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This is a investor or trader who has been holding (or hodling) a particular cryptocurrency for too long and now has to face the consequences of that decision.
In extreme cases, a bag holder has bought at a high and missed the opportunity to sell, leaving this person with worthless coins.
A “holder” is an individual or entity that owns the securities or other assets in a portfolio or account.
The cost of carry represents the various expenses associated with holding a financial asset or investment over a specific period.
An expiry date, also known as an expiration date, refers to a predetermined date on which a derivative contract ceases to exist.
The “Fed put” is a term used to describe the perceived support that the Fed provides to financial markets in times of turmoil.
A misspelling of ‘hold’ that stuck around to mean ‘keep’. A cryptocurrency trader who buys a coin and does not see himself selling in the foreseeable future is called a HODLer of the coin. If a...
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