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Glossary

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RektAn internet slang term derived from “wrecked,” commonly referring in the crypto sector to traders, assets, or markets suffering severe losses.
Stop-loss ordersOrders that automatically close a position when the price falls below a preset threshold, limiting losses from further declines.
leverageUsing borrowed funds to increase trading volume amplifies losses and may increase the risk of forced liquidation during periods of severe market volatility.
slashingA penalty arrangement in proof of stake that imposes economic losses for dishonest behavior.
Counterparty riskThe risk that one party to a financial transaction defaults or fails to fulfill its contractual obligations, causing the other party to incur financial losses.
Revenge tradingThe behavior of attempting to quickly recover losses, deviating from a trading strategy due to emotional influence, and making a series of irrational decisions.
CollateralAn asset provided by a counterparty to guard against potential losses, which may be liquidated in the event of default to compensate the lender for its loss.
Withdrawal limitThe maximum amount permitted for withdrawal within a specified period, intended to reduce potential financial losses if the account is compromised.
ContangoA condition in which deferred-month futures prices are higher than near-month futures prices, potentially causing losses when a fund rolls its contracts forward.
LeverageUsing borrowed funds to increase trading positions can amplify potential gains, but it can also amplify potential losses.
Leveraged TradingA trading method that uses borrowed funds to establish a position larger than the trader’s own capital, thereby amplifying both potential gains and losses.
Stop-lossA risk-control arrangement used to limit potential losses; in this pattern, it is often set above the upper trendline of the flag.
Stop-loss orderAn order that triggers a sell action when the price reaches a preset condition, used to limit losses or protect existing gains.
Regulatory RiskChanges in the regulatory environment may affect the legality, operational methods, or value of liquidity mining, resulting in financial losses or legal disputes.
DepegA situation in which a stablecoin can no longer maintain its target peg price, potentially causing losses for holders.
Isolated MarginIsolated margin separates accounts and risk by trading pair, helping limit potential losses to a single trading pair.

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Definition

Counterparty risk

The risk that one party to a financial transaction defaults or fails to fulfill its contractual obligations, causing the other party to incur financial losses.

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