A Solana transaction message marked with a format version so clients can interpret its structure correctly.
An older indexer cannot read a transaction until it supports that message version.
The unit Ethereum uses to measure the computation and other resources a transaction consumes.
Your swap reverts because the price moved, but the wallet still shows a network fee for the attempted transaction.
A scam where project controllers use their position to take value from users after attracting funds.
Project chat goes quiet, and the operator removes liquidity they alone controlled after promoting the sale; holders are left without normal trading access.
A Bitcoin block-relay format that sends short transaction identifiers so peers can reconstruct a block with less data.
Your node reconstructs a new compact block from local transactions and fetches the few it is missing.
A cryptographic commitment that hides a value using a blinding factor while binding the committer to that value.
A confidential transaction commits to amounts and proves that the committed inputs and outputs balance.
Wrecked: crypto slang for taking a brutal loss or having a trade go badly wrong.
I cranked up the leverage and got rekt by a move the spot chart barely noticed.
The execution resource limits requested for a Solana transaction, including its compute-unit allowance.
Your wallet raises the compute limit after simulation shows the swap needs more execution work.
Not gonna make it: a skeptical reply, a put-down or a joke about your own bad crypto decision.
I spent twenty minutes refreshing the wrong block explorer. NGMI, apparently.
Reporting a vulnerability through a process that gives maintainers a chance to address it before public release.
A researcher privately sends reproduction details to the project and coordinates publication after the fix is available.
We're all gonna make it: a crypto community cheer for shared optimism and sticking together.
The team finally shipped the demo and the replies were wall-to-wall WAGMI.