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I just saw many of you asking about the numerical symbols on the exchange, so I want to share it right away. Actually, it's not complicated; it's just abbreviations for easier reading.
Starting with the simplest: 1K is 1k, meaning one thousand. Next is 1M, which represents 1 million, or how much money 1M is depends on the type of currency you're looking at. If it's USD, then 1M = 1 million USD; if it's VND, then 1M = 1 million VND. This is important because it directly affects your transaction value.
Moving on, 1E is 100 million, 1B is 1 billion (or 1 billion units), and the largest is 1T, meaning 1 trillion. When you see these numbers on charts or in articles about trading volume, now you know what they correspond to. I usually remember by comparing them to familiar currencies, which makes it easier to visualize. Do you have any more questions?