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      AA

      Airdrop

      Airdrops are rewards received without any compensation, often sent directly—and sometimes unsolicited—to your wallet. While many are part of

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      Altcoin

      The term “altcoin” stands for “alternative coin” and basically refers to all cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin. Learn how to

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      AML – Anti Money Laundering

      Financial institutions are legally required to implement extensive measures to combat money laundering. A proof of funds also addresses

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      BB

      Bagholder

      A bagholder is someone who holds onto coins or tokens in their wallet despite knowing better – whether out

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      Bear Market

      The term “bear market” describes a downward market trend, standing in contrast to a “bull market”. No matter how

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      Bitcoin

      Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency built on blockchain technology. Unlike traditional currencies, Bitcoin isn’t controlled by any central

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      Block Explorer

      The blocks that make up every blockchain can be inspected using a block explorer (or blockchain explorer). Since all

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      Blockchain

      All cryptocurrencies rely on the principle that multiple transactions are grouped into a block, which is then linked to

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      Bull Market

      The term “bull market” describes a market trend that is moving upward, in contrast to a “bear market,” which

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      CC

      CBDC – Central Bank Digital Currency

      This refers to digital currencies that are issued and maintained directly by central banks. In terms of centralization, they

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      Checkmate

      Checkmate is… well, our very own Checkmate! As our mascot, he stands armed and ready between you and the

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      Coin

      A coin is the native cryptocurrency of a blockchain. For example, Ether is a coin, while all cryptocurrencies built

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      Consensus

      Konsens ist für jedwede Blockchain, insbesondere für die Blockerstellung, von zentraler Bedeutung. Konsens gewährleistet, dass die Blockchain sicher ist

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      Crypto Data Preparation

      The process of recording all cryptocurrency-related transactions within a crypto tax tool is referred to as crypto data processing,

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      Crypto Tax Tool

      Crypto Data Preparation and verification generally rely on crypto tax tools or crypto tax software. questr currently relies on

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      DD

      DAO – Decentralized Autonomous Organization

      Ultimately, a DAO consists of multiple smart contracts that ensure the underlying decentralized organization operates without the need for

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      dApps – Decentralized Applications

      This refers to programs that exist solely on the blockchain, making them inherently decentralized. Every dApp is powered by

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      DeFi – Decentralized Finance

      DeFi refers to protocols that operate without intermediaries (such as banks) while still offering traditional financial products. It can

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      Degen

      The abbreviation stands for “degenerate” and refers to investors who disregard proper due diligence, essentially buying cryptocurrencies at random.

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      EE

      Ethereum

      Ethereum stands out for its revolutionary advancement over earlier cryptocurrencies: programmability through smart contracts. Ethereum refers to the blockchain

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      FF

      FOMO – Fear of Missing Out

      FOMO refers to the feeling of having missed a great opportunity to buy an asset.

      Fork

      A fork occurs when a blockchain splits into two separate chains. This is often triggered by a significant technical

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      FUD – Fear, Uncertainty and Doubt

      In the context of cryptocurrencies, FUD is associated with individuals who actively spread it – deliberately creating fear, uncertainty,

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      GG

      Gas

      Gas is a fee that users must pay to execute transactions on the Ethereum blockchain. It is paid in

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      GM – Good morning

      Crypto enthusiasts often greet each other with a simple “gm” – a nod to the fact that somewhere in

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      HH

      Halving

      Bitcoin Halving is an event where the reward for mining new Bitcoin is cut in half. This occurs approximately

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      Hodl

      At first glance, it may seem like a typo… and, well, that’s because it actually is! However, this particular

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      II

      Impermanent loss

      Impermanent loss is a concept related to liquidity providing. When depositing funds into a liquidity pool, two different cryptocurrencies

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      KK

      Krypto-Datenkontrolle

      After crypto data processing, it is essential to review the data entered into the crypto tax tool. At questr,

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      KYC – Know Your Customer

      Some companies are legally required to subject their customers to a KYC process. This means customers must verify their

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      LL

      Layer 2

      Layer 2 refers to a scaling solution for blockchains that enables higher transaction throughput and faster processing speeds. These

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      Lightning Network

      The Lightning Network is a Layer 2 scaling solution for the Bitcoin blockchain. It allows users to conduct fast

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      Liquidity Providing/Mining

      Liquidity providing or liquidity mining refers to the process of depositing cryptocurrencies into a liquidity pool. In return for

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      MM

      Metaverse

      The term metaverse refers to a virtual space where people can interact in various ways. Today, numerous blockchain-based projects

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      Mining

      Crypto mining refers to the process used to create new Bitcoin, among other cryptocurrencies. Miners use specialized computers to

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      NN

      NFT – Non-Fungible Token

      NFTs are tokens that are non-fungible, meaning they cannot be exchanged on a one-to-one basis within the same category.

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      PP

      PoS – Proof-of-Stake

      Proof-of-Stake (PoS) is a consensus mechanism. In PoS, validators are selected based on their stake (the amount of cryptocurrency

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      PoW – Proof-of-Work

      Proof-of-Work (PoW) is a consensus mechanism. In PoW, validators – better known as miners – must provide computational power

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      Private Key

      A private key is a secret code used to sign transactions in a crypto wallet. It must be securely

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      Proof of Funds

      Proof of funds for cryptocurrencies is typically requested by financial institutions, including banks, brokers such as Coinfinity, and exchanges

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      Pump and Dump

      Pump and Dump is a form of market manipulation where a group of investors buys a cryptocurrency and then

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      RR

      Rekt

      Derived from the word “wrecked,” the term is frequently used to describe the state of an investor who has

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      SS

      Satoshi

      A Satoshi is the smallest unit of Bitcoin. One Satoshi equals 0.00000001 BTC.

      Shitcoin

      A term, sometimes used humorously and sometimes seriously, to refer to various coins and tokens whose price movements did

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      Smart Contract

      Despite the name, smart contracts are not contracts with any form of intelligence. Instead, a smart contract is a

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      Stablecoin

      This term refers to a cryptocurrency that is algorithmically pegged to the value of an internationally recognized currency, most

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      TT

      Token

      A token is built on a blockchain but is not its native cryptocurrency. For example, all cryptocurrencies running on

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      VV

      Validator

      Validatoren sind für alle Blockchains von zentraler Bedeutung, denn sie sind für den entscheidenden Konsensmechanismus verantwortlich. Für die Transaktionsverarbeitung

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      WW

      Wallet

      Für Interaktionen mit der Blockchain sind wallets nicht wegzudenken: Alle Kryptowährungen lassen sich in wallets speichern. Technisch gesehen werden

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      Whitepaper

      Ein Whitepaper ist ein Dokument, das von einem Krypto-Projekt erstellt wird, um die Technologie und die Vision des Projekts

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      Wrapped Bitcoin

      Wrapped Bitcoin (WBTC) ist eine Art von Token, der 1:1 mit Bitcoin besichert ist. WBTC kann in dezentralen Anwendungen

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      YY

      Yield Farming

      Yield Farming ist eine Praxis, bei der Benutzer:innen ihre Kryptowährungen in dezentralen Finanzanwendungen (DeFi) einsetzen, um eine Rendite zu

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