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Glossary

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MoonA phrase used in the cryptocurrency community to express that the price may rise substantially and to convey optimistic expectations.
bodyThe rectangular portion of a candlestick represents the price range between the opening price and the closing price.
wickless candleA wickless candle whose opening and closing prices coincide with the high and low of the period, with a shape resembling a square or rectangle.
Transaction FeeThe fee required to submit and execute operations on a blockchain; frequent small-value operations place particular importance on its level and predictability.
Merger arbitrage (or risk arbitrage)Trading based on expectations of asset price movements following future events such as acquisitions, mergers, or bankruptcy filings; it is highly speculative.
BodyThe thicker rectangular part of a candlestick, representing the price range between the opening and closing prices during that period.
Market Take-Profit/Stop-Loss OrderOnce triggered, the order prioritizes execution as quickly as possible at the market price, providing a higher certainty of execution; however, the final price may differ from expectations.
Favorable slippageDuring order execution, the price moves in a favorable direction, causing the actual execution result to outperform the original expectation.
Black swan eventAn extremely rare, difficult-to-foresee event that falls outside normal expectations, causes extreme consequences, and is often explained afterward as having been foreseeable.

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Definition

Favorable slippage

During order execution, the price moves in a favorable direction, causing the actual execution result to outperform the original expectation.

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