Gas Token
Legacy pattern that tokenized gas refunds by creating and later destroying storage; mostly obsolete.
Legacy pattern that tokenized gas refunds by creating and later destroying storage; mostly obsolete.
Mechanism reducing effective gas cost when freeing storage or performing specific opcodes; heavily modified by recent EIPs.
Communication style for simplifying complex topics into clear, minimal language. Useful for docs and prompts.
Withdrawal path from a rollup or L2 to its base L1, often subject to a challenge or finality period.
Seconds elapsed since 00:00:00 UTC on 1 January 1970; common timestamp in APIs and chains.
Entity that sequences and executes transactions for a rollup, possibly distinct from the prover or validator.
Continuous processing of on‑chain logs into queryable databases for analytics and app backends.
Token that represents ownership in an entity; may be regulated as a security depending on jurisdiction.
Marketplace for Ethereum economic security where validators can opt‑in to secure additional services via restaking.
Node deployed close to users for low‑latency access, content delivery, or lightweight verification.