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BNB GreenfieldBNB Greenfield is a decentralized data storage network whose storage permissions can be linked to the BSC address.
BountyA reward offered by a project, organization, or individual to encourage the completion of a specific task.
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.
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.
FilecoinUses blockchain to provide decentralized storage, enabling users to rent out unused storage space and earn cryptocurrency rewards.
Index PriceThe reference price of an asset, typically calculated as the average of spot prices from multiple major exchanges.
Leveraged TokensA cryptocurrency derivative that algorithmically adjusts leverage, allowing traders to gain leveraged long or short exposure to a specific cryptocurrency in a relatively simplified manner.
Offline Signing Orchestrator (OSO)An offline signing technology for digital asset cold storage that reduces the risk of human error and unauthorized access through automation and security controls.
SMA 20Based on the prices of the most recent 20 periods, it is a simple moving average commonly used as the middle line of Bollinger Bands.
SRC-721Standards that reduce file sizes and lower detailed NFT creation costs through methods such as layered image storage and indexed color palettes.
TWAPA time-weighted average price strategy that spreads order execution over a period of time to reduce the market impact of a single large transaction.
Virtual MachineA program that simulates a complete computer system, including a Virtual Machine CPU, memory, and storage.
Volatility DecayRefers to leveraged tokens and leverage ETF The erosion of returns in volatile or range-bound markets caused by the combined effects of daily rebalancing and compounding, also known as beta slippage or volatility drag.
WAGMIAn abbreviation of “We’re All Gonna Make It,” used in the cryptocurrency community to convey encouragement and optimism.
arbitrageA strategy that trades on price opportunities across different trading venues.
beta slippageAnother term for Volatility Decay, describing the deviation and loss in returns caused by daily leverage resets and compounding in volatile markets.
dollar-cost averaging (DCA)It refers to spreading purchases across multiple points in time to reduce the impact of poor timing when entering the market all at once and to average out the cost.
iterated prisoner's dilemmaWhen the same type of iterated prisoner's dilemma occurs repeatedly, participants may adopt strategies that encourage cooperation through long-term interaction.
leverageUsing borrowed funds to increase trading volume amplifies losses and may increase the risk of forced liquidation during periods of severe market volatility.
liquidationThe process by which a leveraged position is forcibly closed due to insufficient margin requirements or other reasons.
moving averageCalculate the average over a period of time; for trading volume metrics, it is typically used to obtain the average trading volume over a period.
real-world TPSThe average number of transactions processed per second observed in real-world operation.
standard deviationMeasures the extent to which an asset’s returns deviate from the average; a higher value generally indicates greater volatility.
volatility dragAnother term for volatility drag, referring to the drag that volatility imposes on cumulative returns through the compounding effect.
Cold storageA method of storing cryptocurrency private keys offline to isolate them from internet-connected devices and associated security risks.
Weighted Moving Average (WMA)A moving average tool that is more sensitive to recent price changes, assigning greater weight to recent data on a linear basis.
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.
Arbitrage tradingBuying and selling assets in two or more markets to profit from price differences in the same or similar assets.
Arbitrage opportunityThe same asset AMM An opportunity to buy low and sell high that arises when a price discrepancy occurs with centralized platforms.
Bollinger BandsA technical analysis indicator that plots upper and lower bands around a moving average to measure market volatility and identify potential overbought or oversold conditions.
Forced LiquidationA risk-management mechanism in which a leveraged position is forcibly closed by the system after moving adversely beyond a specified threshold.
Exponential moving average (EMA)A technical analysis tool that assigns greater weight to recent price data and is used to track asset price trends.
Mining DifficultyThe computational difficulty set by the network for a valid block hash; Bitcoin adjusts it periodically to maintain an average block time of approximately minutes.
Data Availability Layer (DAL)A dedicated storage solution that separates data availability assurance from blockchain operations such as transaction execution, usable on-chain or off-chain.
Futures Premium and Spot PremiumA term used to describe the relationship between commodity futures prices and their expected future spot prices; it can serve as a reference for trading, hedging, and arbitrage.
LeverageUsing borrowed funds to increase trading positions can amplify potential gains, but it can also amplify potential losses.
Leveraged ETFAn exchange-traded fund that uses derivatives such as swaps, futures, or options to seek to magnify the daily returns of an underlying asset by a fixed multiple.
Leverage ETF Perpetual contractA derivative contract with no expiration date that tracks leveraged ETF prices and does not represent ownership of actual ETF units.
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.
Volatility decayDue to daily resets and the effects of compounding, leveraged ETF may be gradually eroded over multiple days in volatile or sideways markets.
Volatility decayLeveraged or inverse ETF A phenomenon in which daily resets and compounding effects may cause long-term returns in volatile markets to gradually deviate from the expected multiple.
State growthThe phenomenon of persistent data, such as accounts and contracts, continually increasing; overly rapid growth raises the storage and operating costs of nodes.
Moving Average RibbonA technical analysis tool composed of multiple moving averages with different periods, used to help assess market momentum, trend strength, and potential reversals.
Moving Average EnvelopeA technical analysis indicator consisting of a central moving average and two bands positioned at fixed percentages above and below it.
Simple Moving Average (SMA)A technical analysis tool that calculates an asset’s average closing price over a specified period to smooth price fluctuations and help observe trends.
Pure arbitrageA traditional form of arbitrage that involves trading based on identified market inefficiencies and existing price discrepancies, generally without relying on speculation about price direction.
Sahm RuleWhen the most recent 3-month average unemployment rate rises above the lowest 12-month average over the previous 3 months by at least 0.5 percentage points, it is an indicator used to signal that the economy may have entered a recession.
Order Book EWMA ModeA pricing model that derives the order-book-impact mid-price and uses an exponentially weighted moving average to smooth the index price.
Golden CrossA bullish chart pattern in which a short-term moving average crosses above a long-term moving average.

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Exponential moving average (EMA)

A technical analysis tool that assigns greater weight to recent price data and is used to track asset price trends.

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