#Digital_currency_terms
Crypto: Abbreviation of cryptocurrency (cryptocurrency) or virtual currencies
Exchange: exchange sites for trading virtual currencies
Altcoin (abbreviation of alternative coin): any coin other than Bitcoin
Coin: currencies that have their own network.
Token: currencies created on the basis of another network.
Token swap: When tokens migrate from one network to another (for example, when their own network is created), the token swap operation is performed.
I. C. O (Initial Coin Offering): Like the subscription of shares of a company, a limited registration process for the purchase of new tokens or coins.
White paper: a guide that summarizes the philosophy, purpose and method of a subject. Virtual currencies often have a white paper.
Pump: price increase
Dump: price drop
Crash: A sudden drop in price
Jump: A sudden increase in price
Pump and Dump: pre-coordinated pump of the price of a currency and its sudden dump to make a profit. Pumping and dumping is illegal in the stock market, but it is still common in the world of virtual currencies. All pump and dump groups are scams and usually they have bought the desired currency before announcing a pump, and when you buy it and the price is pumped, they sell and most of those who participated in the pump lose.
Technical analysis: the procedure of predicting the future trend of the market by examining and studying the previous procedures.
Fundamental analysis: evaluation of the value of a project, the performance of its management team, its peripheral news, and overall project efficiency.
Fad: FUD (fear, doubt, uncertainty) news or rumors that are spread to harm the market or a specific currency. A person who spreads fudge is called a FUDster.
FOMO: FOMO (fear of missing out) is the fear of missing out or missing out, when you buy a currency expensively or without research, when everyone else is doing it, or when you are afraid that the price will not go down.
Hold: It means to hold for sale, which later became the slogan of virtual currencies during the crashes, and even its abbreviations were used (Hold For Dear Life or hold on to the price of Jonton!). Those who hoddle are called Hodler.
Shilling: Someone who advertises a virtual currency (this person is called a shill). It has a negative connotation.
Satoshi: The smallest unit of Bitcoin. Each bitcoin is 100 million satoshis.
Stable coin: virtual currency whose price is always almost constant. Tether is an example of a stable coin whose price always remains constant around one dollar and does not follow the general trend of the market (whether it rises or falls).
Tethering is the so-called conversion of virtual currencies into Tether currency, which prevents the decrease in the value of the investment when the market is falling.
Buy/sell at the market price (market buy/sell): buy/sell at the last buy/sell price at that moment
Buy/sell order (limit order/limit buy/limit sell): buy/sell when the specified price is reached
stop limit/stop loss: buying or selling when the specified price is reached with the ability to set another limit for buying/selling to avoid losses
Sell/buy wall: Graphical display of buying and selling orders that shows the so-called market depth. By checking the depth of the market, you can guess which way the price will go.
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