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【行业词典】通用公共许可证

The General Public License (GPL) is a distinctive software licensing approach that fosters the sharing and modification of free software, mandating that all derivative works based on such software adhere to the GPL, thereby ensuring the perpetuation of open-source principles and equitable access to technology.

General Public License

【行业词典】Gas上限

The Gas Limit is a user-prescribed maximum fuel cost in Ethereum transactions, ensuring execution while preventing overspending, with the actual fee determined by its combination with the Gas price.

Gas Limit

【行业词典】期货合约

A futures contract is a standardized agreement enabling two parties to commit to buying or selling a specific asset at a predetermined price at a set future date, functioning as a financial instrument for risk management and market speculation.

Futures Contract

【行业词典】可替代性

Fungibility refers to the property that each unit of an asset can be completely interchangeable with another unit without affecting its value.

Fungibility

【行业词典】基本面分析（FA）

Fundamental analysis (FA) is a financial method that evaluates the intrinsic value of an asset by studying a variety of factors such as the economy, industry, and company.

Turing Complete

【行业词典】全节点

Full nodes are integral components of blockchain networks, archiving the entire history of the blockchain, independently validating each transaction and block to uphold transparency, security, and decentralization, serving as the bedrock that maintains order in the digital realm.

Full Node

【行业词典】防欺诈证明

Fraud-proof mechanisms serve as cryptographic evidence tools in blockchain scalability solutions, ensuring transaction accuracy while enabling any party to challenge potentially erroneous transactions within a designated timeframe. These mechanisms are pivotal in maintaining fairness and efficiency within systems, particularly in the context of optimistic rollup technologies.

Fraud Proof

【行业词典】形式化验证

Formal verification is the process of leveraging mathematical rigor to ensure absolute correctness in software, hardware, and blockchain protocols, akin to a mathematical safeguard for fintech security. Especially in the field of blockchain, it uses mathematical proofs to ensure the impeccability of encryption algorithms and consensus mechanisms, guarding the future security of digital assets.

Formal Verification

【行业词典】分叉

Forks represent pivotal points in the evolution of blockchain networks, diverging the transaction history into two paths by creating branches. Soft forks, akin to adding railings to a bridge, maintain backward compatibility, whereas hard forks, similar to a road bifurcating, necessitate universal node upgrades and can lead to the emergence of entirely new chains—both reflecting the dynamic interplay of technological iterations and community consensus.

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