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Morse NFT - A Technical Overview

Morse NFT - A Technical Overview

Technical Foundation Morse NFTs are built on the DN-404 token standard, an evolution of the ERC-404 protocol. This hybrid standard combines the fungible properties of ERC-20 tokens with the non-fungible characteristics of ERC-721 tokens. A 1:1 relationship exists between $MORSE tokens and Morse NFTs: one $MORSE token corresponds to

Mitosis & Noble. Practical Benefits for Protocols and Users

Mitosis & Noble. Practical Benefits for Protocols and Users

Article made especially for the boss - whysomad 😂 Executive Summary The integration of Mitosis's Ecosystem-Owned Liquidity (EOL) infrastructure with Noble's USDN creates measurable value for both DeFi protocols and end users. This analysis examines the concrete benefits, implementation mechanisms, and economic incentives that make this collaboration

Custodial Wallet

A custodial wallet is a type of cryptocurrency wallet in which a third party — typically an exchange, fintech platform, or wallet provider — holds and manages the user’s private keys on their behalf. Users access their funds through a standard login interface, similar to online banking, but they do not

Circulating Supply

Circulating supply refers to the number of cryptocurrency tokens or coins that are currently available to the public and actively circulating in the market. It includes all tokens that can be traded, staked, or transferred — excluding those that are locked, reserved, or burned. This is the most commonly used supply

Deflationary Token

A deflationary token is a type of cryptocurrency designed to decrease in total supply over time. This reduction is typically achieved through mechanisms such as token burns, buybacks, or automated supply reductions embedded in smart contracts. The goal of a deflationary model is to increase scarcity, potentially driving long-term value

Centralized Exchange (CEX)

CEX (Centralized Exchange) is a platform that allows users to buy, sell, and trade cryptocurrencies through a centralized intermediary. Unlike decentralized exchanges (DEXs), CEXs are operated by companies that custody user funds, manage the trading infrastructure, and often comply with regulatory requirements such as KYC (Know Your Customer) and AML

Dump

A dump is a sharp and sudden drop in the price of a crypto asset, typically caused by large-scale selling. Dumps can occur naturally due to profit-taking, negative news, or market corrections — but are often part of coordinated pump-and-dump schemes, where insiders inflate the price and then offload their tokens,