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Mining
Mining is the phenomenon of verifying blockchain transactions, adding new blocks to the chain network.
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Multisignature
Multi-signature is essentially a signature that requires the simultaneous presence of more than one unique key to confirm a transaction or access the resources.
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Moon
Moon is a crypto slang term referencing a continuous increase in a certain cryptocurrency’s price, or a perceived imminent increase.
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Monetary policy
Monetary policy is the policy embraced by a government authority, typically the central bank, in pursuit of certain economic objectives.
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Metadata
Metadata is data that labels other data.
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Merkle tree
A Merkle tree or hash tree is a data structure that allows storing blockchain transactions in an efficient way.
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Mempool
The mempool is the space on a blockchain network node where transactions awaiting confirmation are temporarily stored.
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Maximum supply
Maximum supply of a token is the ceiling of all tokens that can ever be generated.
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Masternode
Masternodes emerged as a solution to the diminishing number of full nodes.
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Market order
Market orders are orders implemented instantaneously at the best immediately accessible price.
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Market momentum
Market momentum describes the consistency in the direction of evolution of a market price.
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Market capitalization
Market cap is the product of a cryptocurrency’s price and its circulating supply.
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Margin trading
Margin trading is when you invest in an asset using someone else’s funds, typically a broker.
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Maker
Market makers are usually traders who place orders that are not fulfilled straightaway on an order book.
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Mainnet swap
A mainnet swap occurs when a company moves its tokens to its own independent blockchain or changes protocol.
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Mainnet
A mainnet is a totally developed independent up-and-running blockchain network.
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