> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.playnance.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.playnance.com/glossary/glossary.md).
# Glossary
| Term | Definition |
| ---------------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Abstracted Wallet | On-chain wallet automatically created for Web2 users at login — no seed phrase or crypto knowledge required. |
| AI Liquidity Engine | Algorithmic system that adjusts pricing, rewards, and risk based on real-time on-chain data. |
| AML/KYC | Anti-Money Laundering / Know Your Customer — regulatory standards for identity verification and compliance. |
| API Access | Developer entry point for reading on-chain data or triggering ecosystem actions from external platforms. |
| Be The Boss Model | Partner model enabling operators, creators, or communities to run their own on-chain hub with revenue share — without blockchain expertise. |
| Blockchain Explorer (PlayBlock Explorer) | Real-time dashboard for tracking transactions, emissions, rewards, portal revenue, and treasury activity. |
| Buyback & Burn | Smart contract mechanism that uses ecosystem revenue to buy G Coin from the market and permanently remove it from circulation. |
| Compliance Layer | Infrastructure that manages KYC, AML, geo-blocking, responsible gameplay, and regional legal enforcement. |
| Connected Wallet | A self-custody wallet (e.g., MetaMask, Coinbase) that users can link to withdraw or manage their assets. |
| Cross-Platform Liquidity | Shared economic layer across platforms and portals, enabling users and tokens to move freely between products. |
| Decentralized Entertainment | Games, markets, and interactive experiences that run on blockchain infrastructure instead of centralized servers. |
| Deflationary Pressure | Mechanism where G Coin supply decreases as ecosystem activity increases (via automated buyback and burn). |
| Developer Sandbox | Testing environment for API integration, webhook simulation, token flows, and partner deployment. |
| Emission Step | Predefined milestone within G Coin’s supply model. Each step mints a fixed supply and triggers a price increase. |
| Entertainment Economy | Concept that user participation (missions, wins, predictions) generates real on-chain economic value. |
| Explorer (PlayBlock Explorer) | See Blockchain Explorer — transparency tool for tracking all on-chain events. |
| Extraction (Wallet) | Process of transferring assets from abstracted wallet to an external self-custody wallet. |
| Fair Play / RNG | On-chain randomness verification used to ensure outcome fairness and prevent manipulation. |
| Frictionless Onboarding | Entry flow using Web2-style login (email/phone/social), wallet abstraction, and gasless transactions. |
| G Coin (GCOIN) | Utility token powering gameplay fees, rewards, treasury flows, partner revenue, and mission cycles. |
| Gasless Transaction | A transaction executed without requiring user-held tokens; PlayBlock Gas Station covers the gas. |
| Governance Hooks | Built-in upgrade path allowing G Coin to later support voting and treasury participation. |
| High-Frequency Settlement | Ability to process real-time transactions (bets, predictions, wins) with sub-second confirmation. |
| Integration Checklist | List of required steps for partners/developers to connect to PlayBlock APIs and deploy a portal. |
| Interoperable Economy | Ecosystem design where multiple platforms and portals connect to the same blockchain and token rails. |
| Jackpot Trigger | Prize event initiated when specific on-chain conditions are reached across the network. |
| Layer-3 (L3) | Specialized blockchain layer built for high-throughput entertainment and real-time settlement. |
| Liquidity Incentive | Token rewards distributed to encourage activity, retention, risk management, or market stability. |
| Mission | On-chain objective or challenge that rewards players upon completion — often tied to streak or XP logic. |
| Multi-Tenant Infrastructure | Architecture enabling partners to host portals on the same blockchain while keeping isolated data and shared liquidity. |
| On-Chain Accounting | Real-time token tracking, payouts, and revenue flows recorded entirely via smart contracts. |
| Ownership Through Activity | Principle that gameplay and engagement should generate permanent assets and value on-chain. |
| Partner Portal | Branded or co-branded hub where operators launch games, manage users, and earn revenue on-chain. |
| Platform | Consumer-facing product (e.g., PlayW3, Quack, Sharker) built on PlayBlock and powered by G Coin. |
| PlayBlock | Playnance Layer-3 blockchain with real-time settlement, transparency tools, and programmable economic logic. |
| Playnance | A live, interoperable on-chain entertainment economy including PlayBlock (L3), G Coin (token), Platforms (B2C), and Portals (B2B). |
| Progress Persistence | User progress is permanently recorded on-chain and remains accessible across platforms and sessions. |
| Real-Time Settlement | Instant resolution of economic actions — wins, bets, payouts, commissions — without delays. |
| Revenue Dashboard | Partner UI showing earnings, token flow, and activity — connected directly to PlayBlock Explorer. |
| Risk Throttling | Smart contract mechanism limiting exposure when abnormal or high-risk activity is detected. |
| SDK (Software Development Kit) | Development tools for integrating API calls, webhooks, and wallet logic without coding smart contracts. |
| Smart Contract Treasury | Automated treasury that governs token emissions, buyback/burn cycles, and revenue reconciliation. |
| Streak Logic | Reward system encouraging consistent engagement over time with escalating bonuses. |
| Sub-Second Finality | Blockchain confirmation speed under one second — required for prediction markets and fast gameplay. |
| Token Emission Step | Defined stage in token supply progression that marks supply increase and price adjustment. |
| Token Utility | Practical usage of G Coin across games, portals, rewards, fees, and treasury mechanics. |
| Treasury Model | Architecture overseeing supply management, revenue allocation, and buyback/burn functions. |
| User-Owned Progress | Concept that player history is not temporary data — it becomes an asset secured on-chain. |
| Wallet Abstraction | Secure process that creates wallets behind the scenes allowing Web2 users to participate seamlessly. |
| Web2 UX / Web3 Infrastructure | Playnance’s core UX principle: easy onboarding, invisible blockchain, real ownership via PlayBlock. |
| Webhook | Real-time notification triggered by on-chain events (e.g., mission completion, payout). |
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