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Blockchain & Crypto Glossary
Overbought is a subjective term that refers to an asset that has recently traded at an increased price relative to its perceived intrinsic or fair value, and may be expected to drop in price..
Over-the-counter (OTC) trading is typically a process where an agreement to purchase a specific asset is completed between two parties without the need for a centralized exchange (CEX)..
Over-optimization is a process that occurs when traders create a trading algorithm (often using excessive curve-fitting) on a computerized system that looks great in theory, but when it is..
Heavily researched, peer-reviewed, and security-vetted, Ouroboros Praos is the Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism securing the Cardano blockchain. Currently using staking pools run..
oTokens represent options contracts and are used to customize automated derivatives strategies by inputting specific variables such as the derivative's time of expiration, strike price..
An orphan block (generally referred to as a stale block) is a block that has not been accepted within a blockchain network due to the lag time when two blocks are mined simultaneously..
The Organization for the Advancement of Structured Information Standards (OASIS) is a multi-partnered international nonprofit body that helps facilitate the standardized development..
Order slicing is a strategy used by institutional investors with large amounts of capital to make large purchases or trades (generally via an order book and online exchange interface)..
An order ring is a process whereby a ring miner completes an order by using a Loopring smart contract to determine how to best fill the order. If the ring miner can execute the order..
An order book is an electronic list of buy and sell orders for a specific security, asset, or financial instrument (or in the blockchain industry, a specific cryptocurrency asset) organized..
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