CRYPTOCURRENCIES
price of any specific cryptocurrency. Tese people are also referred to as bullish whales.
BEARWHALE Tis means a trader with a fat account who is bearish on the price of a cryptocurrency.
BAGHODLER Tis is an investor or a trader who has been holding (or
hodling)
for too long on
a particular
cryptocurrency and now has to face the consequences of that decision.
REKT Tis is a misspelling of “wrecked”. Tis term refers to a trader or investor who is utterly ruined and destroyed with losses from the current downfall of a price.
TO THE MOON Tis
refers to a crypto’s upward
momentum as it keeps climbing in price, as in, “The price of this coin will one day go to the moon!”
ADDY Tis refers to a cryptocurrency public address (or key). For example: “Tell me your ADDY, please.”
ASHDRAKED = A situation where you lost all your money.
BTFD = Buy Te F... Dip (an indication to buy a coin when it has dumped so hard)
DILDO = Long green or red candles
REVERSE INDICATOR = Someone who is always wrong predicting price movements.
Sudhir Khatwani IT bank professional
Cryptocurrency & blockchain Coinsutra
FX TRADER MAGAZINE January - March 2019 69
FUD Fear, uncertainty, and doubt. Tis term usually refers to investors who are unsure of the potential of a situation.
CHOYNA A deliberately distorted way of referring to China. As China is a country which is immensely influential in the Bitcoin
DUMP = To Sell off a coin
DUMPING = Downward price movement DYOR = Do Your Own Research FA = Fundamental Analysis
JOMO = Joy Of Missing Out
LONG = Margin bull position
MCAP = Market Capitalization
OTC = Over Te Counter
PUMP = Upward price movement
SHORT = Margin bear position
space, it has largely dominated mining and trading activities.
ALTCOIN = Any other than bitcoin.
cryptocurrency TA = Technical Analysis
SWING = Zig zag price movement (Upwards and downwards)
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