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Break-Even Point (BEP)The level at which total revenue equals total costs, with the relevant expenses exactly covered and no profit or loss.
Mark PriceThe exchange-calculated fair value reference for the contract, used to measure unrealized profit and loss, check margin, and trigger liquidation.
OCO OrderOCO is a one-of-two order that can have take-profit and stop-loss orders set simultaneously; when one order is triggered or executed, the other is canceled accordingly.
OCO(Choose one of two) OrderAn order that combines a limit order with a limit take-profit/stop-loss order, ultimately allowing only one of the two orders to be filled.
OTOCOFirst execute a primary opening order, then automatically activate a set of OCO three orders comprising take-profit and stop-loss exit orders.
Return on Investment (ROI)A metric used to assess investment efficiency, described by the evidence as the ratio of net profit to net cost.
hash rateA measure of the computational power controlled by miners; its proportion of the network's total hash rate affects the likelihood that selfish mining will succeed and be profitable.
Ethereum FoundationA nonprofit organization that supports the development, education, and community collaboration of Ethereum and related technologies; it is not a central authority controlling Ethereum.
Arbitrage tradingBuying and selling assets in two or more markets to profit from price differences in the same or similar assets.
Market Take-Profit/Stop-Loss OrderOnce triggered, the order prioritizes execution as quickly as possible at the market price, providing a higher certainty of execution; however, the final price may differ from expectations.
Ponzi schemeA scam that uses funds from new investors to pay purported returns to early participants, without any genuine profit-generating strategy.
Return on Investment (ROI)A measure of the profit or loss generated by an investment over the entire holding period relative to its total cost, typically expressed as a ratio or percentage.
Pump and dumpA manipulative scam in which promoters or insiders artificially inflate a project’s hype and price, then sell their own holdings for profit.
Take-profit orderAn order that triggers the closing of a position when the price reaches a preset target, locking in existing gains.
VolatilityThe extent to which prices change over a period of time; higher volatility may offer greater profit opportunities, but also entails higher risk.
Special dividendA one-time dividend separate from regular dividend arrangements, which may result from unusually strong profits or the sale of significant assets.
Winning-to-losing trade count ratioThe number of profitable trades divided by the number of losing trades; it does not measure the actual profit or loss amount of each trade.
Win rateThe percentage of profitable trades out of all trades over a given period.
Trigger PriceThe market price condition used to activate a limit take-profit or stop-loss order; it is not the limit price of the order ultimately submitted.
Trend TradingAlso known as position trading, it typically involves holding positions for several months or longer, seeking to profit from an asset’s sustained upward or downward trend.
Pyramid schemeA scam in which participants primarily profit by recruiting newcomers, with fees flowing upward through multiple levels and the scheme ultimately becoming unsustainable.
Limit take-profit and stop-loss orderAfter being triggered, it attempts to execute at the specified price, but rapid market movements may cause the price to skip past it, making it impossible to sell.

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Limit take-profit and stop-loss order

After being triggered, it attempts to execute at the specified price, but rapid market movements may cause the price to skip past it, making it impossible to sell.

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