Binance Smart Chain, also known lovingly as Binance Scam Chain. A "decentralised" chain created by the family run Binance exchange. Jokes aside, this was actually called Ce-De-Fi by CZ... which meant centralized decentralized finance! At the time the chain had around 6 validators who were all thought to be the same person. No doubt it is more decentralized now and it is certainly wildly popular. One of the first successful smart contract chains to provide an alternative to Ethereum and its insanely high gas fees. Update: It has recently been rebranded to BNB chain.

ETH is shorthand for Ether. It is the second largest digital currency by market cap apart from Bitcoin. It's common for noobs to mix up Ethereum and ETH. Ethereum is the blockchain while ETH is the network's native token. An even more noob mistake is to confuse it with Ethereum classic, which is the old fork of Ethereum and is not really maintained. ETH is the lifeblood of Ethereum. When you send ETH or use an Ethereum application (dApp), you pay network fees called gas in ETH. The fee incentivizes network miners to process and verify transactions. ETH can be divided up to 18 decimal places so you don't have to buy 1 whole ETH. For e.g. you can buy as little as 0.000000000000000001 ETH if you want.

Good night. Whilst we all chase different NFT projects and shitcoins, at the end of the day, we are all brothers and sisters in Web3. So we wish each other a GN, sleep off the caffeine for a few hours, and then wake up for the next gas war and mint.

Someone’s ultimate NFT. Whether comprised of a particular collection of traits, colours or just something done by an artist. But like the Highlander says “There can only be one”.

Each Ethereum token is made up of 1 billion gwei. It’s also the unit that Ethereum gas fees are charged in. Pronounce like “way” with a g before it. The standard gas transaction is 21,000 gwei. Sometimes used in jokes as a substitute for the word way.