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Diamond handsA term in the cryptocurrency context for strong holders, emphasizing that they continue to hold even when prices fall.
ResistanceThe level at which an asset price struggles to continue rising due to strong selling pressure in a particular area, often likened to a “ceiling” above the price.
Semi-strong formThe form of market efficiency in which all publicly available information, including news and company announcements, is considered to be fully reflected in asset prices.
Strong formThe strictest form of market efficiency, holding that both public and private information are already reflected in asset prices.
Strong handsRefers to traders who hold assets with greater patience and discipline, based on research and a long-term perspective.
SupportRefers to the phenomenon in which price encounters relatively strong buying support in a particular area, making it difficult to continue falling.
support levelAn area that may act as a “floor” for the price, but strong selling pressure can still cause it to break below this level.
FlagpoleThe phase of rapid and substantial price appreciation in a bullish flag pattern, typically reflecting strong buying pressure and accompanied by relatively high trading volume.
BitcoinA cryptocurrency proposed by its creator, known by the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto, and initially described as peer-to-peer electronic cash.
Special dividendA one-time dividend separate from regular dividend arrangements, which may result from unusually strong profits or the sale of significant assets.
Bull flagA chart pattern in which a brief consolidation or slight pullback occurs after a strong rise, potentially followed by a continuation of the uptrend after an upside breakout.

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Strong form

The strictest form of market efficiency, holding that both public and private information are already reflected in asset prices.

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