This website is powered by RAIDER TOKEN. For more information about the community-owned project, read the White Paper.Hacking – The act of gaining unauthorized access to computer systems, networks, or data, often to exploit vulnerabilities for malicious or ethical purposes.
Hal Finney – A prominent computer scientist and cryptographer who contributed to the development of Bitcoin and was the recipient of the first Bitcoin transaction from its creator, Satoshi Nakamoto.
Hard Cap – The maximum amount of funds a blockchain project aims to raise during its token sale or crowdfunding campaign, representing an absolute fundraising limit.
Hard Fork (Blockchain) – A radical upgrade or change to a blockchain network’s protocol, resulting in a permanent divergence into two separate chains, one following the new rules and the other the old ones.
Hard Fork Combinator – A mechanism or framework in blockchain development that allows combining successive protocol upgrades seamlessly without disrupting the network.
Hard Peg – A fixed exchange rate policy where a currency’s value is tightly bound to another currency or a standard like gold, with minimal fluctuation.
Hardware Security Module – A physical device used to securely generate, store, and manage cryptographic keys, ensuring high levels of data and transaction security.
Hardware Wallet – A physical device designed to store cryptocurrency private keys securely offline, protecting them from hacking and unauthorized access.
Hash – A fixed-length alphanumeric string generated by a mathematical algorithm that represents data input, ensuring data integrity and uniqueness.
Hash Power / Hash Rate – The computational power used in mining or validating transactions on a blockchain, measured in hashes per second.
Hashgraph Consensus Mechanism – A distributed ledger technology that achieves consensus through a gossip protocol and virtual voting, enabling fast and secure transaction processing.
Haskell Programming Language – A statically typed, functional programming language known for its strong mathematical foundation, purity, and support for advanced abstractions.
Hedge Fund – An investment fund that pools capital from accredited investors and employs various strategies to generate returns, often including leverage and derivatives.
Hierarchical Deterministic Wallet (HD Wallet) – A type of cryptocurrency wallet that generates a tree-like structure of private and public keys from a single seed, simplifying key management.
Higher High – In technical analysis, a price point that is higher than the previous high, often indicating an uptrend in the market.
Higher Low – A price point in a financial market that is higher than the previous low, often signaling a potential upward trend.
HODL – A slang term in the cryptocurrency community meaning “Hold On for Dear Life,” encouraging investors to keep their assets despite market fluctuations.
Hostage Byte Attack – A cybersecurity threat where attackers corrupt or withhold blockchain data by exploiting byte storage in smart contracts.
Hosted Wallet – A cryptocurrency wallet managed by a third-party service provider, where the provider holds the private keys on behalf of the user.
Hot Storage – A method of storing cryptocurrency or data in an online environment, making it easily accessible but more vulnerable to cyberattacks.
Hot Wallet – An internet-connected cryptocurrency wallet used for quick access and transactions, though it carries higher security risks compared to offline storage.
Human Keys – A term referring to cryptographic keys that are designed or managed with human involvement, emphasizing user-centric security practices.
Human-Readable Names – Easily understood text-based identifiers used in place of complex alphanumeric strings, often for simplifying interactions, such as in blockchain addresses or domain names.
Huobi BTC (HBTC) – A Bitcoin-pegged token issued on the Ethereum blockchain, backed 1:1 by Bitcoin and managed by the Huobi cryptocurrency exchange.
Hybrid PoW/PoS – A blockchain consensus mechanism combining Proof of Work (PoW) and Proof of Stake (PoS), designed to leverage the benefits of both systems while addressing their limitations.
Hydra (Cardano) – A scalability solution for the Cardano blockchain that uses off-chain protocols to enable fast and low-cost transactions while maintaining security.
Hyperinflation – An economic condition characterized by an extremely rapid and uncontrollable increase in prices, eroding the value of a currency.
Hyperledger (Hyperledger Foundation) – An open-source collaborative project hosted by the Linux Foundation, focusing on developing blockchain technologies for business applications.
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