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The company behind the USD Coin (USDC) stablecoin has completed an Initial Public Offering (IPO) through the American stock exchange (NYSE) under the ticker CRCL.

Initial share price: $31

Number of shares offered: 34 million shares (after raising the amount from 32 million with an option to add 5.1 million shares)

Funds raised: approximately $1.05 billion (according to other sources, the figure rounds up to $1.1 billion)

Initial market capitalization: about $6.8 – $7 billion, reaching $8 billion when accounting for full dilution of options.

#TradingPairs101

🔹 How do trading pairs work?

The pair is read as follows:
"the first asset" is priced using "the second asset".

Practical example:
If BTC/USDT = 70,000
This means that 1 Bitcoin = 70,000 Tether (USDT)

💧 #Liquidity101 – Basics of Liquidity

📌 What is liquidity?
It is the ability of an asset to be converted into cash quickly and without a significant loss in value.

🔹 Types of liquidity:

Market liquidity
= The ease of buying and selling an asset in the market.

Accounting liquidity
= The company's ability to pay its short-term obligations.

🔹 Examples of liquidity (from highest to lowest):

💵 Cash = Highest liquidity

📈 Stocks = High liquidity

💰 Bonds = Medium

🏠 Real estate = Low

🖼️ Antiques and collectibles = Weak liquidity

🔹 Why is liquidity important?

Facilitates investment and financial planning

Protects individuals and companies from crises

Increases stability and efficiency of markets

🔹 How to enhance liquidity?

👤 For individuals:

Keep cash reserves

Invest in easily sellable assets

🏢 For companies:

Monitor cash flows

Maintain financial reserves

Of course! Here is the translation of the Liquidity 101 guide to English:

💧 Liquidity 101: The Basics

🔹 What is Liquidity?

Liquidity refers to how quickly and easily an asset can be converted into cash without significantly affecting its price.

High Liquidity = Can buy/sell easily (e.g., cash, stocks of large companies)

Low Liquidity = Difficult to trade (e.g., real estate, art pieces)

🔹 Types of Liquidity

Market Liquidity

Refers to the ease of buying and selling assets in the market.

Example: A market like the New York Stock Exchange has high liquidity due to the large number of buyers and sellers.

Accounting Liquidity

Measures a company's ability to meet its short-term obligations.

The most common ratios used:

Current Ratio = Current Assets / Current Liabilities

Quick Ratio = (Current Assets - Inventory) / Current Liabilities

🔹 Why is Liquidity Important?

For Investors: They prefer liquid assets to quickly adjust their portfolios.

For Companies: They need liquidity to pay bills and stay in the market.

For Markets: Liquid markets are more stable and efficient.

📈 Types of Orders in the Stock Market

#OrderTypes101 (Financial Version)

Market Order: Buy or sell immediately at the best available price.

Limit Order: You set the price you want, and it is not executed unless the market reaches that price.

Stop Order: Converts to a market order when a certain price is reached (stop price).

Stop-Limit Order: Combines a stop order and a limit order — gives you greater control but without a guarantee of execution.

Trailing Stop: Follows the market by a specified percentage or amount — to lock in profits.

📦 Types of Orders in E-Commerce and Delivery

#OrderTypes101 (Commercial Version)

Standard Order: Regular delivery without urgency.

Rush Order: Handled and delivered quickly.

Backorder: The product is currently unavailable and will be shipped later.

Pre-order: Purchase of a product that has not yet been released.

Drop Shipment: The product is shipped directly from the supplier to the customer.

🍽️ Types of Orders in Food Services

#OrderTypes101 (Food Version)

Pickup Order: The customer picks up the order themselves from the restaurant.

Delivery Order: The order is delivered to the customer's location.

Scheduled Order: Ordered now to be executed later.

Catering Order: Large quantities often for events.

Great! It seems you want to make an educational comparison between Centralized Exchanges (CEX) and Decentralized Exchanges (DEX). Here’s a simplified Arabic version suitable for a post titled:

💱 #CEXvsDEX101 | The difference between Centralized and Decentralized Exchanges

📌 Do you trade cryptocurrencies?
Here’s the difference between the two most popular types of exchanges: CEX and DEX 👇

🔷 1. Centralized Exchanges (CEX - Centralized Exchange):

Such as: Binance, Coinbase, Kraken

Control: Managed by a central company

Interface: User-friendly and provides customer support

Custody: Holds your funds within the platform (centralized custody wallet)

Speed: Fast execution and advanced orders

Disadvantages: Prone to hacking, requires identity verification (KYC)

🔶 2. Decentralized Exchanges (DEX - Decentralized Exchange):

Such as: Uniswap, PancakeSwap, dYdX

Control: No central party — trading occurs directly between users

Interface: Often less user-friendly, but constantly improving

Custody: You hold your private keys (your wallet = your control)

Speed: Depends on the blockchain, sometimes slower

Disadvantages: No direct support, fees can sometimes be high

✅ CEX = Ease and speed with a trade-off on privacy
✅ DEX = Freedom and privacy with greater personal responsibility

📢 Let us know: Do you prefer CEX or DEX? And why? 💬👇

#cryptocurrency #cryptotrading #tradingplatforms #blockchain #DeFi #Crypto101

Great! It seems you want to make an educational comparison between centralized exchanges (CEX) and decentralized exchanges (DEX). Here’s a simplified Arabic version suitable for a post titled:

💱 #CEXvsDEX101 | The Difference Between Centralized and Decentralized Exchanges

📌 Do you trade cryptocurrencies?
Here’s the difference between the two most popular types of exchanges: CEX and DEX 👇

🔷 1. Centralized Exchanges (CEX - Centralized Exchange):

Such as: Binance, Coinbase, Kraken

Control: Managed by a central company

Interface: User-friendly and provides customer support

Custody: Holds your funds within the exchange (centralized custody wallet)

Speed: Fast execution and advanced orders

Drawbacks: Vulnerable to hacking, requires identity verification (KYC)

🔶 2. Decentralized Exchanges (DEX - Decentralized Exchange):

Such as: Uniswap, PancakeSwap, dYdX

Control: No central party — trading happens directly between users

Interface: Often less user-friendly, but continuously improving

Custody: You hold your private keys (your wallet = your control)

Speed: Depends on the blockchain, sometimes slower

Drawbacks: No direct support, fees can be high at times

✅ CEX = Ease and speed with a trade-off on privacy
✅ DEX = Freedom and privacy with greater personal responsibility

📢 Tell us: Do you prefer CEX or DEX? And why? 💬👇

#Cryptocurrency #CryptoTrading #TradingPlatforms #Blockchain #DeFi #Crypto101

Great! It seems you want to make an educational comparison between Centralized Exchanges (CEX) and Decentralized Exchanges (DEX). Here’s a simplified English version suitable for a post titled:

💱 #CEXvsDEX101 | The Difference Between Centralized and Decentralized Exchanges

📌 Do you trade cryptocurrencies?
Here’s the difference between the two most popular types of exchanges: CEX and DEX 👇

🔷 1. Centralized Exchanges (CEX - Centralized Exchange):

Such as: Binance, Coinbase, Kraken

Control: Managed by a central company

Interface: User-friendly and provides customer support

Custody: Holds your funds within the exchange (centralized custody wallet)

Speed: Fast execution and advanced orders

Disadvantages: Prone to hacks, requires identity verification (KYC)

🔶 2. Decentralized Exchanges (DEX - Decentralized Exchange):

Such as: Uniswap, PancakeSwap, dYdX

Control: No central party — trading occurs directly between users

Interface: Often less user-friendly, but continuously improving

Custody: You hold your private keys (your wallet = your control)

Speed: Depends on the blockchain, sometimes slower

Disadvantages: No direct support, fees can sometimes be high

✅ CEX = Ease and speed with a trade-off on privacy
✅ DEX = Freedom and privacy with greater personal responsibility

📢 Tell us: Do you prefer CEX or DEX? And why? 💬👇

#Cryptocurrency #CryptoTrading #TradingPlatforms #Blockchain #DeFi #Crypto101

#TradingTypes101
Excellent! If you want to use #TradingTypes101 as a title for an educational post or a social media campaign, here is a simple and translated design you can use:

📊 #TradingTypes101 | Types of Trading for Beginners

Are you new to the world of trading? 🤔
Learn about the top 4 types of trading in financial markets:

🔹 1. Day Trading:
You open and close trades on the same day. Suitable for those looking for quick opportunities, but it requires focus and real-time monitoring.

🔹 2. Swing Trading:
You hold the trade for days or weeks aiming to benefit from medium-term market movements.

🔹 3. Position Trading:
For those with a long-term perspective! The trader holds the trade for months based on fundamental analysis and economic trends.

🔹 4. Scalping:
The fastest style! It relies on executing dozens of trades throughout the day to achieve small recurring profits.

🎯 Which type suits your personality and lifestyle?
Share with us in the comments! 💬👇

#Trading #Investment #Learn_Trading #Types_of_Trading #Forex #Crypto #Stocks

Of course! Here is the translation of #TradingTypes101: An Introduction to Trading Types into Arabic:

#Trading_Types101: An Introduction for Beginners to Trading Styles

1. Day Trading

Time Frame: Same day (without keeping trades open for the next day)

Goal: To profit from small price movements throughout the day

Features: Fast-paced, high risk, requires continuous monitoring

Tools: Technical analysis, charts, real-time news

2. Swing Trading

Time Frame: From days to weeks

Goal: To take advantage of short to medium-term trends

Features: Less stressful than day trading, but requires good timing

Tools: Technical and fundamental analysis

3. Position Trading

Time Frame: From weeks to months (and sometimes years)

Goal: To profit from long-term trends

Features: Does not require daily monitoring, long-term outlook

Tools: Fundamental analysis, general economic trends

4. Scalping

Time Frame: From seconds to minutes

Goal: To achieve multiple small profits throughout the day

Features: Extremely quick decisions, small profit margin per trade

Tools: High-speed trading software, fast order execution

Of course! Here is the translation of #TradingTypes101: Introduction to Trading Types into Arabic:

#Trading_Types101: A Beginner's Introduction to Trading Styles

1. Day Trading

Time Frame: Same day (without keeping positions open for the next day)

Goal: To profit from small price movements during the day

Characteristics: Fast-paced, high risk, requires constant monitoring

Tools: Technical analysis, charts, real-time news

2. Swing Trading

Time Frame: Days to weeks

Goal: To take advantage of short to medium-term trends

Characteristics: Less stressful than day trading, but requires good timing

Tools: Technical and fundamental analysis

3. Position Trading

Time Frame: Weeks to months (and sometimes years)

Goal: To benefit from long-term trends

Characteristics: Does not require daily monitoring, long-term perspective

Tools: Fundamental analysis, general economic trends

4. Scalping

Time Frame: Seconds to minutes

Goal: To make many small profits throughout the day

Characteristics: Extremely quick decisions, small profit margin per trade

Tools: High-speed trading software, fast order execution

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