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A parameter that can be used to accurately assess the effectiveness of capital management when the risk component is taken into account. The alpha coefficient allows you to accurately estimate the average level of income that an investment portfolio generates. Simply put - it shows how much you have outperformed the market. In any market, there is a benchmark. In the crypto market, that's BTC. If you bought an altcoin that grew 10% over the year and BTC grew 8% over the year, then your alpha is 2%.

Alpha coefficient

Any cryptocurrency launched after bitcoin. The term comes from the abbreviation of two words: alternative and bitcoin. Each successive altcoin offers different and improved solutions that bitcoin lacks. 99.9% of modern cryptocurrencies refer to altcoins.

Altcoin

It is a trading method that is based on executing differently directed transactions with similar assets when a financial difference arises in their value. Simply put, arbitrage on the exchange is based on buying a cheap asset and reselling it at a higher price. But this is not the usual speculation. As a rule, such a transaction requires two similar commodities or two venues. In one place the asset is traded at a low price, in the other at a higher price. The characteristic feature is that both prices tend to come to the same value. The difference between them is the trader's income.

Arbitration

An indicator calculated for a security or a portfolio of securities. It is a measure of market risk. To avoid losses in securities trading and investing, it is important to understand how much risk a security adds to a portfolio. The beta coefficient can help you choose a security that will not weaken your portfolio. Beta shows the degree where an asset or an entire portfolio is dependent on overall market dynamics as measured by a broad market index - such as the S&P 500 or Nasdaq.

Beta coefficient

A database is built according to certain rules - a continuous sequential chain of blocks containing information about all transactions conducted by participants in the system. Each block contains a certain number of transactions. The analogy with blockchain is a necklace. Each bead is a block or record of an action. The chain cannot be destroyed. Thus, the blockchain is an indestructible digital record of action. The reliability of this system has allowed it to be used to improve the efficiency of monetary transactions and the exchange of information among individuals, corporations and even the public sector.

Blockchain

An issuable debt security, the which holder has the right to receive its value in money or other property equivalent from the person who issued it (the bond issuer) within a specified period of time. The issuer of the bond is the company that needs the money or the government. People buy bonds and thus lend their money to the company or the government, expecting to receive a certain return. An investor's income can consist of two components: periodic payments of an agreed-upon amount and the difference between the bond's purchase price and the repayment price. The economic nature of bonds is very similar to credit. Bonds allow you to plan both the level of costs for the issuer and the level of income for the buyer, but they do not require collateral and simplify the procedure for transferring the claim to a new lender.

Bond

Chart view OHLC (Open-High-Low-Close) opening and closing prices, maximum and minimum price value for the trading session.

Candlestick chart

A vertical accumulation of clusters. One bar contains, as a rule, several clusters. This allows you to see in detail the volume of purchases and sales in each individual bar at each price level. In simple words, a cluster bar is a candlestick X-ray. The information contained in the bar is objective and does not assume a guess what is, for example, in the so-called tail of the candle.

Cluster bar

The type of chart underlying the cluster analysis. It shows at what price and at what time volume was traded. The chart consists of rectangles (clusters), within which the following information is embedded: what volume was traded in the asset, more volume was bought or sold at that price, how much more volume was bought or sold at that price, how much more were buy trades than sell trades.

Cluster chart

A particular trend in the market where a participant believes in coincidences and accidents that are not proven in any way.

Conspiracy theory

Convergence (from Latin convergo 'to bring together') is the process of convergence, alignment (in a different sense), and compromise; it is the opposite of divergence. The term is used in various natural sciences and humanities.

Convergence

Either party in relation to the other party. Simply put, a buyer to a seller and vice versa. A counterparty can be: a trader, a broker, a market maker.

Counterparty

A measure of how two random variables will change when compared to each other. In a financial or investment context, however, the term covariance describes the return on two different investments over a period of time compared to different variables.

Covariance

Cumulative delta for a certain period of time. It combines the accumulated delta information and then displays this information visually as a histogram. A delta is the difference between market orders executed at the ASK price and the BID price. Any trade in the exchange takes place on a first-come, first-served basis at the expense of a counter-order (limit order). If the cumulative delta is increasing, it means that the market orders are buying more than selling. If it is decreasing, it means that market sales are used to execute limit buys. The delta value in the analyzed bar takes into account the delta value in all previous bars.

Cumulative delta

A decrease in the general level of goods and services prices; a process that is the opposite of inflation. A situation in an economy when the purchasing money power increases and the prices of goods and services fall. 

Deflatio

Aggregated data of the stock market. DD sifts out the noise of algorithmic trading strategies, which bring chaos to the stock market. It also collects data on static limits in the stock. The slider at the top of the tool allows you to scale the list.

Depth density – DD

(Latin: de decrease + Latin valeo to mean; to cost) - decrease in the exchange rate of national currency against hard currencies in systems with a fixed exchange rate established by monetary authorities. The term was previously used in the context of reducing the gold content of a monetary unit under the gold standard. Devaluation - dictated by economic policy decrease in the real exchange rate. (The term is used in the research papers of the International Monetary Fund). Devaluation is seen as a tool of central banks to manage the national currency, the opposite of revaluation. In a floating exchange rate situation, there is no direct official assignment of the value of the national currency. That is why the term depreciation is used for depreciating currencies and appreciation for strengthening currencies, which means that the central bank can only change the rate by indirect methods (currency interventions). In these circumstances, depreciation or appreciation will not be the result of the adoption of an official document, but the result of a change in the value of the currency under the influence of market mechanisms.

Devaluation

A term used in economics to denote movement along diverging lines: an increasing gap between the levels of development of individual countries, increasing differences between national economic models and their individual structures and mechanisms.

Divergence

Compiling an investment portfolio by buying different financial instruments that are not related to each other. That is, fluctuations in the value of one asset should not be reflected in the value of the others. The aim is to reduce the risk of losses and to systematize income.

Diversification

Bitcoin dominance index, bitcoin dominance index) is a synthetic indicator that is calculated as the percentage ratio of bitcoin capitalization to the capitalizations of other cryptocurrencies.

Bitcoin dominance

A public investment fund that puts up for sale on the stock exchange universal shares consisting of shares of different companies. Within an ETF, the manager collects shares of different companies based on a certain characteristic (for example, companies that transact in telecommunications or cannabis) and makes a fund based on them. Anyone can buy shares in that fund, becoming the de facto owner of all the shares where the fund is invested.

ETF – Exchange-traded fund

An exchange platform where buyers and sellers can make transactions with each other. The exchange can be money, commodities, securities, or derivative contracts. In general, the exchange works almost like an ordinary grocery market, i.e. everything is decided by the balance of supply and demand: the higher demand is for this or that commodity, the higher its price. Only at the exchange commodities are securities, or in other words, assets,

Exchange

An agreement under which one party (the seller) undertakes to transfer the goods (the underlying asset) to the other party (the buyer) at a time specified in the contract or to perform an alternative monetary obligation, and the buyer undertakes to accept and pay for that underlying asset, and/or under whose terms the parties incur counter monetary obligations in an amount depending on the value of the underlying asset indicator at the time of the obligations performance, in the manner and within the term or time period specified in the contract. Forward contract - a binding futures contract under which the buyer and the seller agree to deliver goods of a specified quality and quantity or currency at on a specified date in the future. The price of the commodity, the exchange rate and other conditions are fixed at the moment the transaction is made. Unlike futures contracts, forward transactions are not standardized.

Forward

A derivative financial instrument (contract) at an exchange for the purchase and sale of an underlying asset (commodity, security, etc.), with its conclusion the parties (seller and buyer) agree only on the price level. The other parameters of the asset (quantity, quality, packaging, marking, etc.) are specified in advance in the specification of the exchange contract and are standard for that trading floor. The parties are liable to the exchange up to the fulfillment of the futures contract. The futures may be regarded as a standardized type of a forward (deferred contract) which is traded on the organized market with mutual settlements centralized within the exchange. The main difference between a forward and a futures contract is that a forward contract is a one-time over-the-counter transaction between a seller and a buyer, while a futures contract is a recurring offer traded on an exchange.

Futures

A term in technical analysis of quote flow, which describes the situation of a significant difference between the closing price of the previous timeframe and the opening price of the next one. Visually, a gap corresponds to a gap between neighboring elements on a price chart. Most often it appears because of the non-trading time between sessions, when new information comes in, but the markets are closed and the participants cannot quickly put it into the quotes. The opening price of the next session differs significantly from the previous day's closing price and a gap is formed on the chart.

The largest web service for hosting of IT projects and their collaborative development. The web service is based on the Git version control system and developed in Ruby on Rails and Erlang by GitHub, Inc. This is an online code storage and synchronization service for programmers and application developers. The main purpose of the service is to support collaborative project development and version control.

GitHub

Initial coin offering - a form of investment attraction in the form of the initial sale to investors of a fixed number of new cryptocurrency units, obtained by one-time or accelerated generation. There is also a form of initial token offering. In addition, the term ICO is often replaced by the word crowdsale.

ICO – Initial coin offering

Initial exchange offering is a variant of ICO, which purpose is the admission of tokens to trading on the exchange. However, this method, unlike the usual listing formats for digital assets, is supervised by the exchange. The initial exchange offering is a listing of tokens on a trading platform. In this way, the project (which is the issuer of the cryptocurrency) tries to attract additional investment by selling off some of its digital assets.

IEO – Initial exchange offering

The state of the market at the time when demand prevails over supply or vice versa.

Imbalance

An increase in the general price level of goods and services over a long period of time. With inflation, the same amount of money can be used to buy fewer goods and services after a certain period of time than before. In this case, they say that over time, the purchasing power of money has decreased, money has devalued - lost part of its real value. In a market economy, inflation manifests itself in an open form - an increase in prices.

Inflation

Order to buy or sell at a specified price. Execution is not guaranteed.

Limit order

(from Latin liquidus liquid, flowing) - the property of assets to be sold quickly at a price close to the market price. Liquid - convertible into money. There are highly liquid, low-liquid and illiquid values (assets). The easier and faster it is possible to exchange an asset, considering its full value, the more liquid it is. For a commodity, liquidity will correspond to the speed of its sale at its nominal price, without additional discounts.

Liquidity

The value of the asset, calculated using the formula: current market price multiplied by the volume [issue](?id=moneyIssue)

Market capitalization

Liquidity or quote provider. Today's market maker is a mathematical algorithm. It provides liquidity for the transaction in automatic mode, which ensures a continuous trading process.

Market maker

Order for immediate purchase or sale of a financial instrument at the best current market price. The duration of the order execution is determined by the volume availability of the limit buyers and sellers.

Market order

Issue of money into circulation, leading to an increase in the money supply. Issuance of securities is a sequence of actions of the issuer, established by law, to place issuable securities; release of securities into circulation, including the sale of securities to their first owners - citizens or legal entities.

Money issue

A country or territory with special conditions for foreign companies to do business. Among them - low or zero taxes, simple rules of corporate reporting and management, the ability to hide the real owners of the business. In this regard offshore zones are often used for crimes: laundering of criminal money, state corruption, fraudulent operations. There are more than 50 offshore zones in the world.

Offshore

A contract where the buyer of an option acquires the right, but not the obligation, to buy or sell a given asset at a predetermined price at a time in the future or during a certain period of time. In this case, the writer of the option has an obligation to sell the asset or buy it from the buyer of the option, respectively, in accordance with its terms. Option - is one of the derivative financial instruments. There are options to sell (put option), to buy (call option) and bilateral (double option).

Option

A list of orders to buy and sell securities, contracts and other assets of participants on the futures, commodity, crypto or stock markets. Usually the list is presented in the form of a table. Each order contains information on the quote (value) of assets and their quantity. In the upper field of the book there are bids for sale (Ask). Usually they are highlighted in red. The lower field contains buy orders (Bid) highlighted in green. In the center of the book the best orders are concentrated: the highest buy order and the lowest sell order. The price difference between them is called [spread](?id=spread). The tighter spread (i.e., the smaller the difference between the bid and ask prices), the more liquid the lot is considered

Order book

A trader's search engine consisting of a list of trading pairs available for analysis. It provides consolidated information about assets from analyzed exchanges in one place.

Pairs tree

The totality of investments of a legal entity or an individual. In the narrow sense, it is an aggregate of assets of different types, maturities and liquidity levels, belonging to the same investor and managed as a whole. An investment portfolio, where the specific weight of each type of assets is not dominant, is called a diversified portfolio. Such a portfolio has a lower degree of riskiness compared to a single asset of the same order of profitability.

Portfolio

One of the branches of technical analysis, which is based on the technique of price behavior assessment without the use of indicators. Trading by Price Action implies making decisions only on the basis of a candlestick chart.

Price action

Affects the data download speed. This setting changes the size of the cluster in height. The price step is individual for each instrument and timeframe. The size of the price step is adjusted to the volatility of the asset.

Price step

A sharp rise in the markets, followed by a violent collapse.

Pump & Dump

The price of an asset that a seller or a buyer announces and at what price they are willing to buy or sell. It usually refers to a relatively fast-changing price, such as an exchange price. The direct quotation expresses the price of a unit of trade object and is found in most cases. The inverse shows how much a commodity can be bought for a unit of money.

Quotation

The process of making and executing management decisions aimed at reducing the likelihood of an adverse outcome and minimizing the possible losses of a project caused by its implementation.

Risk management

Indicator that allows you to estimate the potential for profit in a trade relative to the possible loss. The risk is determined by the stop order and is equal to the difference between the price of entry into the trade and the price of the stop order to exit it with a loss.

Risk/reward

Making quick deceptive moves. A spoofer can make other traders think that oil prices are falling - for example, by offering to sell futures contracts at $45.03 a barrel, when the market price is $45.05. After other sellers start selling at that low price as well, the spoofer quickly turns around, canceling the sell order and instead buying at the $45.03 price he himself set in the market with a fraudulent order.

Spoofing

The difference between the best bid prices (Ask) and ask prices (Bid) at the same time for an asset (share, commodity, currency, futures, option). To ensure market liquidity, maximum spreads are usually set on exchanges. If that limit is exceeded, trading may stop. The smaller the spread, the more liquid the asset, and vice versa.

Spread

A common name for cryptocurrencies whose exchange rate is tried to stabilize, for example by pegging quotes to fiat currencies or exchange-traded commodities.

Stablecoin

An intermediary in the stock or crypto markets. This is a company that has a license to work on the stock market and has the right to make transactions in securities for the investor. An individual does not have the right to place orders on the exchange: only accredited market participants can do that.

Broker

A type of security giving the right to receive dividends from the company's net income, the right to participate in management, and the right to property in the event of liquidation of a joint stock company, in proportion to the number of shares held.

Stock

An exchange order placed in the trading terminal by a trader or investor in order to limit their losses when the price reaches a predetermined level. StopLoss is a protective order.

Stop loss

An exchange order placed in the trading terminal by a trader or investor in order to limit the amount of profit.

Take profit

A set of mathematical and statistical tools for predicting likely price changes based on patterns of past price changes in similar circumstances.

Technical analysis 

Short name in the exchange information of quoted instruments. It is a unique identifier within one exchange or information system. It is used in order not to constantly print in bulletins the full name of securities or other trading objects.

Ticker

A term from poker. An emotional state of a person characterized by a loss of control over his game, where he falls as a result of mental influence. Not necessarily negative, i.e., losing. A tilt state can also be caused by winning.

Tilt

Detailed information on transactions, where you can see how much an asset was bought/sold (volume), at what price, when it was bought/sold (time), which order was the initiating one, i.e. who sent the order from the market, the buyer or the seller (direction).

Time & sales

Market abstraction. A convention and agreement that people adhere to. The interval of time which is used to convert quotes (the current price of an asset) into chart elements. It allows the trader to see how the price changed within this interval. The timeframe is depicted in the form of ready-made elements - it can be points on a line chart, clusters, bars or Japanese candlesticks.

Timeframe

Dictionary

A unit of record that is not a currency. Tokens are a register entry distributed in a blockchain.

Token

A kind of business plan for a cryptocurrency (token). This is a balanced economic model of the token, which considers the interests of all participants (investors, users, founders of the coin, developers, and so on).

Tokenomics

The ratio of the prices of the two assets included in a given pair. The first asset in the pair is called the base asset, and the second is called the quote currency.

Trading Pair

Trend (anglicized from trend) is the basic tendency of something to change: for example, in mathematics, a time series. Trends can be described by various equations - linear, logarithmic, power and so on. In financial markets, trends exist only on history.

Trend

A financial indicator that reflects how much the price of an asset or commodity changes over a short period of time. In other words, it is the range where the price fluctuates over the course of a day, week, month, year. Volatility is the most important financial indicator and concept in financial risk management. The greater volatility of an asset, the greater risk for the investor. At the same time, significant price fluctuations provide an opportunity to make money on it.

Volatility

The method of trading, seeks to establish the cause of price movements and, based on that cause, predict future price direction. see [market conspiracy theory](?id=conspiracyTheory)

Volume spread analysis – VSA

A form of market manipulation when a trader or investor buys and sells the same security over a short period of time in an attempt to mislead other market participants about the price or liquidity of an asset. Wash trading is illegal in the securities markets, but the crypto industry has yet to establish rules.

Wash trading

A type of technical analysis by which the price movement is considered within two main groups of waves: impulses (price movement along the trend) and corrections (price movement against the trend). The most popular direction of analysis is the Elliott Wave Theory. It is based on some constant cyclic pattern in human behavioral psychology. According to Elliott, the behavior of market prices can be clearly defined and highlighted on the chart in the form of waves and the following market phases - bullish and bearish.

Wave analysis

Technical documentation that is used to explain and justify project decisions. It outlines a detailed description of the project, its architecture and method of interaction with users. Additionally, the document includes information about the technology of cryptocurrency issuance, methods of distribution and use of tokens, information about the current market situation and further development plan.

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