A bridge aggregator routes your tokens across chains by comparing multiple bridge protocols and picking the cheapest, fastest option — in a single transaction.

Bot volume is fake trading activity generated by automated wallets on DEXes to inflate a token's apparent popularity.

Bonding progress is the launchpad percentage bar tracking how close a meme-coin token is to graduating onto a DEX — and it can go backwards.

The blob market is Ethereum's hidden fee auction for L2 data. Most users never see it directly — but it controls how much Arbitrum, Base, and Optimism charge you.

Blast Points were the pre-token reward units on Blast L2 that automatically accrued in your wallet and converted to BLAST tokens in the June 2024 airdrop — before the price dropped 97%.

A bid wall is a cluster of buy orders that can signal genuine support — or vanish as a whale bait trap. Here's how to read the difference.

A basket trade bundles multiple crypto tokens into one position — here's the full mechanic, the risks, and what most explainers get wrong.

The basis spread in crypto is the gap between futures and spot prices. When it spikes or crashes, it signals a market shift — and most traders misread it.

A base trade captures the price gap between spot and futures without betting on direction — here's how the yield works and what can go wrong.

Crypto backstop funds sound like a safety net — but they can run dry. Get the full breakdown: how CEX insurance funds and DeFi safety modules actually work, when ADL kicks in, and what to check before you trade.