Utility tokens
(noun): Digital assets that provide access to specific services or products within a blockchain ecosystem.
Example: “The utility token allowed users to access exclusive content on the platform.”
Uniswap
(noun): A decentralized cryptocurrency exchange that enables users to trade digital assets directly from their wallets.
Example: “I used Uniswap to swap my Ethereum for some other tokens.”
Unstoppable domains
(noun): Blockchain-based domain names that cannot be censored or taken down by centralized authorities.
Example: “The website was hosted on an unstoppable domain, ensuring its availability even if the traditional domain is blocked.”
User wallets
(noun): Digital wallets that allow individuals to store, manage, and interact with their cryptocurrencies.
Example: “I transferred some Bitcoin to my user wallet for safekeeping.”
Uniswap V3
(noun): The third version of the Uniswap decentralized exchange protocol, introducing new features and improvements for traders.
Example: “Uniswap V3 offers concentrated liquidity, allowing users to have more control over their trades.”
User privacy
(noun): The protection of an individual’s personal information and activities from unauthorized access or disclosure.
Example: “The platform prioritizes user privacy by encrypting all communication and not collecting unnecessary data.”
