Trading Terms

1. Spot Trading

Spot trading refers to the way in which transactions are carried out in one-handed delivery, or in the form of bartering. For example, BTC spot trading refers to direct trading of BTC entities.

2. Margin Trading

As the name implies, it is to use small amounts of funds to make investments that are several times the original amount, in the hope of obtaining multiple yields or losses of fluctuations in the relative investment subject matter.

3. Limit Order

Investors can set a buy price below the market price, or a commission price above the market price. When the market price fluctuates to its set price, the transaction is concluded. When the set price and the market price deviate from a large amount, it is prone to unsuccessful results.

4. Market Order

At the current market price, the investor's order can be guaranteed to be traded in a timely manner, but at the same time, the investor cannot predict the transaction price before the market order is placed, and there is certain uncertainty. In general, the more volatile the market, the greater the risk of uncertainty in the transaction price of market transactions.

5. Band Operation

It refers to the investment method of selling at a high price and buying at a low price. This method is an effective method for the current operating characteristics of the currency market. Using this flexible and tactical operation method can effectively avoid market risks, preserve capital strength and cultivate market feelings.

6. Hedging

Hedging refers to transactions in which two market-related, opposite directions, equal amounts, and profits and losses are simultaneously offset.

7. Trading Volume

Trading volume reflects the number of deals and the number of people traded. Generally measured by the number of coins and the amount of transactions.

8. Going Long

The buyer believes that the price of the token will rise in the future and buy the token. After the price of the token rises, the high price will sell for profit.

9. Going Short

The seller believes that the price of the token will fall in the future, and will sell the token held in his hand (or borrow money from the trading platform). After the price of the token falls, the low price will be profitable.

10. Stop Profit

After obtaining a certain income, sell the cryptocurrency held to keep the profit.

11. Stop Loss

After the loss has reached a certain level, the virtual currency will be sold to prevent further losses.

12. Cut Loss

After buying the cryptocurrency, the price of the currency falls, and the cryptocurrency is sold at a loss to avoid the loss. After the short currency is borrowed, the price of the currency rises and the loser buys the cryptocurrency.

13. Tied Up

It is expected that the price of the currency will rise, but the price of the currency will fall after the purchase; or the price of the currency will fall, but after the sale, the price of the currency will rise.

14. Lure More

The currency price has been consolidating for a long time, and it is more likely to fall. Most of the shorts have sold cryptocurrency. Suddenly short sellers will raise the price of the currency, tempting the long-sellers to think that the price of the currency will rise, and they will buy it. As a result, the short seller will suppress the price of the currency and make the holders more secure.

15. Youkong

After buying the virtual currency, the bulls deliberately suppressed the price of the currency, causing the bears to think that the price of the currency would fall, and they threw it out, and the result was a trap in the long position.

16. Untied

After buying virtual currency, the decline in the currency price caused temporary book losses, but then the currency price rebounded and turned losses into profit.

17. Takong

After the bearish market sold virtual currency, the price of the currency rose all the way and failed to buy in time, so it failed to make a profit.

18. Overbought

The price of the currency continued to rise to a certain height, the buyer’s strength was basically exhausted, and the price of the currency was about to fall.

19. Oversold

The price of the currency continued to fall to a certain low point, the seller’s strength was basically exhausted, and the price of the currency was about to pick up.