The Daily, often referred to as D or 1D, signifies data from the previous 24 hours represented as a single data point.

A chart that illustrates the historical price fluctuations of a security, where each bar or candlestick signifies a single day's data.

The "daily cut-off" refers to a designated time set by a financial institution, after which any trade orders received will be executed on the following trading day rather than the current one. This concept is particularly important in the forex market, which operates around the clock, but it can also be applicable to other markets.

The Dallas Fed Manufacturing Index, also referred to as the Texas Manufacturing Outlook Survey, is a monthly assessment carried out by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. This survey collects information on business activities in the manufacturing sector within the Eleventh Federal Reserve District, which encompasses Texas, northern Louisiana, and southern New Mexico. It offers valuable insights into regional manufacturing conditions and is closely observed by economists, traders, and policymakers as a significant indicator of the area's economic health.

Decentralized Autonomous Organizations (DAOs) are entities that function solely through programmed instructions known as smart contracts.

DApps are decentralized peer-to-peer applications that leverage blockchain technology, specifically Ethereum, along with smart contracts.