Admin Key
Admin Key is privileged keys that can upgrade, pause, mint, or seize depending on contract design.
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Admin Key is privileged keys that can upgrade, pause, mint, or seize depending on contract design.
Read full definitionAirdrop is a distribution of tokens to addresses, frequently abused by phishing claim sites.
Read full definitionAllocation is how newly created supply is divided among teams, investors, liquidity, and community.
Read full definitionBalance Of is the standard read method returning a token balance for an address.
Read full definitionBlacklist Function is contract logic that prevents listed addresses from transferring tokens.
Read full definitionBridged Token is a representation of value moved across chains through a bridge, inheriting bridge risk.
Read full definitionCentral Bank Digital Currency is a digital currency issued by a central bank, distinct from private cryptocurrencies.
Read full definitionClaimable Token is tokens that require a claim transaction — verify the claim contract before signing.
Read full definitionCliff is an initial waiting period before any vested tokens unlock.
Read full definitionCoin is a native ledger asset of a blockchain, distinct from many app-layer tokens.
Read full definitionCommunity Allocation is tokens earmarked for users, airdrops, or ecosystem incentives.
Read full definitionConcentration Risk is elevated risk when few wallets control most transferable supply.
Read full definitionContract Address is the on-chain address of a smart contract; always verify against official sources before interacting.
Read full definitionDeflationary Token is a token designed to reduce supply over time via burns or similar mechanisms.
Read full definitionDelisting is removing a token from an exchange market, which can strand liquidity for users.
Read full definitionDump Risk is the chance large unlocked allocations are sold into thin liquidity.
Read full definitionDust Token is a tiny token balance that may clutter wallets or enable address-poisoning tricks.
Read full definitionEmission Schedule is the planned rate of new token issuance to miners, validators, or users.
Read full definitionERC-1155 is a multi-token standard supporting fungible and non-fungible ids in one contract.
Read full definitionERC-20 is a common fungible token interface on EVM-compatible chains.
Read full definitionERC-721 is a common non-fungible token interface where each token id is unique.
Read full definitionFair Launch is a marketing claim of equal access at launch; verify allocations on-chain rather than trusting slogans.
Read full definitionFaucet is a service that dispenses small testnet or promotional amounts of tokens.
Read full definitionFreeze Authority is the power to block transfers for addresses under some token designs.
Read full definitionFully Diluted Valuation is price times max or fully unlocked supply — a modeling figure, not a safety rating.
Read full definitionFungible Token is a token where each unit is interchangeable with another unit of the same contract.
Read full definitionGovernance Token is a token that may grant voting rights in a protocol’s governance process.
Read full definitionHoneypot Token is a fraudulent token that can be bought but cannot be freely sold under hidden contract rules.
Read full definitionInflationary Token is a token whose supply increases over time through emissions.
Read full definitionInitial Coin Offering is an early token fundraising method with elevated fraud and disclosure risks historically.
Read full definitionInitial DEX Offering is a token launch conducted primarily via a decentralized exchange pool.
Read full definitionInsider Unlock is unlock events for team or early investor tokens that can pressure price.
Read full definitionInvestor Allocation is tokens reserved for early investors under sale or SAFE-like arrangements.
Read full definitionLiquidity Allocation is tokens set aside to seed market liquidity at launch.
Read full definitionLiquidity Pool Token is a receipt token representing a share of a liquidity pool.
Read full definitionMax Supply is a stated upper bound on token creation, if the contract and admins truly enforce it.
Read full definitionMeme Coin is a token driven largely by internet culture and speculation rather than cash-flow fundamentals.
Read full definitionMerkle Claim is a claim process proving inclusion in a snapshot via a merkle proof.
Read full definitionMint Authority is the power to create new tokens; retained mint authority is a major trust assumption.
Read full definitionMinting is creating new tokens according to a contract’s rules or admin powers.
Read full definitionNative Coin is the primary coin used for fees and security on its home blockchain.
Read full definitionOpen Source Token Claim is a claim that code is public; openness helps review but does not prevent malicious logic.
Read full definitionPause Function is admin ability to halt transfers or features during emergencies — or abuse.
Read full definitionPermit Signature is an off-chain signature that grants token allowance without a separate approve transaction.
Read full definitionPoints Program Token is off-chain or on-chain points that may later convert to tokens — often speculative and scam-prone in marketing.
Read full definitionProxy Token Contract is a token that delegates logic to an implementation contract and may be upgradeable.
Read full definitionReal-World Asset Token is a token claiming to represent off-chain assets; legal enforceability varies widely.
Read full definitionRebase Token is a token whose balances adjust algorithmically, complicating accounting and tax records.
Read full definitionReceipt Token is a token representing a deposited position in a vault or lending market.
Read full definitionReflection Token is a token that redistributes fees to holders, adding transfer complexity and scam variants.
Read full definitionSecurity Token Claim is a claim that a token represents an investment contract or similar instrument under securities analysis.
Read full definitionSet Approval For All is an NFT operator approval that can authorize transfers of all tokens in a collection.
Read full definitionSnapshot is a recorded set of balances at a block height used for airdrops or governance.
Read full definitionSoulbound Token is a non-transferable token concept used for credentials or badges.
Read full definitionSpam Token is an unsolicited token airdropped to wallets for phishing or advertising.
Read full definitionStealth Launch is a sudden token launch with minimal prior notice, often paired with elevated rug risk.
Read full definitionSynthetic Asset is a token designed to track another asset’s price using collateral and oracles.
Read full definitionTeam Allocation is tokens reserved for founders or contributors, often subject to vesting.
Read full definitionToken is a digital asset issued by a smart contract or secondary layer on top of a base chain.
Read full definitionToken Allowance is the remaining amount a spender is authorized to transfer from your address.
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