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	=== Satoshi Nakamoto ===		=== Satoshi Nakamoto ===

	: The pseudonymous individual or entity credited with inventing Bitcoin and writing the original Bitcoin whitepaper published in 2008.		: The pseudonymous individual or entity credited with inventing [[Bitcoin]] and writing the original Bitcoin whitepaper published in 2008.


	: ''See also:Bitcoin, Blockchain''		: ''See also: [[#Bitcoin]], [[#Blockchain]]''
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	=== SHA ===		=== SHA ===

	: ''Acronym - ~~Secure Hash Algorithm~~''		: ''Acronym - '''S'''ecure '''H'''ash '''A'''lgorithm''


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	=== Solana ===		=== Solana ===

	: A Proof of Stake blockchain launched in 2020 and intended to provide an alternative to [[Ethereum]].		: A [[#Proof of Stake]] blockchain launched in 2020 and intended to provide an alternative to [[Ethereum]].


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	=== SPL ===		=== SPL ===

	: ''Acronym - ~~Solana Programming Language~~''		: ''Acronym - '''S'''olana '''P'''rogramming '''L'''anguage''

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=== Satoshi Nakamoto ===
: The pseudonymous individual or entity credited with inventing Bitcoin and writing the original Bitcoin whitepaper published in 2008.

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=== Satoshis ===
: The smallest denomination of Bitcoin, 0.00000001 bitcoin (1/100,000,000).

:''See also: [[#Bitcoin]], [[#Satoshi Nakamoto]]''</div>
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=== Secret Recovery Phrase ===
: A group of words in a specific order used to generate a master key for a cryptocurrency wallet. The process of generating this master key is deterministic, meaning it will generate the same key pairs every time. For this reason, it is often referred to as a “recovery phase,” since entering the same secret phrase into a new wallet will grant access to and control of the same keys. Anyone in possession of this string of words will have access to the funds and digital assets held in that wallet.

:''See also: [[#Private Key]], [[#Seed Phrase]]''</div>
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=== Seed Phrase ===
: ''See [[#Secret Recovery Phrase]]''

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=== Semi-fungible ===
: A blockchain token that may begin its life as a fungible token, equally interchangeable with other tokens within the same batch or collection. Depending on changes in their lifecycle or usage, however, these tokens may take on a unique combination of traits or attributes, attaining different levels of rarity or characteristics and becoming more or less valuable than others.

:''See also: [[#Fungible]], [[#Non-fungible]], [[#NFT]]''</div>
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=== Ser ===
: ''Slang''

:Intentional misspelling of "sir."

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=== SHA ===
: ''Acronym - Secure Hash Algorithm''

:''See also: [[#Bitcoin]], [[#Hashing]], [[#Mining]]''</div>
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=== SHA-256 ===
: A cryptographic hash function that takes an input message or data and produces a unique, irreversible hash value with a fixed length of 256 bits.

:''See also: [[#SHA]]''</div>
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=== Sharding ===
: The process of dividing data into smaller, more manageable pieces to allow for parallel processing and increased throughput, increasing network capacity.

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=== Shill ===
: Promoting a product, service, or investment, usually on a social media platform. While often carrying a negative connotation, in some contexts, “'''to shill'''” is becoming more neutral and synonymous with “to promote.”

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=== Shitcoin ===
: An altcoin with weak fundamentals, no practical advantages over other coins, and with little to no discernible value.

:''See also: [[#Altcoin]], [[#Pump and Dump]]''</div>
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=== Sidechain ===
: A separate and independent blockchain that operates parallel to a main blockchain, with its own consensus mechanisms and block parameters, and doesn’t rely on a main chain for security or stability. Digital items and data can be transferred between '''sidechains''' and other chains using a two-way bridge.

:''See also: [[#AppChain]], [[#Blockchain]], [[#Layer 1]], [[#Layer 2]]''</div>
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=== Slashing ===
: A mechanism used in Proof of Stake networks to penalize validators for engaging in actions that interfere with the security or integrity of the network. Punishment can include losing a portion of the validator’s stake or other penalties.

:''See also: [[#Proof of Stake]]''</div>
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=== Slippage ===
: A positive or negative discrepancy between the expected or intended price of a trade and the actual price at which the trade is executed. This can occur during periods of high volatility or when there is not enough buying or selling interest at a specific price level.

:''See also: [[#Liquidity Pool]]''</div>
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=== Smart Contract ===
: Self-executing code on a blockchain with pre-defined rules to automate actions once a set of conditions are met. Once deployed, these functions cannot be modified or controlled. Despite the name, '''smart contracts''' are not legal documents.

:''See also: [[#Smart Contract Wallet]]''</div>
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=== Smart Contract Wallet ===
: A cryptocurrency wallet that is accessed and controlled by smart contracts, allowing for enhanced security and customizable functionality.

:''See also: [[#Wallet]], [[#Smart Contract]]''</div>
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=== Sock Puppet ===
: ''Slang''

:An alternate account created by a user to manipulate public opinion, offering the illusion of support for the original account by engaging in conversations, defending its actions, or spreading false information. Multiple accounts may interact with one another to give the appearance of independent voices while, in actuality, being controlled by a single person.

:''See also: [[#Alts]]''</div>
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=== Soft Fork ===
: A blockchain protocol upgrade or modification that does not fundamentally change the structure of the blockchain and maintains backward compatibility.

:''See also: [[#Fork]], [[#Hard Fork]]''</div>
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=== SOL ===
: ''Ticker Symbol - Solana''

:The native token of the Solana network.

:''See also: [[#Solana]]''</div>
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=== Solana ===
: A Proof of Stake blockchain launched in 2020 and intended to provide an alternative to [[Ethereum]].

:''See also: [[#Lamport]], [[#SOL]]''</div>
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=== Solidity ===
: A high-level, object-oriented programming language that supports inheritance, libraries, and sophisticated user-defined types. '''Solidity''' is the native programming language of the [[Ethereum]] network.

:''See also: [[#Ethereum]], [[#Smart Contract]]''</div>
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=== Speed Up Transaction ===
: A replacement transaction submitted in an attempt to overwrite a pending transaction with a higher gas fee in order to increase the likelihood of getting it included in the next block of transactions.

:''See also: [[#Cancel Transactions]], [[#Failed Transaction]], [[#Pending Transaction]], [[#Replacement Transaction]], [[#Stuck Transactions]], [[#Transaction]], [[#Transaction Fee]]''</div>
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=== SPL ===
: ''Acronym - Solana Programming Language''

:''See also: [[#Solana]]''</div>
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=== Stablecoin ===
: A cryptocurrency designed to maintain a stable value by pegging its price to a reference asset like the US dollar.

:''See also: [[#Coin]], [[#Cryptocurrency]], [[#DeFi]]''</div>
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=== Staking ===
: Locking up cryptocurrency or other digital assets in a designated smart contract or staking pool in exchange for rewards in the form of additional tokens or other benefits.

:''See also: [[#DeFi]], [[#Locking]], [[#TVL]], [[#Total Value Locked]]''</div>
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=== Stale Block ===
: See [[#Orphan Block]].

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=== Stuck Transaction ===
: A blockchain transaction that has been unconfirmed or pending for an extended period of time, often due to a low transaction fee.

:''See also: [[#Cancel Transactions]], [[#Failed Transaction]], [[#Pending Transaction]], [[#Replacement Transaction]], [[#Speed Up Transactions]], [[#Transaction]], [[#Transaction Fee]]''</div>
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=== Subnet ===
: A subdivision of a larger network into smaller, more manageable segments to allow for more efficient transaction processing.

:''See also: [[#Avalanche]]''</div>
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=== Swap ===
: The exchange or trade of one digital asset for another, typically facilitated by smart contracts for increased transparency and security.

:''See also: [[#DeFi]], [[#Decentralized Exchange]]''
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