Info&Glossary
Your Guide to Crypto Trading
Navigate the crypto market with ease. Our glossary and resources offer clear definitions and vital information to help you make informed trading decisions.
Market and Trading Fundamentals
The subject of trading between market participants.
The ending cost at which the Client can sell the asset.
The final cost at which the asset can be purchased.
Difference between Ask and Bid.
Price information of a trading instrument via Bid and Ask.
A term expressing the ratio of the prices of two currencies.
The result of multiplying the number and volume of lots.
The direction of change in the value of an asset over a given period.
The size of changes in the value of assets (price increase or decrease).
An order to buy or sell an asset at the best available price.
Client Accounts and Platform Usage
An account created by the Client on the Company's Platform.
A program that provides market information to Clients and tracks orders.
A resource created for interaction with the Client, aiding in trading activities.
The central computer system or program managing trading transactions and data.
Information used to register the Client on the Platform.
Procedure for checking and confirming Client's personal data.
Adult or entity allowed to perform actions on behalf of the Client.
The period during which transactions can be carried out.
A specific weekday when Clients can conduct trading activities.
The process of confirming the identity and eligibility of the Client.
Order Types and Position Management
Any step requested by the Trader in relation to their positions.
The price indicated in the order.
A trade that has begun but hasn't been closed yet.
A position from the same account on the same asset in the opposite direction.
A position bought for the long term.
Buying an asset for quick resale.
The mark where the Client wants to sell during price growth.
A predetermined price where the Client aims to limit losses on a position.
Finalizing a trade by buying or selling the asset to end the position.
The process by which the Platform completes a Client’s order.
Financial Calculations and Balances
The state of a Client's trading account after transactions.
Profit or loss calculation on an open position based on the current rate.
Funds available in the Client’s account for new transactions.
Funds required to open and maintain a position.
Amount required to keep positions open.
A procedure by which the Company helps the Client to continue transactions.
The current status of the Client's trading account.
A financial investment by the Client aimed at improving position overnight.
The total value of a Client's account, including profits and losses.
The sum of all deposits, withdrawals, and transaction outcomes in an account.
Trading Strategies and Analysis
Assessing economic trends and news affecting asset prices.
Analyzing transaction prospects using technical indicators.
An analytical tool evaluating asset trends.
Trading resources offered by the Company to the Client.
A prediction on asset price changes over a certain period without purchasing.
An agreement compensating the buyer for price changes in an asset.
Increasing the number of transactions for Clients with small assets.
A unit of measurement of changes in currency pair rates.
A trading strategy focused on short-term, quick trades for small profits.
A strategy involving holding positions for several days to capitalize on market swings.
Exposure and Account Management
An unexpected situation affecting the Company's obligations.
Notification sent when account balance does not match required funds to keep the position open.
Opening a position with leverage to increase trading amounts.
Funds required to open and maintain a position.
A financial instrument available for purchase or sale on the market.
Two transactions in equal amounts: a purchase with a sale, or vice versa.
Strategies to minimize losses and protect trading capital.
The threshold at which positions are forcibly closed by the broker due to insufficient funds.
A financial process that assists the Client in obtaining necessary price quotes.
The ease with which an asset can be bought or sold in the market without affecting its price.