Elon Musk talks Crypto：Platform

P2P Bridge

A P2P bridge is a feature on decentralized exchanges (DEX) that enables two users to swap the same cryptocurrency across two blockchain protocols without involving a third party.

Peg

A “peg” is a specified price for the rate of exchange between two assets.

P2P DEX

P2P DEX, or peer-to-peer decentralized exchange, is a blockchain-based application that supports P2P trading.

Paper Wallet

A physical document containing your private key or seed phrase.

P2P Trading

Peer-to-peer (P2P) trading involves decentralized transactions where two users swap cryptocurrencies directly with each other. Both buyers and sellers interact without the involvement of a third party.

Pair

Trade between one cryptocurrency and another, for example, the trading pair BTC/ETH.

Paper Trading

Paper trading or simulated trading is the practice of using a virtual transactional environment to simulate trading without the use of real capital.

Participation Node

Participation nodes are present in the Algorand platform to help in conducting the Pure Proof of Stake (PPoS) consensus process.

Programmability

Programmability implies that something is capable of following instructions.

Plutus (Cardano)

The scripting language used on Cardano blockchain for smart contract development.

Password Manager

A password manager is a tool or software that stores all sorts of passwords needed for online applications and services.

Peer-to-Peer (P2P)

The decentralized interactions between parties in a distributed network, partitioning tasks or workloads between peers.

Peer-to-Peer (P2P) Lending

Crypto P2P lending refers to a practice of lending assets without the involvement of a middleman. Such loans rely on collateral material originally owned by borrowers.

Permissioned Ledger

A ledger designed with restrictions, such that only people or organizations requiring access have permission to access it.

Permissionless

Often used to describe blockchains, a system is said to be permissionless when there is no entity that can regulate who can use it and how it can be used.

Phishing

When a scammer pretends to be a trusted institution or person to trick people into revealing sensitive information such as Social Security numbers, passwords, banking details, etc., often through a malware link disguised as legitimate.

Phone Phishing

Phone phishing, also known as a telephone scam or vishing (voice phishing), refers to the practice of using fraudulent and malicious phone calls to extort money or sensitive information from victims.

Physical Bitcoins

A physical Bitcoin is a physical token that usually has an intricate design, as well as a public key and private key.

Platform

On CoinMarketCap, platform refers to the parent blockchain of tokens. It may also refer to a cryptocurrency exchange on which you may trade cryptocurrencies.

Play-to-Earn 

The play-to-earn business model supports the notion of an open economy and gives financial rewards to players who bring value to its metaverse.

Play2Earn 

The play-to-earn business model supports the notion of an open economy and gives financial rewards to players who bring value to its metaverse.

Player Payout

Player payouts is a new way of automatically paying online gaming participants immediately after the tournament ends.

Politeia (Decred)

A decentralized governance platform that allows Decred stakeholders to submit, track and discuss proposals for suggestion and implementation of new ideas.

Ponzi Scheme

A fraudulent investment involving the payment of purported returns to existing investors from funds contributed by new investors.