1. Take profit: After obtaining a certain amount of profit, sell the cryptocurrency held to keep the profit.
2. Stop loss: When the loss reaches a certain level, sell the cryptocurrency held to prevent further loss.
3. Bull market: The crypto market is predicted to be bullish and the outlook is optimistic.
4. Bear Market: The crypto market is predicted to be bearish and the outlook is bleak.
5. Monkey market: describes a situation in which the market fluctuates greatly.
6. Black swan event: refers to an unpredictable and unusual event that usually causes a chain of negative reactions in the market.
7. Long position (going long): Investors predict that the price of the currency will rise in the future, buy the currency, and then sell it after the price rises.
8. Short position (short selling): Investors believe that the price of the currency will fall in the future and sell the coins they hold.
9. Soha: refers to investing all the principal.
10. Rebound: When the price of a currency falls, it will rebound due to the rapid decline.
11. Reversal: The price of the currency has reached the bottom and has no further to fall, turning from a falling trend to an rising trend (the reversal range is much greater than the rebound).
12. Consolidation (sideways): The price fluctuation is small and the currency price is stable.
13. Negative decline (falling in a consolidation trend): The overall market trend declines slowly, with brief rises in between and accompanied by a reduction in trading volume.
14. Diving (Waterfall): The price of the currency drops rapidly and the amplitude is large.
15. Market smashing: The main force sells a large amount of currency at a certain price, creating the illusion of a decline and inducing retail investors to follow suit.
16. Wash-out: The market maker intentionally drives up the price of the currency, causing it to fluctuate up and down, so that retail investors can sell at a low price.
17. Roller coaster: describes the constant rise and fall of currency prices.
18. Trapped: The price falls as soon as you buy.
19. Missing out on opportunities: the price goes up as soon as you sell.
20. Sell at a loss: Clear all the currencies you hold as soon as the price goes up a little.
21. Cut losses: Sell cryptocurrencies at a loss as soon as you buy them because the price drops.
22. Untrapping: After being trapped, the currency price rebounds and the loss turns into profit.
23. Overbought: After the price of a currency continues to rise to a certain height, the price of the currency is about to fall.
24. Oversold: After the price of a currency continues to fall to a certain low point, the price of the currency is about to rise again.
25. Lure more buyers: The main force intentionally creates the illusion of rising coin prices, inducing investors to think that the coin price will rise, and buy in. As a result, the coin price falls instead of rising, trapping investors who follow up and buy.
26. Short-selling: The main force buys cryptocurrencies and then sells them vigorously, making investors think that the price of the currency will fall, and they sell in panic.
