What is a flash loan?
A flash loan is an uncollateralised loan borrowed and repaid in one transaction. Learn how atomicity makes it possible and…
How crypto markets function mechanically — order books, bid-ask spreads, slippage, market depth, market makers, liquidity, and exchange mechanics. We explain how markets work, never what to do: no signals, entries, targets, or strategy.
A flash loan is an uncollateralised loan borrowed and repaid in one transaction. Learn how atomicity makes it possible and…
MEV, maximal extractable value, is profit from controlling transaction ordering in a block. Learn where it comes from, its main…
Open interest is the total number of derivative contracts currently open. Learn how it rises and falls and how it…
A candlestick chart shows the open, high, low and close for each period. Learn how to read a candle's body,…
Fully diluted valuation (FDV) is price times maximum supply. Learn how FDV is calculated, how it differs from market cap,…
Circulating supply is the number of crypto tokens freely available to trade today. Learn how it differs from total and…
Market cap in crypto is price times circulating supply. Learn how market capitalisation is calculated, how aggregators estimate it, and…
A coin often shows different prices on different exchanges. Here is why prices differ between exchanges, and why arbitrage narrows…
A matching engine pairs buy and sell orders into trades. Here is how order matching engines work, and why price-time…
Market depth shows how much can trade before the price moves. Here is what market depth means and how to…