Product Update: A Much Bigger Glossary

Product Update: A Much Bigger Glossary

The glossary used to have a handful of pages. It now has more than 60, and each one is written to actually explain the term, not just define it in one line.

We organized every entry into five groups: how issuers technically freeze or blacklist tokens, the risk categories a scan can flag (mixers, sanctioned addresses, ransomware wallets, and more), the behavior patterns our scans look for, compliance terms like AML and KYC, and the plain-English questions people actually search for, like "is this wallet frozen" or "will this USDT get blocked."

Each entry has a short definition, a fuller explanation, a real example, and links to related terms, so you can go from "what does this mean" to "how does it show up in my scan" without leaving the page. The glossary index also has a search box now, so you don't have to scroll through everything to find one term.

We also started linking glossary terms automatically the first time they come up in a blog post or guide, so you get a definition one click away without us having to hand-link every article.

No action needed — this is already live at /glossary.