Client
A client is a type of software that allows you to connect to a blockchain and manage transactions on your computer. A common use for this software is in cryptocurrency wallets, which help you store and send digital money.
More terms under C
- CiphertextCiphertext is the scrambled version of regular text (plaintext) that results from using an encryption method, making it unreadable without the right key.
- CircleCircle is a financial technology company that created USDC, a type of digital currency known as a stablecoin.
- Circulating SupplyCirculating supply refers to the estimated number of coins that are available and actively being traded in the market.
- CloseThe close is the final price of a cryptocurrency at the end of a trading period, similar to how stocks are priced at the end of the trading day.
- CloudCloud servers are computers stored in various locations around the world that provide services and data over the internet.
- Cloud MiningCloud mining is a way to mine cryptocurrencies by renting computing power from companies, instead of using your own hardware.
Educational definition. Protocol rules and market conventions can differ; check an asset's official documentation.