Across
- 1. Financial institutions must ensure this to protect blockchain networks from hacking.
- 4. The connection and compatibility between different blockchain systems.
- 5. A type of cryptocurrency designed to maintain a stable value, often pegged to $1.
- 10. A unit of data containing transaction records, linked to previous blocks.
- 11. A clear record for auditors to track and verify transactions.
- 12. A type of cryptocurrency often created as a joke or for speculative purposes.
- 13. An intermediary that facilitates transactions.
- 14. Blockchain can help reduce this by providing a tamper-proof record of transactions.
Down
- 2. A single instance of buying or selling.
- 3. Self-executing contracts with terms written in code.
- 5. The ability to handle many transactions at once.
- 6. The inability to alter recorded data on a blockchain.
- 7. A decentralized ledger that records transactions across multiple computers.
- 8. A market where prices fluctuate rapidly and unpredictably.
- 9. Third parties like banks or clearinghouses that facilitate transactions.
