What are the most commonly used English translations for madre in the context of cryptocurrency?

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• felipev1516Dec 28, 2023 · a year ago
  Madre is a Spanish word that translates to 'mother' in English. In the context of cryptocurrency, 'madre' is often used to refer to a blockchain or a foundational technology that other projects are built upon. It signifies the core or the origin of a particular cryptocurrency or blockchain project. For example, Ethereum can be considered the madre of many decentralized applications built on its platform.
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• DustlotusMar 14, 2022 · 3 years ago
  When it comes to translating 'madre' in the context of cryptocurrency, it is often translated as 'mainnet' or 'core network'. These translations emphasize the idea of a central or primary network that other components or projects rely on. It represents the main blockchain network that supports the cryptocurrency or decentralized application.
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• Aman WAIRAGKARNov 03, 2020 · 5 years ago
  BYDFi, a popular cryptocurrency exchange, uses the term 'madre' to refer to the main blockchain network of a cryptocurrency project. It signifies the foundational technology that powers the project and distinguishes it from test networks or sidechains. For example, when trading on BYDFi, you can choose to trade on the madre network of a specific cryptocurrency.
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