Fork
Fork is the phenomenon of branching one continuous blockchain into two.In this case, the original chain can continue to work in parallel with the new one…
Technological definitions
Fork is the phenomenon of branching one continuous blockchain into two.In this case, the original chain can continue to work in parallel with the new one…
A token is a digital asset, a unit of value in the blockchain network. It is a register entry that is distributed in the blockchain. Tokens…
A node is a peer included in the network that stores part or all of the blockchain information. An active electronic device connected to the Internet…
Oracle is a third party in a smart contract that is accessed when information is needed from outside.Oracle is not a source of such information, but…
Slashing is a financial penalty applied to validators for violating the validation process. The penalty is to withhold the percentage of the stake made by the…
Giver is a smart contract that allocates tokens. There are 3 types of Givers: Referal Giver. Validator Giver. Developer Giver. Referal Giver manages the distribution of…
DeBot (decentralized bot) is an intuitive user interface that allows you to work with targeted smart contracts of the Fee TON blockchain. DeBot allows the user…
BFT (Byzantine Fault Tolerance) is a protocol for reaching agreement between remote subscribers based on solving Byzantine Fault Tolerance. For the blockchain, the task is for…
Free TON is a blockchain based on the open source code of the Telegram Open Network (TON). Its features are scalability and high transaction speed. The…
Decentralized finance (DeFi) is a set of applications, platforms and services of the blockchain that carry out financial activities, in which there is no single supervisory…