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GMShort for 'good morning,' a greeting in crypto communities that also conveys a spirit of inclusion and collaboration.
GMIShort for 'Gonna Make It,' an expression of confidence in future success.
IOUShort for 'I owe you,' an informal document or record acknowledging that one party owes another a debt.
MACDA technical indicator mentioned as a way to observe short- to medium-term momentum and possible reversal points alongside the rainbow chart's long-term view.
NGMIShort for 'Not Gonna Make It,' an expression of pessimism, doubt, or disappointment that can also be humorous or ironic.
RSIA technical indicator mentioned as a way to spot short- to medium-term momentum and possible reversal points that a rainbow chart may miss.
UTXOShort for unspent transaction output, UTXO is a model used by Bitcoin and similar blockchains to organize and track spendable transaction value.
WAGMIShort for 'We're All Gonna Make It,' a crypto-community expression of encouragement and optimism.
Weak handsRefers to traders or investors who lack the confidence, conviction, or resources to adhere to a holding plan and are prone to buying or selling based on emotions and short-term events.
risk-free rateRefers to the rate of return obtainable with virtually no risk; short-term government bond yields can typically be used as a reference.
zk-SNARKShort for zero-knowledge succinct non-interactive argument of knowledge, a method for implementing zero-knowledge proofs.
zk-STARKShort for zero-knowledge scalable transparent argument of knowledge, a zero-knowledge proof system based on collision-resistant hash functions that needs no initial trusted setup.
Buy and holdA passive investment strategy in which assets are purchased with the intention of holding them for the long term, without placing undue emphasis on short-term market fluctuations.
Transaction-Level ParallelizationProcessing multiple transactions at the same time to increase network throughput and shorten transaction confirmation times.
Accounting LiquidityThe ability of a person or company to meet short-term financial obligations using assets that can be converted to cash quickly.
Short PositionA contract position taken when a trader expects the underlying asset's price to fall.
Day TradingA short-term active strategy that, in cryptocurrency markets, generally involves completing purchases and sales within 24 hours or less.
Liquidity ratioA type of indicator that measures a company’s short-term debt-servicing ability and assists in assessing its financial condition.
Spot MarketA financial market in which assets are bought and sold at current prices for immediate delivery or delivery within a short period of time.
Bearish SentimentA stance in which participants expect prices to decline and are therefore more inclined to sell their holdings or establish short positions.
Funding rateA fee paid periodically between long and short positions to help keep the price of a perpetual contract close to the price of the underlying asset.
Funding feeIn the perpetual contract market, holders of long and short positions periodically pay fees to each other based on the funding rate.
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.
Quick ratioAlso known as the acid-test ratio, it measures short-term debt repayment capacity using highly liquid assets such as cash, marketable securities, and accounts receivable.
Golden CrossA bullish chart pattern in which a short-term moving average crosses above a long-term moving average.

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zk-STARK

Short for zero-knowledge scalable transparent argument of knowledge, a zero-knowledge proof system based on collision-resistant hash functions that needs no initial trusted setup.

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