1. Position: The ratio of funds that the trader actually holds.
2. Full Position: Investing all funds into cryptocurrency.
3. Reducing Position: Selling a portion of cryptocurrency.
4. Liquidation: Selling all cryptocurrency holdings.
5. Heavy Position: Buying a lot of cryptocurrency.
6. Light Position: Buying very little cryptocurrency.
7. Building Position: Buying a portion of cryptocurrency.
8. Averaging Down: Continuing to buy a certain virtual currency.
9. Full Position: Buying all virtual currency in one go.
10. Take Profit: Selling the held virtual currency after obtaining a certain profit to secure gains.
11. Stop Loss: Sell the virtual currency held after losses reach a certain level to prevent further losses.
12. Bull Market: The prices of most cryptocurrencies continue to rise, and the outlook is optimistic.
13. Bear Market: The prices of most cryptocurrencies continue to decline, and the outlook is bleak.
14. Bullish (Going Long): The buyer believes that the coin price will rise in the future, buys coins, and sells them after the price rises.
15. Short Selling: The seller believes that the coin price will decline in the future, sells the coins they hold (or borrows coins from the trading platform), and waits for the price to drop to buy back at a lower price for profit.
16. Rebound: When the coin price falls, it rises and adjusts due to falling too fast.
17. Consolidation (Sideways): Price fluctuations are small, and the coin price is stable.
18. Slow Decline: The coin price declines slowly, like a soft knife cutting flesh.
19. Plunge (Waterfall): The coin price drops rapidly and significantly.
20. Being stuck: Buy and immediately drop, referred to as being stuck.
21. Missing the boat: Sell and it rises, referred to as missing the boat.
22. Cutting Losses: Buy and immediately drop, sell the virtual currency at a low price.
23. Unwinding: After being stuck, the coin price rebounds, turning losses into profits.
24. Overbought: The coin price continues to rise to a certain height, the buying power is basically exhausted, and the coin price is about to drop.
25. Oversold: The coin price continues to drop to a certain low point, the selling power is basically exhausted, and the coin price is about to rebound.
26. Inducing Buying: The coin price has been consolidating for a long time, the likelihood of a decline is high, most shorts have sold their virtual currencies, suddenly the shorts raise the price, inducing the longs to think the price will rise, and they all buy in, resulting in the shorts suppressing the price, causing the longs to be stuck.
27. Inducing Selling: After the bulls buy virtual currency, they intentionally suppress the price, making the bears think the price will fall, and they all sell, resulting in mistakenly falling into the bulls' trap.
28. ICO: Initial Coin Offering, derived from the Initial Public Offering (IPO) concept in the stock market, is a financing behavior in which blockchain projects exchange their issued virtual currencies for commonly used virtual currencies in the market.
29. Private Placement: Private placement is relative to public offering, which refers to raising funds from an unspecified large audience, such as funds sold by banks; private placement targets specific groups to raise funds and cannot be publicly advertised.
30. Bitcoin: Generally, the big cake in the crypto circle refers to Bitcoin.
What does the crypto circle mean?
The so-called crypto circle is a community formed naturally by digital currency players. The crypto circle is not large, but the total number of people is not small, and it is basically a niche group among the crowd. However, it can be considered a circle. The number of people who ultimately make money in this circle is not many, but it is also one of the few places where ordinary people can cross classes.
Where can you generally see news in the crypto circle?
Market information websites: Non-small number, MyToken, AICoin, CoinMarketCap
News websites: Jinse Finance, Babbitt Community, Coin World Express
Chat websites: Twitter, Telegram, Weibo, etc.
What does fiat currency mean?
Fiat currency, fully known as legal tender, is issued by the state and government and guaranteed by government credit, such as RMB, USD, etc.
What does token mean?
Token is usually translated as certificate; Token is one of the important concepts in blockchain, and its more widely known name is 'digital currency'.
What does building a position mean?
Building a position in the crypto circle is also called opening a position, which means that traders buy or sell a certain amount of digital currency.
What does all-in mean?
Transliteration of 'show hand', in the crypto circle, all-in refers to putting all the principal into it.
What does airdrop mean?
Airdrops are currently a very popular marketing method for cryptocurrencies, most of which are obtained for free. In order to let potential investors and crypto enthusiasts obtain information related to tokens, the token team frequently conducts airdrops.
What does locking mean?
Locking generally refers to the situation where investors open a new position opposite to their original position when the market trends in the opposite direction to their operations after buying and selling contracts; it is also known as hedging, locking an order, or even euphemistically referred to as butterfly double flying.
What does candy mean?
Candy refers to various digital currencies that are distributed for free to users during the ICO phase, which is a way for the issuing party of the virtual currency project to create momentum and publicity for the project itself.
What does breaking the issue mean?
Breaking refers to falling below, and issuing refers to the issue price of the cryptocurrency. Breaking the issue in the crypto circle means that a certain cryptocurrency has fallen below its issue price.
What does private placement mean?
Private placement is a way to invest in cryptocurrency projects and is also the best way for the founders of cryptocurrency projects to raise funds for platform operations.
What is a candlestick chart?
A candlestick chart is drawn based on the opening price, highest price, lowest price, and closing price of each analysis period.
What does arbitrage mean?
Arbitrage means buying digital currencies from places where the price is low and then selling them where the price is high.
What is GAS?
The Gas that needs to be paid for on-chain transactions refers to the fees that blockchain users need to pay to network validators when executing transactions or interacting with smart contracts. These fees are generally paid in the form of the blockchain network's native assets.
What is a stablecoin?
Stablecoins are a type of cryptocurrency that is pegged to a 'stable' asset (like the US dollar). For example, one USDT is equivalent to one US dollar.
What does KYC mean?
Real-name authentication
What does C2C mean?
Through exchanges, transactions between users using fiat currency and cryptocurrencies are called C2C transactions.
What does depositing (withdrawing) mean?
Use fiat currency on exchanges to buy cryptocurrencies or sell cryptocurrencies for fiat currency.@币安广场