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Delta NeutralA strategy that combines positions in different directions so the overall position value is less affected by small price changes in the underlying asset.
Dollar Cost Averaging (DCA)An investment strategy that commits a fixed amount at regular time intervals to buy an asset, regardless of the asset's current price.
HODLA strategy of buying assets and holding them long term while avoiding frequent trading.
MicroStrategyA publicly traded company founded in 1989 that develops business intelligence, mobile software, and cloud solutions; its ticker is MSTR.
POVA percentage-of-volume execution strategy that executes orders in proportion to market trading volume.
Selfish MiningA mining strategy in which a miner withholds newly discovered blocks, builds a private chain branch, and publishes it strategically to seek more than a fair share of block rewards.
TWAPA time-weighted average price strategy that spreads an order over a period to reduce the market impact of a single large trade.
arbitrageA strategy that trades on price opportunities between different trading venues.
Active managementAn investment strategy in which the fund manager actively selects and trades assets, with the goal of outperforming a particular index or market.
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.
Trading strategyA comprehensive plan covering trading activities, specifying assets, entry and exit conditions, position sizing, risk controls, performance records, and other related matters.
Merger Arbitrage (or Risk Arbitrage)A highly speculative strategy that trades assets based on expected future events such as acquisitions, mergers, or bankruptcy filings.
Ponzi schemeA fraudulent scheme that uses funds contributed by new investors to pay purported returns to earlier participants, without any genuine profit-generating strategy.
Fear, Uncertainty, and Doubt (FUD)A strategy that exploits fear and negative sentiment to create unease, potentially prompting traders to sell or refrain from taking action.
Revenge TradingBehavior in which a trader attempts to quickly recover losses, deviates from their trading strategy under emotional influence, and repeatedly makes irrational decisions.
Day TradingA short-term active strategy that, in cryptocurrency markets, generally involves completing purchases and sales within 24 hours or less.
Passive InvestingA strategy that tracks the performance of an index by building a long-term portfolio with little active trading, also known as indexing.
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.
Quantitative Easing (QE)A strategy in which a central bank purchases government securities and other assets during an economic downturn to inject money into the economy and stimulate activity.
Treasury Reserve AssetAn asset held by a company to manage cash reserves and its balance sheet; in this context, MicroStrategy uses Bitcoin for that purpose.

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Definition

Quantitative Easing (QE)

A strategy in which a central bank purchases government securities and other assets during an economic downturn to inject money into the economy and stimulate activity.

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