Credentials

Credentials are a set of login information or access rights that verify an individual's identity and allow them to access a particular system or service. This can include a username and password, security tokens, or biometric data such as fingerprints or facial recognition.

In the context of cryptocurrency, credentials may refer to the private keys used to access and control a user's digital assets stored in a wallet. These credentials are critical for security and should be kept confidential and secure at all times. Losing or exposing credentials can result in unauthorized access to a user's assets, leading to financial losses or theft. It is essential to back up and securely store credentials to prevent losing access to one's digital assets.

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Halving
Halving is a term used to describe the reduction of the reward given to miners for successfully mining a new block in a blockchain. This reduction typically happens at specific block intervals and is programmed into the blockchain protocol. The most well-known example of this is the Bitcoin halving, which happens approximately every four years.
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Liquidity
Liquidity refers to the ease with which an asset or security can be bought or sold in the market without causing a significant change in its price. It is a crucial concept in financial markets, including the cryptocurrency market, and plays a vital role in determining the efficiency and stability of trading.
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Candidate Block
In blockchain technology, a candidate block is a proposed block that has been created by a miner and is being broadcast to the network for verification and validation.
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Eclipse Attack
An eclipse attack is a type of attack that targets a blockchain network by isolating and surrounding a specific node or a group of nodes within the network, in order to control and manipulate their communication with the rest of the network.
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