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B2B liquidity infrastructureBackend services that provide developers with APIs, SDKs, and routing engines to perform price quotation, routing, and settlement across multiple trading venues.
DeFi aggregatorA system that compares and connects multiple trading venues or liquidity sources to find a more suitable execution path for a trade.
SlippageA situation in which the final execution price of a transaction differs from the originally requested or expected price, usually associated with low liquidity.
liquidity指市场中可供交易、能够帮助订单完成匹配的数量和交易承接能力。
Proprietary AMMAn automated liquidity pool controlled by a single pricing engine, with quotes adjusted based on external market data, trade size, and inventory risk.
Accounting LiquidityThe ability of a person or company to meet short-term financial obligations using assets that can be converted to cash quickly.
Taker FeeA fee typically charged when a market order consumes existing liquidity from the order book.
Treasury bond repurchaseAn operation in which the government buys back its own outstanding bonds to manage debt and improve bond market liquidity.
Permissionless AMMAn open liquidity pool that allows anyone to provide liquidity and determines prices according to a formula.
LiquidityThe quantity of an asset available for trading around a given price; when liquidity is insufficient, large orders are more likely to move the execution price.
Yield FarmingA high-risk DeFi practice in which participants lock assets to provide liquidity, lend, or stake them in an effort to earn returns or interest.
Liquidity ratioA type of indicator that measures a company’s short-term debt-servicing ability and assists in assessing its financial condition.
Liquid stakingThe process of enhancing the liquidity of staked assets by tokenizing them.
SlippageA situation in which a trade's actual execution price differs from the price originally requested or expected, commonly occurring in low-liquidity markets or with market orders.
SlippageThe phenomenon in which the actual execution price deviates from the expected price due to market movements or insufficient available liquidity.
Cash ratioA conservative liquidity measure that compares only a company’s cash holdings with its current liabilities.
Automated Market MakerA mechanism by which a DEX prices and exchanges assets based on the token ratio in a liquidity pool.
Automated Market Maker (AMM)A trading mechanism that facilitates transactions using liquidity pools funded by users, rather than relying on traditional order books.
Automated Market Maker (AMM)A DEX mechanism that uses liquidity pools to facilitate digital asset trading without matching by traditional intermediaries.
Automated Market Maker (AMM)A mechanism that allows traders to swap tokens against a liquidity pool rather than being matched with a specific counterparty.
Blue-Chip TokenRefers to a crypto asset in the digital asset sector that has relatively high market capitalization and liquidity, relatively low volatility, broad recognition, and a certain degree of market reputation.
Ultra-short-term tradingAn advanced strategy that repeatedly capitalizes on minor market movements, such as bid-ask spreads and liquidity gaps, by rapidly opening and closing positions.
Rug Pull ScamA scam in which project developers attract funds from investors, then abandon the project and abscond with the funds or liquidity.
Quantitative tighteningA policy process in which a central bank actively reduces its balance sheet, withdrawing or reducing liquidity in the financial system.

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Accounting Liquidity

The ability of a person or company to meet short-term financial obligations using assets that can be converted to cash quickly.

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