1. Basic & Core Concepts (1-10)
1. Airdrop. The distribution of free tokens to crypto project users is called an Airdrop. It is usually done for marketing, community growth, or to reward early supporters.
2. Altcoin. All cryptocurrencies other than Bitcoin are called Altcoins. These are typically created with new technologies, features, or specific use-cases.
3. Asset. Anything that has financial value is called an Asset. Crypto, NFTs, and tokens—all are considered digital assets.
4. Address. A crypto wallet's unique identifier used to receive funds. It is generated from a public key and can be safely shared with others.
5. ATH. All-Time High—The highest price a crypto asset has reached in its entire history. Investors analyze this to understand profit potential.
6. ATL. All-Time Low—The lowest price level a coin has ever hit. Many traders consider this a potential buying opportunity.
7. Adoption. The extent to which crypto technology is being widely used. It is a crucial indicator for understanding future growth.
8. Adoption Rate. The speed at which crypto technology is being adopted. It is used to measure growth potential.
9. Active Address. The number of active users or wallets on a network. This is used as a metric to measure adoption.
10. Active User. A user who actively performs transactions or interactions. This indicates the level of engagement with a project.