BITCOIN TERMS Dictionary

Miner: Bitcoin Producer Yada Application.

Mining: A term used to describe bitcoin or subcoin production.

Mining Rig: Equipment used for mining, usually created by combining several units

Pool: It is a method used by the miners to come together and consolidate their trading power, because of the increase in the difficulty of the trade. Bitcoin in each block found is divided among pool partners according to processing power.

Hash: A function that allows you to express a long number or text with a value in fixed length.

Hash rate: The number of inferences made by a Bitcoin provider within a given time period.

Difficulty Level: The difficulty of the problem that needs to be solved in Bitcoin mining, how many miners are so high.

Nonce: The number that must be present to obtain the target hash value while generating bitcoin.

Block Reward: The Bitcoin, which the miner gains for the resolution of the block, falls to one side every 4 years.

Transaction Fee: The remaining part of the mine during the transaction verification

Confirmation: The process is approved by the miner and added to the block chain

Halving: Reduction of a block prize of 210,000 bloks per block

Stale Block: A block of solution found by another miner

Proof of work: Connection of calculation power to digging capacity. When a block is successfully extracted, the extraction must have taken some time and effort in computing. Thus, the inference is regarded as evidence of block work.

ASIC: A silicon chip designed specifically to perform a single task. ASICs are cheaper and faster than general purpose processors that can do the same thing. The SHA-256 for removing bitcoins has been designed to handle mixed problems.

ASIC Miner: Bitcoin is the general name for equipment that contains an ASIC chip, configured for mining, with low power consumption and high production power.

Attack 51%: A malicious miner group has more than 50% of the total processing power See: "Bad Scenarios Per Bitcoin"

Cloud Mining: Mining by purchasing trading power from a company. See: "What is Cloud Mining?"

Double Spending: Bitcoin or other sub-coins are two spending movements. The second time the user performs a transaction with Bitcoin, the result is the result.

Genesis Block: The First Bitcoin Block. Found by Satoshi Nakamoto.

Block: A record that confirms and contains many operations pending in the block chain. Approximately every 10 minutes (this time varies), an average new block containing operations is added to the block chain by mining.

Full Node: Node with a copy of the entire block chain. You do not need to submit another node query to validate.

Nonce: The number that must be present to obtain the target hash value while generating bitcoin.

Blockchain: The data structure in which the approved operations are held. You can think like an electronic accounting book. See: "Understanding Blockchain"

Other Terms

Altcoin: Crypto as an alternative to Bitcoin All of the currencies are for detailed information: What is Altcoin?

Other Terms

Altcoin: Crypto as an alternative to Bitcoin All of the currencies are for detailed information: What is Altcoin?

Exchange: Bitcoin, Altcoin trading platform.

Wallet: The file where the private key is stored usually performs the transfer operations.

Bitcoin Adress: A long character string that can be transferred to Bitcoin.

Public Key Encryption: A dual key encryption system in which one's task is to encrypt the other's key.

Private Key: We can call you Bitcoin wallet. The code line that shows that Bitcoins belong to you.

Public Key: The key pair generated in the Public Key Encryption system is not stored. Bitcoin is the input of the function generating the address.

P2P, peer-to-peer: private client protocol Distributed network architecture that forms the basis of Bitcoin.

Decentralized: The term used in the definition of bitcoin, which means that it is not produced and managed from a center.

Node: A computer system that forms a bitcoin network, each of which communicates with the bitcoin protocol.

Vanity Adress: Bitcoin address starting with a special text or number sequence: 1teknoJk3kdJ48JJXJ93lkcjjKfdj274jc.

Escrow: A term that describes the process of exchanging transactions between two people who do not know each other in electronic commerce.

Fiat Money: The dollar, the euro, the power of the TL as a state and the law at the same time is used for physical currency.

Cold Wallet: Offline is the hiding of Bitcoins in a wallet. See "Paper Wallet"

ECDSA - Elliptic Curve Digital Signature Algorithm: An electronic signature algorithm based on the Bitcoin protocol.

Faucet: Free (usually a very small amount) bitcoin distributing service.

Scam coin: Subcoin removed for fraud.

Volatility: Quantity of mobility in unit time over price in Bitcoin stock exchanges, Volatility.
Pump Dump Mobility: A group of stock exchange players agree on a deal and manipulate the market to pull the price down or up at a set time. See: Balinar

Zerocoin: A protocol created to make cryptographic currency transactions completely anonymous.

SPV - Simplified Payment Verification: Payment verification using only block headers instead of downloading the entire block chain.

Opcode: A command sequence that describes how the recipient can spend the bitcoin from the transaction block on each transfer.

Digital Signature: A function that accepts open and hidden keys as input, confirming that the transfer is done in a specific address.

Arbitrage: Buying and selling with the aim of earning income in the market.

Fork: 1. The enhancements in the source code of the program continue in two different ways. 2. The block chain continues to grow by splitting into two halves.

Testnet: Bitcoin network operated for testing of software.

Taint Analysis: Investigate bitcoin movements to investigate the degree of proximity between two bitcoin addresses.

Deflation: In general, prices in the market are constantly falling at a certain time interval.