City Circle Little White

1. All in: Invest all funds into a certain coin at once, extremely high risk

2. Get on board: Buy a certain coin out of trend-following

3. Buy the dip: Buy after a significant price drop betting on a rebound

4. Cut losses: Sell at a loss, admit defeat, with the thought of "better than going to zero."

5. Miss the boat: Coin price skyrockets but you didn't buy or sold too early, missed the opportunity

6. FOMO: Fear of missing out on a price surge, impulsively buying at a high price, often resulting in buying at the peak.

7. FUD: Spreading panic messages (like "exchange running away" or "project scam") to create sell-offs, often aimed at allowing manipulators to buy at a low price.

8. HODL: No matter the ups and downs, hold and not sell (originated from a typo of “Hold” as “HodI” by a netizen).

9. Diamond hands: Refuse to sell even during a price crash. The opposite is paper hands: selling at the slightest fluctuation.

10. Altcoin: Coins other than Bitcoin, with volatile price movements, most eventually go to zero.

11. Air coin: Projects with no actual technology, relying solely on hype to raise funds, often ending with the founders running away.

12. Shitcoin: Coins issued by anonymous teams, often listed on non-mainstream exchanges, no audit or endorsement, 99.9% are scams, going to zero in a few minutes.

13. Memecoin: Coins that become popular due to memes or jokes (like Dogecoin), with no actual value, purely betting on emotional hype.

14. Contract leverage: Borrowing money to amplify trading profits (usually 10-100 times)

15. Long/Short:

Long: Bet on the price of the coin going up (borrow money to buy coins).

Short: Bet on the price of the coin going down (borrow coins to sell and buy back at a lower price). Both are high-risk behaviors, a single mistake can result in complete loss.

16. Spike: Coin prices suddenly surge or plummet (often due to large orders or manipulation)

17. Pump/Dump: Manipulators concentrate funds to drive up coin prices > attract retail investors to take over ~ suddenly sell off to cash out.

18. Bag holder: Buying coins that manipulators are dumping at a high price, becoming the last batch of losers, common at the end of a bull market.

19. Retail investors: Retail investors are repeatedly pumped and dumped by manipulators, like chives being harvested in batches, a perpetual cycle in the crypto world. #Crypto World

20. Pixiu token: Scam tokens (code locks the sell function), can only buy and not sell, the invested money can never be withdrawn. $BTC $ETH #中国加密新规 #加密市场回调