Glossary of Terms

A token standard is a set of technical rules that a token on a blockchain conforms to. Standards ensure the compatibility of tokens with wallets, exchanges, and smart contracts.

A wall is a very large limit order to buy or sell that is capable of slowing down price movement. A distinction is made between a buy wall and a sell wall.

A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency with minimal volatility whose value is pegged to a stable asset: a fiat currency, a commodity, or a basket of assets. It is used as a safe haven and a means of settlement.

FUD is the spreading of fear, uncertainty, and doubt with the aim of influencing market sentiment. In the crypto space, the term describes a negative information backdrop that can distort the perception of a project.

A stop order is a pending order to buy or sell an asset that is triggered when the price reaches a specified level. The tool helps automate trades and limit risks.

A buy stop order is an order that is executed when the price rises to a specified level or higher. Traders use it expecting the upward movement to continue.

A sell stop order is an order that is executed when the price falls to a specified level or lower. Traders use it expecting the downward movement to continue.

Suprnova is a mining pool that combines the computing power of participants for the joint mining of various cryptocurrencies. The pool simplifies mining and makes income more even.

SHA-256 is a cryptographic hash function that underlies the Bitcoin protocol and a number of other coins. It turns data into a unique fingerprint of fixed length.

TGE is a token generation event during which a project issues and distributes its tokens for the first time. It is a way to raise financing for the development of a blockchain project.