Crypto, trading and market making terms from the Motion Trade glossary. Each definition explains the term in plain language and links to related guides.
An organization governed by rules encoded as smart contracts on a blockchain, without central leadership.
An application running on a decentralized network, typically using smart contracts.
A cryptocurrency that has been abandoned, delisted, or has no active development, community, or trading volume.
A social media platform built on blockchain technology where users own their data and content.
Financial services built on blockchain technology, operating without traditional intermediaries.
The value of buy and sell orders resting near the current price, usually measured within ±2% of the mid price.
A financial contract deriving its value from an underlying asset, such as futures or options.
A peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchange where users trade directly from their wallets without intermediaries.
A slang term describing an investor who holds an asset despite volatility or losses.
A database that is shared, replicated, and synchronized across multiple locations or participants.
The reduction of an asset’s peak value to its lowest point over a specific period.
A tokenomics model where a project uses two separate tokens — one for utility and one for governance or value storage.
A phrase encouraging investors to independently verify information before making decisions.