Nearly every onchain experience uses some combination of the following actions

From basic operations like sending & receiving to intricate processes like staking or bridging, these fundamental building blocks enable the dynamic functionality of most onchain ecosystems

Check out the list below & let me know if I'm missing anything

- Approve: Grant permission for a contract to send tokens
- Sign: Add a cryptographic signature to authorize a transaction
- Claim: Collect rewards from a contract
- Deposit: Place tokens into a platform or contract
- Withdraw: Take tokens out of a platform or contract

- Burn: Permanently destroy a token
- Lock: Temporarily restrict access to tokens for a specific purpose or time
- Unlock: Release previously locked tokens for use
- Stake: Lock up tokens to earn rewards
- Unstake: Unlock previously staked tokens for use

- Delegate: Assign your tokens to a third party
- Undelegate: Remove your tokens from a third party
- Mint: Create a new token
- Vote: Use tokens to cast a decision in a governance process
- Unwrap: Reverse a wrapped token back to its original form

- Wrap: Convert a token into a compatible version for use on another blockchain
- Verify: Check the validity of a transaction or signature on a blockchain
- Propose: Submit a suggestion or change for a community to vote on
- Execute: Carry out a pre-approved action
- Bridge: Transfer tokens between two different blockchain networks

- Send: Transfer a token to another wallet
- Receive: Accept a token into a wallet
- Transfer: Move a token from one address to another
- Buy: Purchase a token using another token
- Sell: Exchange a token for another token