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Hyperinflation is a form of inflation that happens quickly. It erodes the purchasing power of the local currency. During hyperinflation, people buy goods and services as quickly as possible to avoid losing more spending power. During hyperinflation, businesses raise…

A forward contract is a customized contract between two parties to buy or sell an asset at a specified price on a future date. It is a non-standardized contract, which means that the terms of the contract can be tailored to meet the specific requirements of the buyer and…

A perpetual futures contract is an agreement to buy or sell an asset at an unspecified time in the future. All perpetual contracts are cash-settled. The distinguishing characteristic of a perpetual contract is the lack of an expiration date. This is what separates it from a…

Blockchain technology is broach and encompasses a diverse range of capabilities. It enables the existence of various digital and virtual currencies known as cryptocurrencies. Currently, there is a variety of cryptocurrencies that differ in terms of construct and…

Cryptocurrency investors, developers, and blockchain enthusiasts have taken a liking to Tron (TRX), a digital currency that seeks to decentralize content sharing on social media platforms and other online platforms by rewarding users with its native cryptocurrency. Using…

Arguably, the most reliable technical indicator in modern history was created by a twelfth-century Italian mathematician Leonardo Fibonacci. The vast majority of mathematical historians consider him the greatest mathematician of the Middle Ages. In fact, many experts claim…

What is Polkadot? Polkadot has emerged in the cryptocurrency market as an innovative financial subsystem capable of connecting multiple types of blockchains and contributing to a vision of a decentralized World Wide Web. Contrary to the way that banks and financial…

Hosoda referred to the system as the Ichimoku Cloud. The Ichimoku Cloud In terms of visual appearance, the Ichimoku Cloud is similar to Japanese candlesticks. However, it contains more data points than a standard candlestick chart. At first glance, the system appears…

Denial-of-service (DoS) is a cyber-attack that occurs when a perpetrator attempts to disrupt the internet services of a host computer. The attacker attempts to flood the targeted machine with multiple requests in an effort to overload the system and prevent user requests…