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A pump and dump is a coordinated scam: insiders hype a small coin, then sell into the crowd. How the scheme works and the warning signs to look for.
An all-time low is the lowest price a coin has ever traded at. What ATL means, why it is not automatically a bargain, and how to check before you buy.
An all-time high is the highest price a coin has ever reached. What ATH means, why traders watch it, and what a new record does not tell you.
A sideways market is when crypto prices go nowhere for weeks. Why it happens, what traders call it, and the mistakes beginners make while waiting.
A crypto crash is a steep fall in hours or days. Why prices drop so fast, what past crashes had in common, and the one risk that actually ruins people.
A correction is a drop of around 10% or more inside a longer rise. Why crypto corrections are so large, and how to tell one from the end of a rally.
To the moon means a price rising fast, but it is a mood, not information. Where the phrase came from and why it so often comes from someone selling.
A bear market is a long fall in prices, often called crypto winter. What happens during one, how long they have lasted, and what to do meanwhile.
A bull market is a long stretch of rising prices. What a crypto bull market looks like from the inside, why they end, and how to handle one.
Peer-to-peer means dealing directly, with no company in the middle. What P2P means in crypto, where you meet it, and what you give up.
A block explorer lets anyone check a crypto transaction, address or block for free. Here is what to look up, and what it will never show you.
Burning crypto explained in plain English: how coins are destroyed on a public ledger, who does it, and whether a burn really matters.
