Glossary: market cap and liquidity
Two new glossary cards. Market cap tells you roughly how big something is. Liquidity tells you how easily it can be bought or sold without moving the price.
They are two of the most misused words in crypto conversations, so they each get their own card.
Not financial advice — for education and entertainment only.
Risk basics: sizing and drawdowns
Security week
What is a stablecoin?
A stablecoin is a token designed to hold a steady value, usually one US dollar. People use them to move value around or to step out of more volatile assets.
They are not all built the same way. The card covers the three main designs and the risk each one carries. The short version: ask what is backing it, and how you would know.
Not financial advice — for education and entertainment only.
Candlesticks 101
Candlestick charts look intimidating, but each candle answers four questions: where did price open, where did it close, how high did it go, and how low did it go?
The first card breaks down a single candle. The second shows why a run of small candles feels so different from a run of big ones.
A practice idea: open any chart, cover the right half, and describe the left half in plain words.
Not financial advice — for education and entertainment only.
