Backtesting in cryptocurrency refers to using historical data to simulate the performance of a trading strategy.
Crypto slang for a large quantity of a specific cryptocurrency. Alternatively (but less frequently) used to refer to the contents of an individual’s crypto portfolio.
An investor who continues to hold large amounts of a specific coin or token, regardless of its performance.
Bail-in is a relief or rescue solution offered to a heavily indebted financial institution where the company’s depositors, creditors or bondholders suffer a portion of the company’s burden.
Bail-out refers to a capital injection or resources given to an entity to prevent a potential downfall, including default and bankruptcy on its financial obligations.
It is a sales strategy in which a customer is attracted to a product or a service at a low rate but is later encouraged to buy one at a higher rate.
Baking is the process that Tezos uses in order to append new blocks of transactions to its blockchain.
Baking is a process that is used by Tezos in order to append new blocks of transactions onto its blockchain.
Balanced Funds refer to mutual funds containing stock and bond components in a single portfolio.
A balanced investment strategy attempts to balance the return and risk of a portfolio.