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A 51% attack is a scenario in which more than half of a network's computing power is controlled by a single participant or group, which theoretically makes it possible to manipulate transaction confirmation.

AML (Anti Money-Laundering) is a set of legal and technical measures designed to prevent the legalization of illegally obtained funds through cryptocurrency services and exchanges and to make the industry more transparent.

An altcoin is any cryptocurrency other than bitcoin. The term unites thousands of projects: from bitcoin forks to independent blockchains with their own technologies and use cases.

An asset is any value or property capable of bringing economic benefit in the future. In the context of cryptocurrencies, an asset refers to coins, tokens and the rights associated with them.

An ICO tracker is a website or service that tracks and collects information about ICOs being launched, helping market participants keep an eye on new token offerings.

An ICO (Initial Coin Offering) is an initial token offering, a way of raising funds to launch a crypto project. In essence it is an analog of a public share offering, but in the world of blockchain.

An advisor is a consultant for a crypto project, most often an experienced specialist in the field of blockchain, technology or finance, who advises the team and increases trust in the project.

A cryptocurrency exchange aggregator is a platform that combines the data and liquidity of several trading venues, helping traders find favorable conditions in one place.

The all-time high (ATH) is the highest price an asset has ever reached throughout its trading history. The metric is often used as a reference point when assessing market dynamics.

A bitcoin address is a set of characters that serves as the details for receiving and sending cryptocurrency. Essentially it works like an account number on the public blockchain network.