DeutschFlash crashes, or particularly sharp price drops, are not unique to the crypto market. A lightning-fast crash in price is followed by a comparably rapid…
Since 2017, flippening has referred to a situation in which the market capitalization of the Ethereum network is higher than that of Bitcoin. This situation…
When dealing with NFTs, you often come across the term Floor Price, but what does this term actually mean? The floor price is the lowest…
“Fear of missing out” can be described as “the fear of missing out on something (in this case: a chance of rapidly rising prices). Anyone…
Fork is the English word for a branch, but in the crypto context it refers to a technical split. This is how such a split…
The phenomenon “fear, uncertainty and doubt” (FUD) refers to a type of psychological insecurity. It results in crypto holders or investors making irrational decisions.
So-called full nodes take on the task of a validator in the Bitcoin network. In this context, a full node is a program/computer that fully…
As one of the most important tools of financial analysis, fundamental analysis assumes that every company and every asset has a “true” or “fair” value….
In the crypto market, “fungible” refers to assets that are interchangeable within their category based on various characteristics such as quantity. Non-fungible tokens/coins are accordingly…
Futures are so-called forward transactions or contracts. Buyers and sellers make an agreement for a (stock exchange) purchase/sale with a view to a point in…
