Cryptocurrency Glossary 4 Teens: 1st Edition

By Prince Ali AlMansour

The cryptocurrency glossary 4 teens is to improve the knowledge and understanding of the new blockchain space for middle school, high school and college students.  

• Language: English
• Publisher: Prince Ali AlMansour
• Release date: Jan 3, 2018
• ISBN: 9781386325949

Prince Ali AlMansour

Prince Ali Abdullah Tariq AlMansour graduated from St. Mary's University in Exercise and Sports Science/Education with a B.A. He also graduated from the St. Mary's University School of Law with a Doctorate of Jurisprudence and Master's of Law degree in International and Comparative Law.  He has also graduated from Our Lady of the Lake University with a Master's in Business Administration. He has spent most of his life as a businessman, educator, and activist.

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Cryptocurrency Glossary 4 Teens©

Dr. Ali Al-Mansour

Cygnus Investments

Spring, Texas 77379

O1.01.2018

1st Edition

Overview

This cryptocurrency dictionary is meant to inform teens about the new terminology that is commonly used in the cryptocurrency space to increase awareness and understanding.  I hope this resource provides information, direction and contributes to the blockchain movement around the world.

Goals

Provide knowledge and terminology used in the cryptocurrency space.

Provides information and direction for understanding the cryptocurrency space.

Provide a contribution to the blockchain movement around the world.

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Addresses-cryptocurrency addresses are used to receive or send transactions on the network using a string of alphanumeric characters or scannable QR code. The addresses send from the student contained many alphanumeric characters.

Agreement ledgers-distributed ledgers used by two or more to negotiate and come to an agreement. The agreement ledgers were used by the parties to reach an agreement in the knick of time.

Altcoins-a term combined from bitcoin and alternative to refer to all coins after the initial release of the first decentralized cryptocurrency-Bitcoin. The altcoins could include Ripple, Dash, and Litecoin.

Anti-Money Laundering (AML)-regulator techniques to prevent people from illegally converting money to appear legally earned.  The regulators applied various AML techniques to catch the