Security Token Offering (STO)
A Security Token Offering is a fundraising or asset-distribution process in which an issuer sells blockchain tokens representing regulated securities or investment…
Digital assets, token standards, cryptocurrencies and stablecoins.
A Security Token Offering is a fundraising or asset-distribution process in which an issuer sells blockchain tokens representing regulated securities or investment…
A seigniorage-style stablecoin attempts to maintain its target price through rules that expand supply when the token trades above the target and…
A semi-fungible token is an asset that is interchangeable with equivalent units during part of its lifecycle but becomes unique or non-interchangeable…
A single-chain stablecoin is issued and officially supported on only one blockchain network. Its supply, transfers, and smart-contract behavior are contained within…
A social token is a digital token associated with a creator, community, brand, club, or online network and used for access, rewards,…
Solana is the native digital asset of the Solana blockchain and is used for transaction fees, account funding, staking, and value transfer.…
A Soulbound Token is a non-transferable or account-bound token used to represent identity, reputation, credentials, achievements, affiliations, or permissions. The issuer mints…
An SPL token is a fungible or non-fungible asset managed through a Solana token program and identified by a mint account. The…
A stable value token is a broad term for a token designed to maintain relatively consistent value against a currency, asset, index,…
A stablecoin is a digital token designed to maintain a relatively stable value against a currency, commodity, asset, index, or defined unit.…
Stablecoin Administrator is the person, entity, governance system, or privileged role responsible for one or more administrative functions such as issuance, redemption,…
A stablecoin attestation provider is an independent accounting firm or qualified assurance practitioner that examines a defined assertion about a stablecoin, commonly…
A stablecoin authorized participant is an approved institution permitted to mint, redeem, distribute, or otherwise interact directly with a stablecoin issuer’s primary…
A stablecoin collateral ratio compares the current value of collateral supporting a stablecoin debt position or system with the amount of stablecoins…
A stablecoin distribution partner is a business that helps an issuer make a stablecoin available to customers, markets, applications, or geographic regions.…
A stablecoin eligible reserve is an asset that an issuer is permitted to hold as backing under its legal framework, regulatory regime,…
A stablecoin issuer is the company, bank, trust, protocol, decentralized organization, or smart-contract system responsible for creating and managing a stablecoin. The…
A stablecoin liquidation ratio is the minimum collateralization level a debt position must maintain before the protocol can liquidate its collateral. If…
A stablecoin market price is the price at which the token trades on exchanges, automated market makers, brokers, or over-the-counter venues. It…
Stablecoin minting and redemption are the primary-market processes that create tokens when eligible value enters the system and remove tokens when holders…
A stablecoin minting partner is an approved institution that helps originate stablecoin issuance by collecting eligible funds, completing required checks, submitting mint…
A stablecoin omnibus reserve is a pooled reserve arrangement in which assets backing many token holders are held collectively rather than in…
A stablecoin oracle price is a price value supplied to smart contracts for a stablecoin or its reference asset. Protocols use it…
Stablecoin Overcollateralization Ratio is the percentage by which collateral value exceeds the stablecoin debt or supply it supports. A position backed by…
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