Plain-English definitions

Your unique identity on hashtag.org — a channel, profile, and namespace you own.

The underlying spatial-web protocol/marketplace where #Names and keywords live.

A #Name pinned to a place on the map; visitors can chat, call, follow, and buy from it.

The Global Interactive GEO Interface — the AI assistant + interface that powers hashtag.org search, voice, and video.

An in-platform USD balance you can top up and spend on AI tasks, video minutes, or keyword purchases instead of using a card.

A phrase you pay to rank for inside discovery; auctioned with annual subscriptions.

Homepage strip showing the #Names a visitor has actually opened most often.

The keyword auction state when someone pays more than you to take #1 position.

A public ledger that records ownership and transactions in tamper-resistant blocks.

Moving a token from one blockchain to another.

A Decentralized Autonomous Organization; a group whose rules and treasury live in smart contracts.

A decentralized application (front-end + smart contracts).

A wallet-rooted ID that proves you control your name, not a platform.

A wallet auto-created at signup so you don't manage seed phrases on day one.

The network fee paid to validators to include a transaction on a blockchain.

To create a brand-new on-chain item.

A Non-Fungible Token; a unique on-chain item like a #Name or a piece of art.

Recorded on a blockchain vs. handled in a private database.

The secret that signs transactions; never share.

The "username" of your wallet; safe to share.

The 12 or 24 words that recover a wallet; whoever has them controls the wallet.

You, not a company, hold the private keys; nobody can freeze your funds.

Code that lives on a blockchain and runs the same way for everyone.

A token pegged 1:1 to USD; how most #Name and keyword crypto checkouts settle.

A unit of value on a blockchain (e.g. USDC, ETH, SOL).

Software that holds your keys and signs transactions on a blockchain.

The read/write/own version of the web where users (not platforms) hold their identity, keys, and assets.

Real-world view with digital overlays — your phone camera + #SPACE markers.

A live virtual representation of a real place, person, or device.

Coordinates (lat/long) attached to a #Name so it shows up on the map.

A virtual boundary that triggers when someone enters or leaves an area.

A filterable view of the map (e.g. Food, Creators, AI Agents).

The layer of the internet tied to physical places, geometry, and devices, not just URLs.

Software that takes goals, plans steps, uses tools, and acts on your behalf.

How much text/history the agent can see at once.

Extra training so a model speaks in your brand's voice or knows your specific data.

When an LLM makes up an answer that isn't grounded in real data.

Actually running the AI model to produce an answer.

A Large Language Model — the model powering chat, voice, and agent reasoning.

An AI that handles text, voice, images, and video together.

The instruction you give an AI agent.

Feeding the agent your real documents and portal data so its answers are grounded in your truth.

A specific capability an agent can invoke — search, send email, look up a portal, etc.

An AI that listens, speaks, and runs tools in real time.

When a platform quietly limits who sees your content.

The ability to take your followers/customers with you when you leave a platform.

The principle that creators should own their channel, audience, and monetization.

When a third-party platform blocks your ability to earn on your own audience.

When a third-party platform removes you entirely.

Visitor info you collect directly through your own portal, not borrowed from a platform.

Paying with USDC or another stablecoin from your wallet.

Funds held aside for a pending action and released or refunded after.

Paying with a debit or credit card.

A partner who earns a share when their referred users buy #Names or keywords.

Keywords and #Names renew yearly; if you stop paying, they expire.