The Ethereum builder market is a real-time block-building auction — two firms control most of it, and your DEX swaps flow through it every time you trade.

Bridged TVL counts crypto locked in bridge contracts — not assets deployed in DeFi protocols. Here's how the metric works, why platforms disagree, and what it actually tells you about a chain.

Hop Protocol lets you move ETH and stablecoins between Arbitrum, Optimism, and Base in minutes — not 7 days. Fees, risks, and 2026 alternatives explained.

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.