Forex and Crypto for Beginners
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ATL is an acronym for “All Time Low“.
It’s the lowest trading price a cryptocurrency has ever reached.
It’s a common practice to keep a currency’s all-time low (ATL) in mind when trading, as it can represent an important price level of interest for market participants.
All-Time Lows (ATL) also represent price levels where potential buyers look to enter the market, hoping the ATL is seen as an area of support and where price will ultimately move up from its current value.
It’s the highest trading price a digital asset has ever reached. It’s a common practice to keep a currency’s ATH in mind when trading, as it can represent an important price level of interest to the market.
A Bear is a cryptocurrency trader or investor that believes the price of an asset or market will decline for a prolonged period of time. Someone who believes this is said to have “bearish” sentiment, or a bearish attitude toward the market and its future price movements.
Bitcoin (BTC) is most well known as a digital decentralized cryptocurrency, without a central bank or single administrator, that can be sent from user to user on the peer-to-peer Bitcoin network without the need for intermediaries, such as payment gateways or banks or routing services. Think of bitcoin as Internet money, that you can send and receive directly, to and from anyone, and you can use it to pay for stuff.
In blockchain security, the pseudonymous nature of certain blockchains keeps a network user’s identity hidden from other network users while still linking all of the transactions made by that person to a pseudonymous identity that CAN be tracked by almost anyone.
A bull is a trader or investor that believes the price of an asset or market will increase for a prolonged period of time
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