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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.
RektAn internet slang term derived from “wrecked,” commonly referring in the crypto sector to traders, assets, or markets suffering severe losses.
Strong handsRefers to traders who hold assets with greater patience and discipline, based on research and a long-term perspective.
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.
limit orderAn order that allows traders to set a specific selling price or other price conditions; it may remain pending until the priority conditions are met.
Market SentimentThe overall attitude, views, and emotions held by traders and investors toward a particular financial asset or the market as a whole.
Fear, Hesitation, and Doubt (FUD)A strategy that uses fear and negative emotions to create unease, potentially prompting traders to sell or avoid taking action.
Social tradingA form of trading conducted through online platforms by observing, communicating with, learning from, or referring to the strategies and decisions of other traders.
Automated market maker (AMM）A mechanism that allows traders to exchange tokens with liquidity pools rather than matching with specific counterparties.

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Social trading

A form of trading conducted through online platforms by observing, communicating with, learning from, or referring to the strategies and decisions of other traders.

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