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Glossary

What the words used across ZASH mean, in plain language.

TermMeaning
CliffA waiting period before any vesting tokens can be claimed.
Eligible voting supplyThe tokens that can vote on a milestone, counted when the vote opens. Team and treasury tokens don't vote.
Holder redemptionWhat happens after a failed project's refund period ends: anyone holding the token can hand it in for a share of what's left in the vault.
Liquidity poolThe pot of project tokens and raise currency on PancakeSwap or Raydium that lets people buy and sell at a live price.
MilestoneSomething the team promises to deliver by a date. Proof and a passing vote unlock the next slice of the vault.
MultisigA wallet that needs more than one key to approve anything. Upgrades on ZASH need two of three.
Pause adminOn Solana, a key that can pause new sales and contributions in an emergency. It can never move funds. BNB Chain has no pause.
Raise targetHow much a project has to raise by its deadline. If it falls short, the raise fails and investors get their money back.
RefundYour share of the money still in the vault, paid back after a project fails.
StablecoinA token meant to stay worth one US dollar, like USDC or USDT.
TGEToken Generation Event, the moment a project's token goes live. On ZASH, team tokens are never unlocked at TGE.
Time lockA forced wait between approving a change and carrying it out, so everyone can see it coming.
TrancheOne milestone's slice of the vault.
VaultThe smart contract that holds the money raised and pays it out only as milestones pass.
VestingTokens unlocking gradually over time instead of all at once.
VetoOn BNB Chain, the platform's Ledger can block a passed milestone within 48 hours. A veto counts as a rejection.