Stablecoins are a special category of cryptocurrencies designed to maintain a steady value, unlike other cryptocurrencies that can experience significant price fluctuations. They provide stability and are often used as a reliable means of exchange or store of value.

Tokens, distinct from coins, are digital units issued on a blockchain. They are often associated with programmable blockchains and can represent value or utility for various entities such as businesses or organizations.

Token lockup, also known as a vesting period, defines a specific duration during which tokens or coins cannot be transferred or traded.

A token sale involves the issuance of tokens in exchange for another cryptocurrency, akin to an Initial Coin Offering (ICO).

Total supply refers to the overall quantity of coins or tokens currently in existence, encompassing those in circulation and those held in various states.

Transaction confirmation time is the duration between submitting a transaction to the network and its inclusion in a confirmed block.