undertheradar's definitions

EOS

A cryptocurrency created by Block One which supports smart contacts much like Ethereum. EOS uses delegated proof of stake to confirm transactions, which leads to confirmed speeds of at least 1000 transactions per secund, as opposed to Ethereum's 15 transactions per secund. The developers of Block One claim EOS, as a cryptocurrency, is not an acronym.

- I bought EOS at its peak! Oh no!
- That's right. Buy high, sell low.

by undertheradar July 5, 2019

few

Short for "few people understand." Refers to a perspective an individual thinks is important but not enough people are aware of.

Used as a meme in cryptocurrency communities.

Few.

Ethereum is rewriting the financial system, few people understand.

by undertheradar May 20, 2021

DeFi

Decentralized Finance. Typically refers to apps connected to distributed ledger smart contracts such as with Ethereum and EOS, however, some refer to Bitcoin.

This DeFi trading app uses Metamask.

by undertheradar July 4, 2019

dust

Significantly low balances, such as a balance below 1 US cent, that are non-zero. Possible in cryptocurrency, where digital currencies can be seen up to 18 decimal places. Example: 0.000001 USDC.

This exchange has a minimum trading amount and a minimum withdrawal limit, so my account has dust I'll never be able to withdraw.

by undertheradar August 11, 2021

dumb money

Not understanding an asset a person is buying, or a market someone is engaging in. Not caring to learn about an asset someone is buying.

Buying an asset at the peak before a bear market. The act of buying high and selling low.

Effectively, it’s dumb money moving in.

by undertheradar June 12, 2020

decentralized currency

Digital money organized by a synced distributed ledger online. While centralized currencies are backed by the economies of countries, decentralized currencies typically don't have a government affiliation. These currencies are run by incentivized volunteers via appropriate consensus algorithms. Much like incentivized volunteers run Uber, called drivers, and Airbnb, called hosts, incentivized volunteers, traditionally called "miners," run these decentralized currency protocols. Examples of decentralized currencies include Bitcoin and Ethereum.

I haven't been trading much decentralized currency lately.

by undertheradar July 8, 2019

twap

Time-weighted average price. The average price of an asset over time.

TWAP is used by traders with high volume, executing the same size trade over and over during a span of time. This is done to not drain liquidity in a single trade. And to not affect market perceptions in a single trade.

He's twaping Bitcoin, selling $100k every minute.

by undertheradar May 20, 2021