> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.amoeba.farm/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.amoeba.farm/reference/glossary.md).

# Glossary

## Amoeba

The product, oracle, and market stack for standardized hardware and industrial-input risk.

## Amoeba oracle

The source-selection and update system that produces settlement-grade movement for a standardized product.

## Basket weight

The fixed product-level weight assigned to a bucket inside an index.

## Bucket

A standardized product category, such as a specific memory type, capacity, grade, or market environment.

## Capped option

An option-like payoff with a maximum payout known before trade entry.

## Challenge bond

Stake posted to force review of a source proposal or update claim.

## DLMM

Dynamic liquidity market maker. Amoeba uses Meteora DLMM as the active venue layer.

## Game Mode

The live period where users update already accepted sources. Game Mode changes states, not source weights.

## Opening print

The accepted starting value for a frozen source.

## Product version

The published recipe for a live contract: bucket definitions, basket weights, oracle rules, settlement rules, and payoff family.

## Scramble Mode

The pre-live period where users propose, support, challenge, and freeze the monthly source map.

## Source-local movement

The movement of one source relative to its own opening state, not relative to another source's raw price level.

## Source weight

The frozen influence of a source inside a bucket for the live period.

## Stake

Collateral locked behind a source proposal, source support, update claim, or challenge. Losing claims or failed challenges can be slashed according to the market version.

## Warehouse-backed claim

A roadmap object representing a claim on inspected, standardized goods held in custody.


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