Price action refers to the way prices change over a period of time. It helps you to make good trading decisions like when to enter and when to exit a position.

Blockchain security is a comprehensive risk assessment process carried out for a blockchain network to assure its safety from hacks, data breaches, and fraud.

Blockchain technology helps supply chain management, eliminating the need for a centralized database administration, and tracking the movement of products.

WOO Network is a deep liquidity network for large institutions and high-volume traders to trade in a dark pool platform using its CeFi and DeFi exchange services with zero trading fees.

An Order Book is a list of open or outstanding orders for trading pairs. All order books typically share price, amount, the buy side, and the sell side.

Compound Finance is a Defi protocol that offers lending and borrowing to users without the need for an intermediary.

The Elliott Wave theory is a technical analysis technique that is used by technical analysts and mathematicians to make profitable market price predictions.

Proof of Reserves is a review of balances held by a crypto exchange or any other financial institution to verify the company’s actual asset holdings.

Harmony, a layer-1 blockchain, uses sharding and effective proof of stake to further scalability, security, and decentralization.

The head and shoulders pattern is a technical structure that signals a change in market direction from an uptrend to a downtrend.

Kusama coin (KSM) is the native token of the Kusama Network with on-chain governance capabilities for users. KSM offers a wide range of use cases such as staking, governance, and parachain auction.

Elrond is a blockchain platform capable of processing transactions at high speeds, and it provides security for the network by utilizing the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) mechanism.

Waves is a proof-of-stake blockchain network, decentralized exchange, and wallet that makes it simple for users to exchange and trade cryptocurrencies.

The Graph (GRT) is a protocol for indexing and accessing blockchain data, and is often referred to as the Google of Web3.

Quant (QNT) is a blockchain network that uses an ever-expanding list of DLT connectors and APIs to allow different blockchains to communicate with each other.