Market Terminology

A digital asset issued on a blockchain representing a unit of value, utility, or ownership.

The native token of the Musiwallet ecosystem, used for trading, staking, and rewards.

Total value of a token: current price multiplied by circulating supply.

A pool of tokens locked in a smart contract that enables decentralized trading.

Annual Percentage Yield — the yearly return on staked assets, including compounding.

Locking tokens for a period to earn rewards and support network operations.

A limit order that adds liquidity to the order book, usually with lower fees.

A market order that fills instantly against existing liquidity, usually with higher fees.

A digital tool that stores the keys used to sign blockchain transactions.

A fee paid to blockchain validators to process a transaction.

A share of artist revenue distributed to token holders periodically.

A market condition where prices are falling, typically 20%+ below recent highs.

A market condition where prices are rising over a sustained period.

Know Your Customer — identity verification required for regulated trading.

The difference between expected and executed price on a market order.

Self-executing code on a blockchain that automates agreements without intermediaries.

A system where token holders vote on platform decisions and proposals.

The number of tokens currently available and trading in the market.