Market cap
The current price of an asset multiplied by its circulating supply.
Concise definitions for market, trading, security, and automation terms.
The current price of an asset multiplied by its circulating supply.
The amount of an asset estimated to be available and circulating in the market.
Fully diluted valuation estimates market value if the maximum or total supply were valued at the current price.
The amount of trading activity recorded over a period, commonly 24 hours.
How easily an asset can be bought or sold without meaningfully moving the price.
The difference between the best available buy price and sell price.
A fee charged when an order adds liquidity to the order book.
A fee charged when an order immediately matches existing liquidity.
Buying or selling the asset itself rather than a leveraged contract.
Contracts that track future or perpetual exposure to an asset and may involve leverage.
Borrowed or contract-based exposure that amplifies gains and losses.
Forced closure of a leveraged position when margin requirements are not met.
Dollar-cost averaging, a schedule-based approach to entering positions over time.
Automation that places orders across a defined price range.
A credential that lets an app connect to an exchange with specific permissions.
A second login proof, usually from an authenticator app or hardware key.
Who controls access to funds or private keys.
Holding your own private keys instead of relying on a platform to hold assets.
A crypto asset designed to track the value of another asset such as a fiat currency.
The difference between expected execution price and actual execution price.
A live list of open buy and sell orders for a market.
An order that sets the maximum buy price or minimum sell price.
An order that attempts immediate execution against available liquidity.