Glossary
This glossary provides definitions for key terms used throughout the Pheme AI documentation.
B
Blockchain
A distributed ledger technology that records transactions across a network of computers securely and transparently.
D
DAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization)
A blockchain-based organization governed by smart contracts and token holders.
DeFi (Decentralized Finance)
Financial services and products built on blockchain technology.
E
ERC-20
A technical standard for fungible tokens on the Ethereum blockchain, used by the $PHEME token.
ERC-721
A technical standard for non-fungible tokens (NFTs) on the Ethereum blockchain, used by Skill NFTs.
G
Governance
The system by which the Pheme AI makes and implements decisions through community participation.
P
Pheme AI
The decentralized protocol for skill validation and reputation management, powered by AI and blockchain technology.
Pheme Token ($PHEME)
The native utility and governance token of the Pheme AI ecosystem.
R
Reputation Oracle
A system that validates and verifies skill claims using AI and community consensus.
Reputation Score
A numerical value representing a user's validated skills and contributions within the protocol.
S
Skill Categories
Predefined areas of expertise that can be validated and tracked within the protocol.
Skill NFT
Non-fungible tokens representing validated skills on the Pheme AI.
Skill Wallet
A digital container holding a user's validated skills, reputation scores, and achievements.
Smart Contract
Self-executing contracts with terms directly written into code on the blockchain.
Staking
The process of locking up tokens to participate in protocol governance and earn rewards.
T
Token Holder
An individual or entity that owns $PHEME tokens.
Treasury
A smart contract-controlled fund holding protocol assets for development and rewards.
V
Validation Node
Participants in the network who help validate skill claims and maintain protocol security.
Validator
An entity responsible for validating skill claims and maintaining network consensus.
📝 Note: This glossary is regularly updated as new terms are added to the protocol. If you notice any missing terms, please submit a proposal through our governance system.
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