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Glossary

Canonical terms used across Venuo documentation and creator materials.

TermDefinition
AllocationThe fixed number of sale tokens attached to one valid contribution lot.
ClaimThe one-time action that delivers an allocation to a proof-bound destination.
Claim destinationThe wallet owner selected to receive the token allocation.
Claim secretPrivate entropy that controls one entitlement and is required to generate its proof.
CommitmentA public cryptographic value derived from the claim secret and sale context.
Contribution lotThe fixed payment amount required for one entitlement.
Effective claim setThe commitments that remain plausible sources for a claim after considering available side information.
EntitlementThe right created by one accepted contribution to claim tokens or, after cancellation, a refund.
Final rootThe commitment-tree root frozen when contributions close.
Fresh destinationA claim wallet with no direct onchain funding link from the contribution wallet and no reused identity across the two sessions.
Membership proofA zero-knowledge proof that an undisclosed commitment belongs to the finalized sale set.
NullifierA public, sale-scoped one-time identifier that prevents an entitlement from being reused.
Private allocationAllocation delivery without directly publishing which contribution commitment is redeemed.
Recipient bindingCryptographic binding between a claim and its exact destination, preventing redirection.
Sale contextThe protocol, network, sale, mint, lot, allocation, and version data that scopes an entitlement.
Scheduled primary saleA token distribution with separate contribution and claim windows, not continuous trading.