Counter-Terrorist Financing (CTF) involves the laws, regulations, and strategies aimed at identifying, preventing, and fighting against the use of financial systems to fund terrorism. In the realm of cryptocurrency, CTF …
The Markets in Crypto Assets Regulation (MiCA) is an essential regulatory framework established by the European Union, which achieved consensus in October 2022. It was ratified by the European Parliament …
A dead coin refers to a cryptocurrency that has become inactive, lost its value, or is no longer supported. This can occur for various reasons, including the developers of the …
A candidate block is one that a mining node (miner) is attempting to mine to earn the block reward. You can think of a candidate block as a temporary block …
A central bank digital currency (CBDC) is basically a digital version of regular money. It gets its status as money from government rules. The way a CBDC is designed will …
SOFR is short for Secured Overnight Financing Rate. It’s essentially a figure that indicates the cost of borrowing money overnight, with the loan secured by reliable US Treasury securities. You …
The market cap of a cryptocurrency refers to the overall value of all its coins or tokens that are currently in circulation. To find out a coin’s market cap, just …
Slippage happens when the price at which your order is executed is significantly different from what you anticipated. This usually occurs in markets that are either moving quickly or have …
In crypto trading, the spread is the difference between the buy price (bid) and the sell price (ask) of a cryptocurrency. It shows the gap between what buyers are ready …
The Kimchi premium is basically the price gap for cryptocurrencies, especially Bitcoin (BTC), between South Korean exchanges and the rest of the world. So, if Bitcoin is priced at about …
