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BreakoutRefers to price movement upward through a resistance area or downward through a support area, potentially signaling a new trend direction.
Dead Cat BounceRefers to a phenomenon in which the price of a declining asset briefly rebounds, then soon continues moving along its original downward trend.
Dow Jones Industrial Average (DJIA)Tracking 30 a price-weighted index of large U.S. blue-chip companies, whose divisor is adjusted for structural changes such as stock splits.
Native appsApplications that need to be downloaded and installed locally on the device, enabling closer integration with the device hardware and native system functionality.
Optimistic rollupsA type of Rollups in which transaction batches are valid by default, and fraud is detected and handled through a challenge window.
dead cat bounceA temporary price recovery that occurs during a sustained downward trend, after which the original decline may continue.
withdrawal windowThe withdrawal window during which the platform still allows users to transfer the asset out after it has been delisted.
Falling wedgeComposed of two downward-sloping trendlines that gradually converge, it is generally considered a potentially bullish chart pattern.
Reversal patternIf a falling wedge appears at the bottom of a sustained downtrend, it may indicate weakening selling pressure and signal a shift toward an upward trend.
Downside breakoutA price move that breaks below the lower boundary of the flag; if accompanied by increased trading volume, it can serve as a confirmation signal that the pattern is complete.
Wyckoff schematicA chart-based analytical method used to break down accumulation and distribution phases and their internal events.
Bollinger Band SqueezeA state in which the upper and lower bands narrow closely, indicating currently low volatility and potentially foreshadowing increased volatility, but not indicating the price direction.
Time-Based SecurityTransactions are permitted only during specified times, narrowing the window of operation and reducing attack risk.
Death crossof the shorter period SMA crosses downward through the longer period SMA to form a bearish signal.
Bear flagA flag pattern that appears in a downtrend, indicating that the price may continue to decline after a brief consolidation.
Hard landingA state in which the economy rapidly shifts from growth to a marked slowdown or even recession, accompanied by significant volatility.
Trend TradingAlso known as position trading, it typically involves holding positions for several months or longer, seeking to profit from an asset’s sustained upward or downward trend.
Soft landingA gradual, measured slowdown in economic growth that seeks to avoid a sharp contraction and severe recession.
Quantitative easing (QE)A strategy whereby central banks inject funds into the economy by purchasing government securities and using other means during economic downturns to stimulate the economy.
Risk-reward ratioAn indicator used before entering a position to estimate the ratio between potential upside and potential downside risk.

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Hard landing

A state in which the economy rapidly shifts from growth to a marked slowdown or even recession, accompanied by significant volatility.

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