A Bitcoin output design supporting key-based spending and optional committed script spending paths.
A treasury has several Taproot spending paths. It uses the key path, so its alternative script conditions aren't revealed in that spend.
A separate blockchain network intended for testing software and applications.
A discrete price boundary used to organize ranges in certain concentrated-liquidity AMMs.
The pool interface adjusts your chosen lower price to an allowed tick boundary before creating the liquidity position.
A spending constraint tied to a specified time or block requirement.
A governance mechanism that delays execution of approved actions for a specified period.
"The upgrade vote passed. It's queued in the timelock, so execution still has to wait."
An onchain unit recorded by a protocol or application that can represent value, access or a claim.
Your app's contract records the token balance and applies its transfer rules when you send units to another address.
A process that removes token units from usable supply under a defined mechanism.
The burn call destroys units and reduces totalSupply; sending them to another ordinary address would just change who holds them.
An identifier for a token or token type within a particular contract.
The creation and distribution of new asset units under protocol or contract rules.
A contract that pools an asset and issues shares representing a claim on its managed holdings.