Investing

Not to burst the cynics’ bubble, but Bitcoin goes through natural market cycles – and it doesn’t mean the end. All markets move through upward and downward trends let’s break down how it works.

A brief overview of some of the most common cryptocurrency trading and investment strategies.

Nothing escapes inflation, not fuel and food prices. Not investments, and definitely not Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Not yet, anyway.

Stakers combine their assets in a stake pool to increase their chances of reward and meet required minimum amount to stake.

Fiat currency is money issued by a central bank, cryptocurrency is digital money governed by blockchain, computer code, the crypto community.

A positive return on investment (ROI) is the holy grail of investing. It’s what all investors are after when they place their confidence and money in a certain asset, and has come to be a universally accepted measure of profitability. 

Spread is the difference in price between an ask and a bid.

An index is an aggregated security that tracks the performance of a collection of companies or assets. An example is the FTSE 100, which tracks the performance of the top 100 companies on the London Stock Exchange (LSE).

A bear market is the part of a market cycle when prices are trending downwards, generally due to fear that prices will continue to fall. This triggers further selloffs and becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy.

Hedging is a way to reduce the risk of holding an asset. This is done by holding assets that are expected to have price moves in the opposite direction.

A trading strategy is an approach for longing or shorting financial markets with the aim to earn a profit as consistently as possible. There are lots of different approaches for trading that depend on a trader’s objectives

A bull market is when prices are in a rising trend and are expected to continue.