OCO orders link a take-profit and stop-loss so that when one executes, the other is canceled automatically, helping crypto traders manage risk more systematically in volatile markets.
Trailing return measures how an investment performed over a set historical period. It helps investors compare assets, review volatility, and assess portfolio results, but it remains backward-looking and should not be used alone.
Proof of History (PoH) is Solana's novel consensus mechanism that uses Verifiable Delay Functions (VDFs) to create immutable timestamps, enabling high throughput, scalability, and energy efficiency. This article explores how PoH works, its pros and cons, and comparisons with Proof of Work and Proof of Stake.
Sui Network sees explosive on-chain growth: daily active users surged from 488K to 1.4M, daily transactions hit 17.4M, TVL approaches $1B, and SUI token appreciates 136% YTD with a 91% monthly outperformance vs Bitcoin.
Smart contracts are self-executing programs on blockchains that automate agreements when preset conditions are met. This article explains how they work, outlines key types and use cases, and reviews the IBM-Maersk TradeLens example alongside current scalability and security constraints.
DPoS is an evolution of Proof of Stake that uses token-holder voting to select block producers and governance participants. It improves efficiency and accountability, but still faces concerns around security and centralization.
Tax loss harvesting allows investors to offset capital gains by selling underperforming assets. This article explains how it works, its benefits, and highlights that Indian tax law excludes cryptocurrencies from this strategy.
The inverted cup and handle is a technical analysis pattern that can signal weakening bullish momentum and a potential bearish continuation. Here is how traders identify, confirm, and use it with risk controls.
