Cypherpunks
A movement, active from the late 1980s, of programmers and activists who advocated the use of strong cryptography as a tool to protect individual privacy and limit state and corporate power. Many ideas behind Bitcoin and Web3 trace directly to cypherpunk writings and mailing lists.
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CryptographyCustodial / Non-custodialDAO (Decentralized Autonomous Organization)dApp (Decentralized Application)
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