Stablecoin — Tokens designed to maintain a stable value (mis. pegged to USD or other assets).

Utility Token — Tokens that provide access or functionality within a platform/protocol.

Governance Token — Tokens that grant voting rights in protocol or DAO decisions.

Security Token — Tokens that represent ownership of traditional assets or economic claims.

Circulating Supply — The number of tokens currently in circulation and available to trade.

Total Supply — The number of tokens that have been created, including those that are locked.

Max Supply — The maximum number of tokens that can be created (if any).

Inflation Rate — The rate at which the token supply increases over time.

Token Burn — The removal of tokens from circulation to reduce supply.

Minting — The process of creating new tokens.

Vesting — A phased token implementation scheme for the team/early investors.

Airdrop — Free token distribution to the community for marketing or decentralization of ownership.

Initial Coin Offering (ICO) / IDO / IEO — An early project funding method by selling tokens.

C. Trading, Markets & Orders
Market Cap (Market Capitalization) — Token price × circulating supply; a measure of market value.

Volume — Total trading amount (value or units) within a specific period.

Liquidity (Liquidity) — The ease of buying/selling assets without significantly affecting the price.

Order Book — The list of bid (buy) and ask (sell) orders on an exchange.

Bid Price — The highest price a buyer is willing to pay.

Ask Price — The lowest price a seller is willing to sell at.

Spread — The difference between bid and ask; an indicator of liquidity.

Limit Order — An order to buy/sell at a specific price or better.

Market Order — An order executed immediately at the current market price.

Stop-Loss — An automatic order to stop losses at a certain level.

Take Profit (TP) — An automatic order that closes a position when the profit target is reached.

Futures / Derivatives — Contracts to buy/sell assets in the future, usually with leverage.

Leverage — Borrowed capital to increase trading exposure.

Margin — Funds required to open a leveraged position.

Liquidation — Forced closing of a position when margin is insufficient.

Spot Market — A market for real-time asset transactions without leverage contracts.Stablecoin — Tokens designed to maintain a stable value (mis. pegged to USD or other assets).

Utility Token — Tokens that provide access or functionality within a platform/protocol.

Governance Token — Tokens that grant voting rights in protocol or DAO decisions.

Security Token — Tokens that represent ownership of traditional assets or economic claims.

Circulating Supply — The number of tokens currently in circulation and available to trade.

Total Supply — The number of tokens that have been created, including those that are locked.

Max Supply — The maximum number of tokens that can be created (if any).

Inflation Rate — The rate at which the token supply increases over time.

Token Burn — The removal of tokens from circulation to reduce supply.

Minting — The process of creating new tokens.

Vesting — A phased token implementation scheme for the team/early investors.

Airdrop — Free token distribution to the community for marketing or decentralization of ownership.

Initial Coin Offering (ICO) / IDO / IEO — An early project funding method by selling tokens.

C. Trading, Markets & Orders
Market Cap (Market Capitalization) — Token price × circulating supply; a measure of market value.

Volume — Total trading amount (value or units) within a specific period.

Liquidity (Liquidity) — The ease of buying/selling assets without significantly affecting the price.

Order Book — The list of bid (buy) and ask (sell) orders on an exchange.

Bid Price — The highest price a buyer is willing to pay.

Ask Price — The lowest price a seller is willing to sell at.

Spread — The difference between bid and ask; an indicator of liquidity.

Limit Order — An order to buy/sell at a specific price or better.

Market Order — An order executed immediately at the current market price.

Stop-Loss — An automatic order to stop losses at a certain level.

Take Profit (TP) — An automatic order that closes a position when the profit target is reached.

Futures / Derivatives — Contracts to buy/sell assets in the future, usually with leverage.

Leverage — Borrowed capital to increase trading exposure.

Margin — Funds required to open a leveraged position.

Liquidation — Forced closing of a position when margin is insufficient.

Spot Market — A market for real-time asset transactions without leverage contracts.Stablecoin — Tokens designed to maintain a stable value (mis. pegged to USD or other assets).

Utility Token — Tokens that provide access or functionality within a platform/protocol.

Governance Token — Tokens that grant voting rights in protocol or DAO decisions.

Security Token — Tokens that represent ownership of traditional assets or economic claims.

Circulating Supply — The number of tokens currently in circulation and available to trade.

Total Supply — The number of tokens that have been created, including those that are locked.

Max Supply — The maximum number of tokens that can be created (if any).

Inflation Rate — The rate at which the token supply increases over time.

Token Burn — The removal of tokens from circulation to reduce supply.

Minting — The process of creating new tokens.

Vesting — A phased token implementation scheme for the team/early investors.

Airdrop — Free token distribution to the community for marketing or decentralization of ownership.

Initial Coin Offering (ICO) / IDO / IEO — An early project funding method by selling tokens.

C. Trading, Markets & Orders
Market Cap (Market Capitalization) — Token price × circulating supply; a measure of market value.

Volume — Total trading amount (value or units) within a specific period.

Liquidity (Liquidity) — The ease of buying/selling assets without significantly affecting the price.

Order Book — The list of bid (buy) and ask (sell) orders on an exchange.

Bid Price — The highest price a buyer is willing to pay.

Ask Price — The lowest price a seller is willing to sell at.

Spread — The difference between bid and ask; an indicator of liquidity.

Limit Order — An order to buy/sell at a specific price or better.

Market Order — An order executed immediately at the current market price.

Stop-Loss — An automatic order to stop losses at a certain level.

Take Profit (TP) — An automatic order that closes a position when the profit target is reached.

Futures / Derivatives — Contracts to buy/sell assets in the future, usually with leverage.

Leverage — Borrowed capital to increase trading exposure.

Margin — Funds required to open a leveraged position.

Liquidation — Forced closing of a position when margin is insufficient.

Spot Market — A market for real-time asset transactions without leverage contracts.#GateSquareAprilPostingChallenge