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Glossary
13 terms, each one quoted from the chain documentation. The line the definition comes from is printed under it, so every word here can be checked.
Terms
- CenterChain
- The Cosmos SDK application chain documented in the CenterChain documentation.docs/concepts/glossary.md:12
- CEN
- The native protocol coin, used for fees, staking and governance. Its base denom on chain is ucen and its display denom is cen.docs/concepts/glossary.md:13
- Token factory denom
- A denom created by an account, of the form factory/{creator}/{subdenom}.docs/concepts/glossary.md:14
- Denom admin
- The account that may mint, burn and change the policy of a token factory denom. The creator is the first admin.docs/concepts/glossary.md:15
- Authority
- The gov module address. Every module privileged operations are gated on it.docs/concepts/glossary.md:16
- Technical issuer
- The issuer of an NFT class. Its account address is the first segment of the class id, so a class is namespaced by its issuer.docs/concepts/glossary.md:18
- Class id
- {issuer}/{product_ref}, at most 256 bytes, printable ASCII, exactly one separator.docs/concepts/glossary.md:19
- Lock
- An escrow over an NFT. The holder keeps ownership, but nobody else can move or burn the token until the lock is released.docs/concepts/glossary.md:22
- Restricted denom
- A denom whose transfers to addresses that do not already hold it are rejected, unless the sender is its admin or a delegate.docs/concepts/glossary.md:24
- Delegate
- An address that bypasses the restricted-denom rule for one denom. It does not grant minting or burning.docs/concepts/glossary.md:25
- LP share
- The token representing a position in a pool. Its denom is always factory/liquidity/pool/{pool_id}.docs/concepts/glossary.md:28
- Claimable
- An amount earmarked for one specific NFT token, pushed by an administrator and paid on claim.docs/concepts/glossary.md:40
- Authorization
- A limited, single-use swap permission the holder signs in one transaction and a named executor settles against in the next.docs/concepts/two-phase-execution.md:11-13, 54-61
How to read the sources
A source line is a file and a line number in the documentation repository, not a claim about this site.
12 of the 13 terms above are quoted from the documentation glossary. The last one, Authorization, is quoted from the two-phase execution page instead, because the glossary entry for it calls the permission time-boxed and the swap message definition carries no deadline or expiry field to support that word.
The term names are the same names the home page uses. One term, one name, on every page of this site.