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: Tangible assets represented by digital tokens on a blockchain. Tokenizing physical assets allows for fractional ownership and transparent transaction records and can reduce some types of friction associated with trading physical items in a global market. | : Tangible assets represented by digital tokens on a blockchain. Tokenizing physical assets allows for fractional ownership and transparent transaction records and can reduce some types of friction associated with trading physical items in a global market. |
Latest revision as of 21:20, 16 September 2024
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Rekt
- Slang
- Intentional misspelling of "wrecked."
- A situation where someone has experienced a substantial financial loss.
- See also: #Rug/Rug Pull
Replacement Transaction
- A new transaction submitted to a blockchain network intended to update or modify the parameters of a pending transaction.
Rinkeby
- A public Ethereum test network, now deprecated.
- See also: #Ethereum, #Proof of Authority, #Testnet
Rollup
- A #Layer 2 scaling solution that aggregates transactions or computations off-chain into a single batch before adding them to a blockchain.
- See also: #Arbitrum, #Optimism, #Optimistic Rollups, #ZK-Rollup
Rug/Rug Pull
- Slang
- A deliberate withdrawal of support for a project by its founders. More generally, it can refer to any situation or product that suddenly takes a turn for the worse.
- See also: #Pump and Dump, #Rekt
RWA
- Acronym - Real World Assets
- Tangible assets represented by digital tokens on a blockchain. Tokenizing physical assets allows for fractional ownership and transparent transaction records and can reduce some types of friction associated with trading physical items in a global market.
- See also: #Fractionalize, #Tokenization