An authorized request to change a blockchain’s state, such as moving assets or calling a contract.
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The amount paid for transaction inclusion or resource use under a blockchain's rules.
"The contract call reverted, but gas still came out of my balance. The failed execution consumed resources."
An identifier computed from a transaction's protocol-defined serialized data.
"I have the TXID now; I'm checking whether the payment is actually confirmed."
The part of a Bitcoin transaction that identifies an earlier output being spent.
The ability to change a transaction’s identifier without changing its intended payment effect.
A transaction relies on an unconfirmed parent's ID. Someone alters that parent's legacy serialization, changing the ID and breaking the reference.
An Ethereum account’s sequential transaction counter, used to order transactions and prevent replay.
“Why are all three pending?” Your first transaction is still waiting, and the next two use higher nonces from the same account.
The part of a Bitcoin transaction that assigns value and specifies the conditions for spending it.
A record of an included Ethereum transaction’s execution result, including status, gas use and logs.
Your explorer receipt shows a failed swap and its gas usage, explaining why no tokens moved but a network fee was charged.
A preview of transaction execution against a chosen blockchain state before the transaction is settled.
Before you sign, your wallet previews the tokens expected to leave and arrive; the transaction has not settled yet.
Total value locked: an estimate of the monetary value of assets deposited in a protocol or category.
A dashboard’s TVL rises after ETH’s price increases, even though the protocol received no additional ETH deposits during that period.