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Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA)An investment strategy that involves investing a fixed amount at regular intervals to purchase an asset, without changing the amount invested based on the asset’s current price.
MultiplierAn on-chain elastic supply mechanism that automatically reflects corporate actions such as net dividend reinvestment and stock splits by adjusting bStock balances.
Return on Investment (ROI)A metric used to assess investment efficiency, described by the evidence as the ratio of net profit to net cost.
underwriterTypically an investment bank, responsible for assisting in determining the initial share price and managing the sale of shares.
Active managementAn investment strategy in which fund managers actively select and trade assets with the goal of outperforming a particular index or market.
Buy and holdA passive investment strategy that involves buying an asset and planning to hold it for the long term, without paying excessive attention to short-term market fluctuations.
Exchange-traded fund(ETF)An investment fund traded on a stock exchange, typically used to track the performance of a specific index or asset.
Interest RatesThe interest rate is the ratio of interest to principal and may indicate the cost of borrowing or the return on lending funds and investments.
BenchmarkA reference used for comparison with the target asset, which may be a broad market index or a specific investment portfolio.
Return on Investment (ROI)A measure of the profit or loss generated by an investment over the entire holding period relative to its total cost, typically expressed as a ratio or percentage.
Index fundAn investment fund that aims to replicate the performance of a specific market index and typically holds a similar portfolio of securities.
Pig-butchering scamA scam in which the perpetrator first builds trust over an extended period, then persuades the victim to repeatedly transfer funds to a fraudulent investment platform.
Fractional sharesAn equity interest of less than one whole share, allowing users to gain partial investment exposure to the underlying stock with a smaller amount of money.
Fractional share tradingAllows users to purchase less than one full share, enabling them to participate in individual stock investments with a smaller amount of money.
Dividend reinvestment plan (DRIP)An arrangement that automatically uses dividends to purchase additional shares of the same stock.
Passive investingA strategy of tracking the performance of an index by constructing a long-term investment portfolio with relatively little active trading, also known as indexing.
Beta (coefficient)Used to measure the volatility of an asset relative to a specific investment portfolio or market index.
Asset diversificationSpreading exposure across multiple assets to reduce the impact of a decline in any single investment, but it cannot completely eliminate investment risk.

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Pig-butchering scam

A scam in which the perpetrator first builds trust over an extended period, then persuades the victim to repeatedly transfer funds to a fraudulent investment platform.

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