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Category – Borrowing Risks

Borrowing risks refer to the financial dangers associated with taking on debt, such as the inability to repay loans or the potential for higher interest rates. In trading, borrowing risks are closely tied to leverage, where traders borrow funds to amplify potential returns. However, excessive borrowing can lead to margin calls or forced liquidations if positions move unfavorably. Traders must carefully assess debt levels, market conditions, and repayment schedules to mitigate these risks and avoid significant financial loss.

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LIQUIDITY POOL

Liquidity pool is a collection of funds locked in a smart contract, used to facilitate trading by providing liquidity.

STAKING REWARDS YIELD

Staking Rewards Yield calculates the percentage yield earned from staking assets.

TOKEN

Token is a unit of value issued by a project, representing an asset or utility on a blockchain, often used in initial coin offerings (ICOs).

STAKING

Staking is the process of participating in transaction validation (similar to mining) on a proof-of-stake (PoS) blockchain, earning rewards in the form of additional cryptocurrency.

DECENTRALIZED FINANCE (DEFI)

Decentralized finance (DeFi) is an emerging financial technology that challenges the traditional financial system by using blockchain technology for financial transactions without intermediaries.

CASH VS MARGIN TRADING PERFORMANCE

Cash vs. Margin Trading Performance compares the profitability and risk of trades executed with available cash versus those made using borrowed funds (margin). It helps assess the impact of leverage on trading results.

LEVERAGE EFFECTIVENESS

Leverage Effectiveness evaluates how leverage amplifies or degrades returns in trades.

MARGIN REQUIREMENT VALUE

Margin Requirement Value represents the specific monetary amount required as collateral for a trade. It ensures sufficient funds are allocated to support leveraged or margin-based positions.

LEVERAGE FACTOR

Leverage Factor is the use of borrowed capital to increase the potential return of an investment, expressed as a ratio. It amplifies both potential gains and risks, requiring careful management to avoid excessive exposure.

USED CREDIT LINE

Used Credit Line represents the portion of the total credit line that has already been utilized. It includes funds borrowed for trades, margin loans, or other obligations, providing insight into current borrowing activity and liabilities.

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