Starknet is a layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum that utilizes Zero Knowledge Rollup based on the trustless "STARK" proofs developed by Starkware Industries. Starknet is one of several layer 2 (L2) scaling solutions available for Ethereum today. STRK is the native token of Starknet.

Cryptocurrency wallets, commonly referred to as wallets, are a type of digital wallet used to store, manage, and use virtual currencies. There are two main types: hot wallets and cold wallets. You can use them to receive, store, and transfer cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), Dogecoin (DOGE), Litecoin (LTC), and others.. "Cold wallets" refer to cryptocurrency wallets stored on offline devices. Cold wallets generally refer specifically to hardware wallets, but also include paper wallets and USB wallets. "Hot wallets", also called software wallets, refer to cryptocurrency wallets stored on online devices such as computers and mobile phones. These can be further divided into app wallets and desktop wallets.

In October 2023, Bitcoin experienced a significant drop, falling below the $27,000 threshold. Historically, Bitcoin's value peaked close to $70,000 per BTC in November 2021. As of the latest data in 2024, Bitcoin has seen a remarkable resurgence, surpassing $61,000, which represents an approximate 20% increase within a single week. This surge has yielded substantial gains for long-term investors and those capitalizing on short-term price fluctuations.

PooCoin is a platform built on the BNB Chain and was introduced to the cryptocurrency community in March 2021.This cryptocurrency takes its ideas from Dogecoin and is dubbed the next-generation Dogecoin. This platform was created in an effort to mock and rebut the term "shitcoin". That's why the platform allows users to track price movements, chart, buy and sell all kinds of meme coins and low-cap coins, which many investors see as "low-tier coins".

'Bitcoin mining' refers to miners working for the Bitcoin network, and in return, they receive Bitcoin (BTC) rewards. 'Miners' refer to people who own mining rigs and work for the Bitcoin network. 'Mining rigs' refer to the tools used to work for the Bitcoin network, such as computers.