Merge pull request #12728 from Vanilladelphia/dev

fix: cryptography tooltip

Author: pettinarip

src/intl/en/page-what-is-ethereum.json

@@ -31,7 +31,7 @@
   "page-what-is-ethereum-blockchain-tab-content": "<b>A blockchain is a database of transactions</b> that is updated and shared across many computers in a network. Every time a new set of transactions is added, its called a “block” - hence the name blockchain. Public blockchains like Ethereum allow anyone to add, but not remove, data. If someone wanted to alter any of the information or cheat the system, they’d need to do so on the majority of computers on the network. That is a lot! This makes decentralized blockchains like Ethereum highly secure.",
   "page-what-is-ethereum-cryptocurrency-tab-title": "What is a cryptocurrency?",
   "page-what-is-ethereum-cryptocurrency-tab-content-1": "Cryptocurrency is a term used to describe many types of fungible digital tokens secured using a blockchain. It all started with Bitcoin. Bitcoin can be used to transfer value between two parties without having to trust a middleman. You only have to trust the Bitcoin code, which is all open and freely available.",
-  "page-what-is-ethereum-cryptocurrency-tab-content-2": "The reason assets such as bitcoin and ether are called “cryptocurrencies” is that the security of your data and assets is guaranteed by <a href=\"/glossary/#stablecoin\">cryptography</a>, not by trusting an institution or corporation to act honestly.",
+  "page-what-is-ethereum-cryptocurrency-tab-content-2": "The reason assets such as bitcoin and ether are called “cryptocurrencies” is that the security of your data and assets is guaranteed by <a href=\"/glossary/#cryptography\">cryptography</a>, not by trusting an institution or corporation to act honestly.",
   "page-what-is-ethereum-cryptocurrency-tab-content-3": "Ethereum has its own native cryptocurrency, ether (ETH), which is used to pay for certain activities on the network. It can be transferred to other users or swapped for other tokens on Ethereum. Ether is special because it is used to pay for the computation required to build and run apps and organizations on Ethereum.",
   "page-what-is-ethereum-summary-title": "Summary",
   "page-what-is-ethereum-summary-desc-1": "Ethereum is a network of computers all over the world that follow a set of rules called the Ethereum protocol. The Ethereum network acts as the foundation for communities, applications, organizations and digital assets that anyone can build and use.",