Glossary:
- Altcoin
- Ask Price
- Asset Allocation
- Balance
- Base Currency
- Bear Market
- Beta
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- Bitcoin
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- Capital Gain
- Capital Preservation
- Cold Storage
- Contract for Differences
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- Forex Broker
- Fork
- Free Margin
- FUD
- Fundamental Analysis
- Gas
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- Hash Rate
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- HODL
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- ICO
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- Inflation
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- Limit Order
- Liquidity
- Long Position
- Lot Size
- Margin
- Market Capitalization
- Market Order
- Mining
- Moving Average
- Mutual Fund
- NFT
- Node
- Order
- Overbought
- Oversold
- P/E Ratio
- Pip
- Portfolio
- Position
- Private Key
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- Pump and Dump
- Quote Currency
- ReFi
- Resistance Level
- Risk Tolerance
- Satoshi
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- Securities
- Share
- Shares Outstanding
- Short Position
- Slippage
- Smart Contract
- Spinning (IPO)
- Spread
- Stablecoin
- Stock
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- Support Level
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- Technical Analysis
- Token
- Treasury Bonds
- Volatility
- Volume
- Wallet
- Whale
- Yield
What is Market Capitalization?
Market Capitalization
Often referred to as a market cap, it is the total market value of a company's outstanding shares of stock. It is calculated by multiplying a company's shares outstanding by the current market price of one share.