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E-Signature: (Already listed) Digital signatures used to authenticate transactions.
Early Adopter: A person who uses or invests in a new technology or product before many others.
eCash: An early form of cryptographic electronic money, predating modern cryptocurrencies.
Economic Model: The set of rules and incentives that govern a cryptocurrency’s supply and demand.
Economic Node: A node within a blockchain network that focuses on the economic aspects of the network.
Edge Computing: Decentralized computing infrastructure, which can be combined with blockchain.
Effective Proof-of-Stake: (Already listed) A variation of Proof-of-Stake consensus.
EIP-1559: (Already listed) Ethereum Improvement Proposal that changed the fee structure.
ELI5: (Already listed) “Explain Like I’m 5,” used to request simplified explanations.
Elastic Supply: A cryptocurrency’s supply that can automatically adjust in response to price changes.
Electronic Ledger: A digital record of transactions, which is the foundational concept of blockchain.
Elliott Waves: (Already listed) A technical analysis method used to predict market trends.
EMA (Exponential Moving Average): (Already listed) A type of moving average that gives more weight to recent data.
Email Spoofing: (Already listed) Fraudulent emails disguised as legitimate sources.
Embedded Wallet: A cryptocurrency wallet built into an application or device.
Emerging Markets: Developing economies that are increasingly adopting cryptocurrencies.
Emission: (Already listed) The process of creating and distributing new cryptocurrency units.
Empowerment: The concept of giving individuals greater control over their finances through decentralized technologies.
Enclave: A secure area of memory within a processor used to protect sensitive data.
Encrypted Messaging: Communication that is protected using encryption techniques, often used in the context of privacy-focused cryptocurrencies.
Encryption: (Already listed) The process of encoding data to protect it.
Endorsement: Formal approval or support, often in the context of blockchain projects.
Enterprise Blockchain: (Already listed) Blockchain solutions designed for businesses.
Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA): (Already listed) A consortium of organizations promoting Ethereum.
Entropy: A measure of randomness, important for cryptographic security.
Entry Point: The price at which a trader buys a cryptocurrency.
Epoch: (Already listed) A specific time period in a blockchain’s operation.
Equity: (Already listed) Ownership stake, sometimes related to tokenized securities.
Equivalent: A value that is the same as another.
ERC-1155: (Already listed) Ethereum Request for Comment for multi-token standard.
ERC-20: (Already listed) Ethereum Request for Comment for fungible tokens.
ERC-223: (Already listed) Ethereum Request for Comment token standard.
ERC-721: (Already listed) Ethereum Request for Comment for non-fungible tokens (NFTs).
ERC-777: (Already listed) Ethereum Request for Comment token standard.
ERC-827: (Already listed) Ethereum Request for Comment token standard.
ERC-884: (Already listed) Ethereum Request for Comment token standard.
ERC-948: (Already listed) Ethereum Request for Comment token standard.
Escrow: (Already listed) A third-party holding assets until conditions are met.
Esports: (Already listed) Electronic sports, sometimes involving crypto rewards.
Estimated Time of Arrival (ETA): The approximate time a transaction will be confirmed.
ETH/BTC: (Already listed) The trading pair of Ethereum against Bitcoin.
Ethash: (Already listed) The Proof-of-Work algorithm used by Ethereum (before the merge).
Ether: (Already listed) The native cryptocurrency of the Ethereum network.
Ethereum Difficulty: (Already listed) A measure of the computational effort required to mine Ethereum.
Ethereum Request For Comment (ERC): (Already listed) Proposals for improvements to the Ethereum network.
Ethereum Transaction: (Already listed) A transfer of value on the Ethereum blockchain.
Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM): (Already listed) The runtime environment for smart contracts on Ethereum.
Event Triggers: (Already listed) Actions that initiate smart contract execution.
Exchange Listing: The process of a cryptocurrency being made available for trading on a cryptocurrency exchange.
Exchange Rate: The value of one cryptocurrency in relation to another or to fiat currency.
Exchange Traded Fund (ETF): (Already listed) An investment fund traded on stock exchanges.
Execution Layer: In Ethereum, the layer that handles transaction execution and smart contract operations.
Exit Scam: (Already listed) A fraudulent scheme where a project disappears with investors’ funds.
Exponential Growth: A rapid increase in value or adoption, often seen in emerging cryptocurrency projects.
Explorer (Blockchain): A tool to browse and search blockchain transactions and data.
Extensibility: The ability to add new features or functionality to a blockchain.
External Wallet: A cryptocurrency wallet that is not integrated into an exchange or platform.
Extrinsic: In the context of blockchain, data or actions that are initiated from outside the blockchain itself.
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