is often carried out by large holders and frequently serves as part of manipulative schemes.
A Doubler is a type of high-risk project that promises to double the invested funds in a short time. Such schemes belong to the dubious category and are extremely dangerous for an investor.
A gap (Gap) is a price gap on a chart, when a quote opens sharply above or below the previous closing level. It arises from changes in the market situation during a period when trading was not taking place.
A graphics processing unit (GPU) is the computing chip of a graphics card, capable of simultaneously processing many parallel tasks. Thanks to this property, GPUs long remained the main hardware for cryptocurrency mining.
GitHub is the largest platform for hosting and collaborative software development. In the crypto industry, it is where teams publish the source code of their projects, which makes it possible to assess their openness and activity.
Gigahashes/sec (Gigahashes/sec, GH/s) is a unit measuring the computing power of mining hardware. It shows how many billions of hash operations a device performs in one second.
Get Rekt is a slang expression meaning the crushing failure of a trader or investor. It is most often said of those who suffered large losses due to a bad trade or a sharp market move.
The genesis block is the very first block in a blockchain, from which the network's history begins. It lays the foundation for all subsequent blocks and effectively marks the birth of a cryptocurrency.
Gas is a unit measuring the computing resources needed to perform operations in the Ethereum network. The more complex a transaction, the more gas it consumes and the higher the resulting fee for processing it.