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【行业词典】交易所交易基金（ETF）

Exchange-traded funds (ETFs) are investment funds traded on stock exchanges that combine the characteristics of stocks and mutual funds and have attracted attention in the blockchain field.

Exchange-Traded Fund (ETF)

【行业词典】以太坊经典（ETC）

Ethereum Classic (ETC) is a forked chain of the Ethereum network. It was split due to the DAO attack in 2016, emphasizing decentralization and immutability.

Ethereum Classic

【行业词典】以太坊基金会

The Ethereum Foundation stands as a catalyst for the blockchain revolution, a non-profit organization devoted to technological advancements, community expansion, and global education within the Ethereum ecosystem. It fosters a borderless, transparent future through funding initiatives, conferences, and talent cultivation programs.

Ethereum Foundation

【行业词典】以太坊虚拟机（EVM）

The Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) stands as the Turing-complete engine powering the blockchain cosmos, animating a global, decentralized computer network through the execution of smart contracts—predominantly authored in Solidity—fostering cross-chain innovation and technological democratization.

Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM)

【行业词典】交易所

An exchange is a market that provides a trading platform for buyers and sellers and ensures transaction security.

Exchange

【行业词典】假突破

A false breakout refers to a market phenomenon where prices seemingly breach key resistance or support levels, luring traders into positions before swiftly reversing direction, leading to misguided trades.

Fakeout

【行业词典】哈希率

Hash rate refers to the number of hash operations performed on the blockchain network per second, which directly reflects the computing power and security of the network.

Hash Rate

【行业词典】哈希

Hash is an algorithm that converts data of any length into a fixed-length string. It is one-way and collision-resistant and is widely used in information security and blockchain technology.

Hash

【行业词典】硬着陆

A hard landing refers to a scenario where rapid economic growth abruptly slows down to sluggish growth or recession, akin to an aircraft forcefully hitting the ground, causing market turmoil and a surge in unemployment.

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