DLT Terms 100 glossary organizes blockchain terms from ISO 22739:2024
Original title: DLT Terms 100: a learner's glossary based on ISO 22739:2024
The proposal labels terms by how often they appear in selected literature and by difficulty.
Researchers propose DLT Terms 100, a learner’s glossary intended to improve literacy in blockchain and distributed ledger technology. It is based on ISO 22739:2024 and groups terms using frequency in representative domestic and international literature plus a difficulty rating. The authors cite mismatched business and technical language, and reused financial terms, as barriers to understanding.
Unconfirmed: The glossary is a proposal; the paper does not report adoption or an ISO endorsement of the term selection.
- The glossary targets engineers and other readers who are not yet fluent in DLT.
- Terms are categorized from ISO 22739:2024 rather than invented independently.
- Authors say slower DLT adoption is partly tied to a shortage of literate practitioners.
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1 min read at arxiv.orgWe propose ``DLT Terms 100'' aimed at improving literacy regarding blockchain (distributed ledger technology: DLT). The pace of DLT's social implementation has been slower than initially expected, partly due to a shortage of engineers and literate individuals.
By Yusuke Kaneko · arxiv.org
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