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Bitico appeared in 2009, but it was the beginning of the end. To help you understand a bit more about these terms and interact with the cryptoassets universe, we have prepared a complete dictionary of all the most commonly used slang in this medium.
A
Addy
Address of a cryptocurrency wallet.
Altcoin
Term for alternative currencies to Bitcoin. Example: Eth, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Dash, Aioz, etc.
ABC
Acronym for anti-money laundering, in Portuguese: anti-money laundering. These are techniques to prevent money laundering, such as receiving money only through a bank transfer and the account holder itself, as Brazilian exchanges already do.
Ask price
This is the minimum price at which someone is willing to sell their asset.
ASIC
Application-specific integrated circuit acronym, in Portuguese: application-specific integrated circuits. Chip designed specifically for a particular task, e.g. in the case of Bitcoin, ASICs were designed to process a SHA -256 hash and mine Bitcoins.
ATH
The highest price ever reached by a particular cryptocurrency.
Active
Refers to a person's assets. For example, if there is $5,000.00 in a bank account, these are the assets in that bank account. In the case of cryptocurrencies, "Digital Assets" or "Crypto Assets".
ATM
ATM or in Portuguese: electronic box. where users can buy and sell Bitcoin using physical cash or debit cards. They are available in Brazil around the world, including some cities
B
Ballast
It is an asset that aims to provide a guarantee, i.e. it combines an initially worthless asset with something that has an implicit value. Today there are assets backed by BTC, DOLLAR, REAL, etc.
Bear
From the English, "Bear." The "Bear" is an investor who believes that the price of a cryptocurrency can fall at any moment. Thus, the Bear sells his assets before they depreciate too much. When we say that a market is "Bearish", it means that there are more sell orders than buy orders at that moment.
Bearish
This is an aggressive top-down chart behavior (characterized by a sharp decline and a short rally).
bitcoin
Starts with a lowercase letter and represents the monetary unit of the Bitcoin protocol.
Bitcoin
Starts with a capital letter and represents the protocol developed by Satoshi Nakamoto.
Block Explorer
Also known as a blockchain browser, this is a website or computer program that allows you to view transactions, addresses, blocks, and all the information of a blockchain and a particular cryptocurrency.
Blockchain
Blockchain, also known as trust protocol, is a distributed ledger technology that aims at decentralization as a security measure. It is considered Bitcoin's most important technological innovation as it is the proof of all transactions on the network. It records and stores all transactions in Bitcoin's history.
Blockchain.info
Company that offers a wallet service and a block explorer, confused with the Bitcoin blockchain.
BTC
Abbreviation for the currency unit of Bitcoin.
Bull
Means "Taurus" in English and is exactly the opposite of "Bear". The bull is the investor who believes in the cryptocurrency price trend. He bets on buying the currency at a low price to make a profit when the value rises.
bullish
It is an aggressive bottom-up chart behavior (characterized by a sharp rise and a short fall). It is also used to signal optimism for the market.
C
Candlestick
Candlestick is a graphical representation of the price of an asset. It allows to see the opening, high, low and closing prices within a time frame in the chart.
Confirmation time
Confirmation time is the time that elapses between a transaction being sent to the network and it being recorded in a block. Basically, it is the time a user has to wait before his transaction is confirmed on the network.
Cold Storage
A way to store cryptocurrencies offline, using paper, metal, or another alternative that allows cryptocurrencies to be stored or moved.
Crypto
Cryptography is a set of encryptions used to protect information in a way that only the sender and receiver can understand. It is used throughout the blockchain ecosystem and today by some companies like Facebook.
Cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrencies are digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and many others that use cryptography for various purposes. Among other things, to ensure that all transactions are 100% secure.
Custody
To have control and ownership of assets. Having a wallet or assets in custody can also mean that your keys remain private and confidential.
cypherpunk
Cypherpunk is a community of online privacy and anonymity advocates. Their motto is: cypherpunks write code. They believe that those who want to protect their privacy should do it themselves instead of waiting for others to do it for them.
D
Daytrader
Investor who makes daily moves by buying and selling assets.
Dump
Sudden drop in the prices of cryptocurrencies.
Dust transaction
Transaction involving a small amount of bitcoins with little financial value, but which takes up space on the blockchain.
E
ETH
Ticker symbol of the cryptocurrency Ethereum.
Escrow account
Term used to describe the holding of funds in the possession of a third party to protect oneself during an operation.
Ether Ethereum currency unit used to pay your blockchain fees.
Ethereum Ethereum is a blockchain that permits the programming of decentralized applications, smart contracts and transactions of the cryptocurrency Ether and different tokens, as well as the creation of NFT collections and decentralized programs.
Exchange
Local, centralized, or decentralized exchange between cryptocurrencies and other assets, for example, exchanging dollars for bitcoin. Bitcoin exchanges are used to exchange bitcoin for FIAT coins or other cryptocurrencies.
F
Faucet
Websites that offer rewards in cryptocurrency for clicking ads or performing small tasks. Here is how: Answer a survey, provide your data, etc.
Fee
Fees paid on a transaction, for example: conversions, transfers and withdrawals.
Fiat
Conventional money (fiduciary money), i.e. money that is not a cryptocurrency, such as euros, reals, dollars, etc.
FOMO
Fear of missing out or fear of missing out on a profitable opportunity.
Fork
Updates to the cryptocurrency codes of coins, called a fork. A new coin that emerges from another, such as Bitcoin Dash, which is a fork of Bitcoin.
Full Node
It is the program that contains the consensus rules of the Bitcoin network and a full copy of the blockchain. Not every full node is a miner, but every miner is a full node.
G
Gas
The term gas refers to a pricing mechanism on the Ethereum network. It calculates the fees for executing a transaction or a smart contract operation.
Genesis Block
The first block of Bitcoin, created by Satoshi Nakamoto.
GPU
Graphical Processing Unit. Chip for processing complex mathematical calculations required for running games and software that require a lot of graphics resources.
H
Halving
Bitcoin halving is the emissions reduction that occurs every 4 years, as defined in the code.
Hash
An algorithm used by the Bitcoin protocol and other cryptocurrencies to convert a large amount of information into a fixed-length hexadecimal string of numbers.
Hash Rate
Number of hashes processed by a miner in a given period of time.
HOLD
In Portuguese, it means "to hold", i.e. we hold the asset even in the event of a significant devaluation, thinking about future valuations.
Hot wallet
It is a cryptocurrency wallet that is online and connected to the Internet. Like Metamask, Binance wallet, Trust wallet, Phantom and many others.
Hype
A term that indicates that something is the trend of the moment. For example, "NFTs are in an absurd hype".
I
ICO
Initial Coin Offering is a system for raising funds for a startup or company. Usually they come up with "revolutionary or unique ideas" that are applied on a blockchain.
IDO
Initial Dex Offering, A IDO is a crypto token offering conducted on a decentralized exchange (DEX).
INPUT
Origin address of a bitcoin transaction. A single transaction can have multiple origin addresses.
K
Kilohashes/second - kH/s
Number of possible attempts to resolve a hash in a given second, measured in thousands of hashes.
KYC
Know your customer, in Portuguese. These are guidelines that government institutions impose on companies to find out who they are doing business with, i.e. they have data and documents of their customers.
L
Ledger
The ledger is a shared record of information, like a bank cash book, a book where all financial transactions in a bank are recorded, the ledger would be a place where transactions of cryptocurrencies running on the blockchain are recorded. . Today, it is also a wallet that allows cryptocurrencies to be stored without an internet connection.
Liquidity
It is the ability to buy or sell an asset easily, even in large quantities.
M
Malleability
Ability to change uncommitted transactions without invalidating them.
Manufacturer
Maker is a term used when you place an order and it is not immediately traded. The order stays on the order book waiting for someone else to send a counter order so it can be executed.
Marketcap
The famous market cap. Amount of cryptocurrency circulating X crypto price.
Megahashes/sec - MH /s
Number of possible attempts to resolve a hash in a given second, measured in millions of hashes.
MicroBit - uBTC
One millionth part of 1 Bitcoin or 0.000001 BTC.
MilliBit - mBTC
One thousandth part of 1 Bitcoin or 0.001 BTC.
Mining
This is the process of performing mathematical calculations. When a computer performs these cryptographic calculations, it receives a reward, X Bitcoin. We say that it mines and creates more Bitcoin.
Mixer
Service that encrypts the input and output of transactions to maintain privacy and reduce traceability.
N
Node
Device connected to the Bitcoin network that uses a computer program to forward transactions to other nodes, creating a decentralized network.
O
Order:
Market order that executes the purchase regardless of the price.
STOP -LIMIT orde - You choose a price and tell the system: "When the currency reaches X dollars, place an order LIMIT for Y dollars".
Output
Destination address for a bitcoin transaction. It is possible for a transaction to have multiple outputs.
P
P2P
P2P (Peer-to-Peer). Bitcoin was designed as a peer-to-peer system, meaning it does not need intermediaries, such as central banks, to broker a transaction between two people. In the market, this term is used to describe the trading of cryptocurrencies between two parties without the need for an exchange.
Paper wallet
It is considered a very safe way to store your cryptocurrencies, as they are not exposed to much risk precisely because they are offline. Since you do not need access to the Internet, it's basically a piece of paper that contains your private and public keys.
Phishing
In phishing, the user clicks on or downloads a fake file to steal information. Due to the popularity of cryptocurrencies, fake emails, files that change the victim's router settings or Google ads are spread more and more often to make the site appear first.
Pool
A collection of miners who join together to mine a block, and then divide the rewards among themselves. Mining pools are a great way to increase the probability of success as the difficulty increases.
PoW
It is the proof that a transaction has been validated and is legitimate. Using a mathematical function (SHA -256), transactions are encrypted and sent to the network where miners compete to decrypt them.
Profit
When we buy/ sell crypto and make profits.
Pump
When the price of a currency goes up.
R
Rekt
The correct term would be "Wrecked", which means "ruined". It is the investor who has lost everything and ruined his equity when the price falls.
ROI
The return on an investment.
s
Satoshi
Smallest part of a Bitcoin = 0.00000001 BTC. If someone says they have 10 Satoshis, it means they have 0.00000010 BTC.
Satoshi Nakamoto
The name of the alleged inventor of Bitcoin.
Scam
Scams and frauds that are very common in cryptocurrency projects.
ScamCoin
Altcoin created with the purpose of defrauding users and enriching creators.
SEPA
Single European Payments Area, Portuguese, Single European Payments Area, is an integrated payment system between the countries of the Eurozone that allows the transfer of funds between banks and different countries. The transfer process is similar to the TED /DOC that we have in Brazil, but in the case of SEPA it includes all countries that use the euro.
SHA-256
Hash-like mathematical function used in Bitcoin in various contexts, including during the mining process.
ShitCoin
This term is used to classify fraud coins with little or no standing in the community.
Smart Contract
A smart contract - also known as a smart contract or digital contract - is a self-executing computer code designed to facilitate, execute, and protect financial transactions on the blockchain.
Spread
Difference between the buy price and the sell price in the order book (book).
Soft fork
Update of a coin that does not require the coin system to be restarted with a new blockchain. This usually happens without us noticing.
swingtrader
Trading strategy with few operations over time. Take advantage of the market fluctuations.
T
taker
Taker is the investor who has an order that will be executed immediately if he finds another opposing order.
Target Tag
Target tag is a code assigned to each xrp account. It is used to identify the recipient of the transaction, as if it were your house number when an order is delivered.
Terahashes/sec - TH /s
Number of possible attempts to resolve a hash in a given second, measured in trillions of hashes (TH /s).
testnet
An alternative network used for test development.
Ticker This is the name given to currency symbols: BTC (Bitcoin), ETH (Ethereum), LTC (Litecoin), XRP (Ripple), ADA (Cardano).
Token
Cryptocurrencies are coins created to be coins, while tokens are created to be distributed to people with the promise of being worth something in the future. Comparing the two to the conventional investment market, cryptocurrencies could be currencies like USD or EURO, while tokens would be the shares of a company.
TOR
Acronym for The Onion Router, in Portuguese. It is a routing protocol used by people who want to maintain their privacy on the net.
TXID
Better known as the transaction hash. This is an identifier used to reference transactions in a blockchain.
V
Volatility
Price movements of an asset.
W
Wallet
Wallet is where we can store digital currencies.
Whale
As the holder of a large portion of a given currency, the whale is a user that centralizes the currency by controlling its price.
Withdraw
Withdraw
X
XBT
Representation of the currency unit of bitcoin.
XRP
Ripple cryptocurrency ticker.
Bitico appeared in 2009, but it was the beginning of the end. To help you understand a bit more about these terms and interact with the cryptoassets universe, we have prepared a complete dictionary of all the most commonly used slang in this medium.
A
Addy
Address of a cryptocurrency wallet.
Altcoin
Term for alternative currencies to Bitcoin. Example: Eth, Litecoin, Dogecoin, Dash, Aioz, etc.
ABC
Acronym for anti-money laundering, in Portuguese: anti-money laundering. These are techniques to prevent money laundering, such as receiving money only through a bank transfer and the account holder itself, as Brazilian exchanges already do.
Ask price
This is the minimum price at which someone is willing to sell their asset.
ASIC
Application-specific integrated circuit acronym, in Portuguese: application-specific integrated circuits. Chip designed specifically for a particular task, e.g. in the case of Bitcoin, ASICs were designed to process a SHA -256 hash and mine Bitcoins.
ATH
The highest price ever reached by a particular cryptocurrency.
Active
Refers to a person's assets. For example, if there is $5,000.00 in a bank account, these are the assets in that bank account. In the case of cryptocurrencies, "Digital Assets" or "Crypto Assets".
ATM
ATM or in Portuguese: electronic box. where users can buy and sell Bitcoin using physical cash or debit cards. They are available in Brazil around the world, including some cities
B
Ballast
It is an asset that aims to provide a guarantee, i.e. it combines an initially worthless asset with something that has an implicit value. Today there are assets backed by BTC, DOLLAR, REAL, etc.
Bear
From the English, "Bear." The "Bear" is an investor who believes that the price of a cryptocurrency can fall at any moment. Thus, the Bear sells his assets before they depreciate too much. When we say that a market is "Bearish", it means that there are more sell orders than buy orders at that moment.
Bearish
This is an aggressive top-down chart behavior (characterized by a sharp decline and a short rally).
bitcoin
Starts with a lowercase letter and represents the monetary unit of the Bitcoin protocol.
Bitcoin
Starts with a capital letter and represents the protocol developed by Satoshi Nakamoto.
Block Explorer
Also known as a blockchain browser, this is a website or computer program that allows you to view transactions, addresses, blocks, and all the information of a blockchain and a particular cryptocurrency.
Blockchain
Blockchain, also known as trust protocol, is a distributed ledger technology that aims at decentralization as a security measure. It is considered Bitcoin's most important technological innovation as it is the proof of all transactions on the network. It records and stores all transactions in Bitcoin's history.
Blockchain.info
Company that offers a wallet service and a block explorer, confused with the Bitcoin blockchain.
BTC
Abbreviation for the currency unit of Bitcoin.
Bull
Means "Taurus" in English and is exactly the opposite of "Bear". The bull is the investor who believes in the cryptocurrency price trend. He bets on buying the currency at a low price to make a profit when the value rises.
bullish
It is an aggressive bottom-up chart behavior (characterized by a sharp rise and a short fall). It is also used to signal optimism for the market.
C
Candlestick
Candlestick is a graphical representation of the price of an asset. It allows to see the opening, high, low and closing prices within a time frame in the chart.
Confirmation time
Confirmation time is the time that elapses between a transaction being sent to the network and it being recorded in a block. Basically, it is the time a user has to wait before his transaction is confirmed on the network.
Cold Storage
A way to store cryptocurrencies offline, using paper, metal, or another alternative that allows cryptocurrencies to be stored or moved.
Crypto
Cryptography is a set of encryptions used to protect information in a way that only the sender and receiver can understand. It is used throughout the blockchain ecosystem and today by some companies like Facebook.
Cryptocurrency
Cryptocurrencies are digital currencies such as Bitcoin, Litecoin, Ethereum and many others that use cryptography for various purposes. Among other things, to ensure that all transactions are 100% secure.
Custody
To have control and ownership of assets. Having a wallet or assets in custody can also mean that your keys remain private and confidential.
cypherpunk
Cypherpunk is a community of online privacy and anonymity advocates. Their motto is: cypherpunks write code. They believe that those who want to protect their privacy should do it themselves instead of waiting for others to do it for them.
D
Daytrader
Investor who makes daily moves by buying and selling assets.
Dump
Sudden drop in the prices of cryptocurrencies.
Dust transaction
Transaction involving a small amount of bitcoins with little financial value, but which takes up space on the blockchain.
E
ETH
Ticker symbol of the cryptocurrency Ethereum.
Escrow account
Term used to describe the holding of funds in the possession of a third party to protect oneself during an operation.
Ether Ethereum currency unit used to pay your blockchain fees.
Ethereum Ethereum is a blockchain that permits the programming of decentralized applications, smart contracts and transactions of the cryptocurrency Ether and different tokens, as well as the creation of NFT collections and decentralized programs.
Exchange
Local, centralized, or decentralized exchange between cryptocurrencies and other assets, for example, exchanging dollars for bitcoin. Bitcoin exchanges are used to exchange bitcoin for FIAT coins or other cryptocurrencies.
F
Faucet
Websites that offer rewards in cryptocurrency for clicking ads or performing small tasks. Here is how: Answer a survey, provide your data, etc.
Fee
Fees paid on a transaction, for example: conversions, transfers and withdrawals.
Fiat
Conventional money (fiduciary money), i.e. money that is not a cryptocurrency, such as euros, reals, dollars, etc.
FOMO
Fear of missing out or fear of missing out on a profitable opportunity.
Fork
Updates to the cryptocurrency codes of coins, called a fork. A new coin that emerges from another, such as Bitcoin Dash, which is a fork of Bitcoin.
Full Node
It is the program that contains the consensus rules of the Bitcoin network and a full copy of the blockchain. Not every full node is a miner, but every miner is a full node.
G
Gas
The term gas refers to a pricing mechanism on the Ethereum network. It calculates the fees for executing a transaction or a smart contract operation.
Genesis Block
The first block of Bitcoin, created by Satoshi Nakamoto.
GPU
Graphical Processing Unit. Chip for processing complex mathematical calculations required for running games and software that require a lot of graphics resources.
H
Halving
Bitcoin halving is the emissions reduction that occurs every 4 years, as defined in the code.
Hash
An algorithm used by the Bitcoin protocol and other cryptocurrencies to convert a large amount of information into a fixed-length hexadecimal string of numbers.
Hash Rate
Number of hashes processed by a miner in a given period of time.
HOLD
In Portuguese, it means "to hold", i.e. we hold the asset even in the event of a significant devaluation, thinking about future valuations.
Hot wallet
It is a cryptocurrency wallet that is online and connected to the Internet. Like Metamask, Binance wallet, Trust wallet, Phantom and many others.
Hype
A term that indicates that something is the trend of the moment. For example, "NFTs are in an absurd hype".
I
ICO
Initial Coin Offering is a system for raising funds for a startup or company. Usually they come up with "revolutionary or unique ideas" that are applied on a blockchain.
IDO
Initial Dex Offering, A IDO is a crypto token offering conducted on a decentralized exchange (DEX).
INPUT
Origin address of a bitcoin transaction. A single transaction can have multiple origin addresses.
K
Kilohashes/second - kH/s
Number of possible attempts to resolve a hash in a given second, measured in thousands of hashes.
KYC
Know your customer, in Portuguese. These are guidelines that government institutions impose on companies to find out who they are doing business with, i.e. they have data and documents of their customers.
L
Ledger
The ledger is a shared record of information, like a bank cash book, a book where all financial transactions in a bank are recorded, the ledger would be a place where transactions of cryptocurrencies running on the blockchain are recorded. . Today, it is also a wallet that allows cryptocurrencies to be stored without an internet connection.
Liquidity
It is the ability to buy or sell an asset easily, even in large quantities.
M
Malleability
Ability to change uncommitted transactions without invalidating them.
Manufacturer
Maker is a term used when you place an order and it is not immediately traded. The order stays on the order book waiting for someone else to send a counter order so it can be executed.
Marketcap
The famous market cap. Amount of cryptocurrency circulating X crypto price.
Megahashes/sec - MH /s
Number of possible attempts to resolve a hash in a given second, measured in millions of hashes.
MicroBit - uBTC
One millionth part of 1 Bitcoin or 0.000001 BTC.
MilliBit - mBTC
One thousandth part of 1 Bitcoin or 0.001 BTC.
Mining
This is the process of performing mathematical calculations. When a computer performs these cryptographic calculations, it receives a reward, X Bitcoin. We say that it mines and creates more Bitcoin.
Mixer
Service that encrypts the input and output of transactions to maintain privacy and reduce traceability.
N
Node
Device connected to the Bitcoin network that uses a computer program to forward transactions to other nodes, creating a decentralized network.
O
Order:
Market order that executes the purchase regardless of the price.
STOP -LIMIT orde - You choose a price and tell the system: "When the currency reaches X dollars, place an order LIMIT for Y dollars".
Output
Destination address for a bitcoin transaction. It is possible for a transaction to have multiple outputs.
P
P2P
P2P (Peer-to-Peer). Bitcoin was designed as a peer-to-peer system, meaning it does not need intermediaries, such as central banks, to broker a transaction between two people. In the market, this term is used to describe the trading of cryptocurrencies between two parties without the need for an exchange.
Paper wallet
It is considered a very safe way to store your cryptocurrencies, as they are not exposed to much risk precisely because they are offline. Since you do not need access to the Internet, it's basically a piece of paper that contains your private and public keys.
Phishing
In phishing, the user clicks on or downloads a fake file to steal information. Due to the popularity of cryptocurrencies, fake emails, files that change the victim's router settings or Google ads are spread more and more often to make the site appear first.
Pool
A collection of miners who join together to mine a block, and then divide the rewards among themselves. Mining pools are a great way to increase the probability of success as the difficulty increases.
PoW
It is the proof that a transaction has been validated and is legitimate. Using a mathematical function (SHA -256), transactions are encrypted and sent to the network where miners compete to decrypt them.
Profit
When we buy/ sell crypto and make profits.
Pump
When the price of a currency goes up.
R
Rekt
The correct term would be "Wrecked", which means "ruined". It is the investor who has lost everything and ruined his equity when the price falls.
ROI
The return on an investment.
s
Satoshi
Smallest part of a Bitcoin = 0.00000001 BTC. If someone says they have 10 Satoshis, it means they have 0.00000010 BTC.
Satoshi Nakamoto
The name of the alleged inventor of Bitcoin.
Scam
Scams and frauds that are very common in cryptocurrency projects.
ScamCoin
Altcoin created with the purpose of defrauding users and enriching creators.
SEPA
Single European Payments Area, Portuguese, Single European Payments Area, is an integrated payment system between the countries of the Eurozone that allows the transfer of funds between banks and different countries. The transfer process is similar to the TED /DOC that we have in Brazil, but in the case of SEPA it includes all countries that use the euro.
SHA-256
Hash-like mathematical function used in Bitcoin in various contexts, including during the mining process.
ShitCoin
This term is used to classify fraud coins with little or no standing in the community.
Smart Contract
A smart contract - also known as a smart contract or digital contract - is a self-executing computer code designed to facilitate, execute, and protect financial transactions on the blockchain.
Spread
Difference between the buy price and the sell price in the order book (book).
Soft fork
Update of a coin that does not require the coin system to be restarted with a new blockchain. This usually happens without us noticing.
swingtrader
Trading strategy with few operations over time. Take advantage of the market fluctuations.
T
taker
Taker is the investor who has an order that will be executed immediately if he finds another opposing order.
Target Tag
Target tag is a code assigned to each xrp account. It is used to identify the recipient of the transaction, as if it were your house number when an order is delivered.
Terahashes/sec - TH /s
Number of possible attempts to resolve a hash in a given second, measured in trillions of hashes (TH /s).
testnet
An alternative network used for test development.
Ticker This is the name given to currency symbols: BTC (Bitcoin), ETH (Ethereum), LTC (Litecoin), XRP (Ripple), ADA (Cardano).
Token
Cryptocurrencies are coins created to be coins, while tokens are created to be distributed to people with the promise of being worth something in the future. Comparing the two to the conventional investment market, cryptocurrencies could be currencies like USD or EURO, while tokens would be the shares of a company.
TOR
Acronym for The Onion Router, in Portuguese. It is a routing protocol used by people who want to maintain their privacy on the net.
TXID
Better known as the transaction hash. This is an identifier used to reference transactions in a blockchain.
V
Volatility
Price movements of an asset.
W
Wallet
Wallet is where we can store digital currencies.
Whale
As the holder of a large portion of a given currency, the whale is a user that centralizes the currency by controlling its price.
Withdraw
Withdraw
X
XBT
Representation of the currency unit of bitcoin.
XRP
Ripple cryptocurrency ticker.
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