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Off-Chain – Refers to any transactions, operations, or activities that occur outside of a blockchain network, often to reduce costs or improve scalability.
Off-Chain Governance – A decision-making process for blockchain systems conducted outside the blockchain itself, often relying on discussions, proposals, and voting by stakeholders.
Off-Chain Transaction – A cryptocurrency transaction that is processed outside the blockchain ledger, typically to save fees or increase transaction speed.
Off-Ledger Currency – A digital or physical currency that exists independently of a blockchain ledger, often used in parallel to on-ledger digital assets.
Office of the Comptroller of the Currency (OCC) – A U.S. federal agency responsible for regulating and supervising national banks and federal savings associations.
OHM Fork – A modified version of the Olympus DAO protocol, often created to introduce unique features or improvements while maintaining the core principles of algorithmic reserve currency.
On-Chain – Refers to transactions, data, or processes that occur directly on a blockchain network, ensuring transparency and immutability.
On-Chain Governance – A governance model where decisions about a blockchain’s development and operations are made through mechanisms embedded in the blockchain itself, such as smart contract-based voting.
On-Ledger Currency – A digital currency that exists and is managed entirely within a blockchain ledger, ensuring transparency and traceability.
Onchain Fiat – Fiat currency tokenized on a blockchain, allowing it to be used in decentralized applications or transactions while retaining its value parity with traditional fiat.
Online Storage – The practice of storing data or digital assets on internet-connected systems, making them easily accessible but potentially vulnerable to cyber threats.
Open Finance (OpenFi) – A decentralized financial ecosystem offering open and permissionless access to financial services, enabling participation from anyone with an internet connection.
Open Interest – The total number of outstanding contracts, such as options or futures, that have not been settled or closed, used as a measure of market activity.
Open/Close – Terms indicating the start and end of a trading session, often used in reference to financial markets and stock exchanges.
OpenSea – A popular decentralized marketplace for buying, selling, and trading non-fungible tokens (NFTs), operating on blockchain technology.
Opera Mainnet (Fantom) – The main blockchain network of the Fantom platform, designed to deliver high-speed and scalable decentralized applications.
Operating System (OS) – Software that manages computer hardware and software resources and provides common services for computer programs.
Optimistic Oracle – A type of oracle mechanism in blockchain systems that assumes data is correct unless disputed, relying on economic incentives to resolve disputes.
Optimistic Rollup – A Layer 2 scaling solution for blockchains that processes transactions off-chain while posting only a summary on-chain, assuming validity unless challenged.
Option – A financial contract giving the holder the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell an asset at a specific price before a set expiration date.
Oracle Extractable Value (OEV) – The potential profit or manipulation opportunities arising from influencing or controlling blockchain oracle data.
Oracle Manipulation – The act of tampering with or exploiting vulnerabilities in oracles to manipulate the data fed to smart contracts, often for financial gain.
Order Book – A digital list displaying buy and sell orders for a specific asset, arranged by price levels, typically used in trading platforms.
Orphan – A block that is not included in the longest blockchain chain, usually because it was mined simultaneously with another block.
Orphaned Block – A valid block that is rejected from the blockchain network because another block with the same parent was accepted instead.
Ouroboros Praos – A secure and scalable proof-of-stake consensus protocol used by the Cardano blockchain, designed to ensure decentralization and efficiency.
Over-Collateralization – A practice in decentralized finance where borrowers pledge assets worth more than the loan amount to mitigate risks for lenders.
Over-the-Counter (OTC) – A method of trading securities, cryptocurrencies, or other assets directly between parties without a centralized exchange.
Over-the-Counter (OTC) Trading – The process of buying or selling large amounts of assets directly between two parties, often facilitated by brokers, to avoid impacting market prices.
Overbought – A market condition where an asset’s price has risen rapidly to levels that exceed its intrinsic value, often signaling a potential price correction.
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