What are Limit Orders in Cryptocurrency?
A limit order is when a trader tells the exchange to buy or sell a specific amount of cryptocurrency at a set price.
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What To Do In A Crypto Bull Market
In this article, we share five things you SHOULD DO in a crypto bull market and three things you SHOULD NOT do.
New Coin Listing: Trade MEMECOIN on Obiex
Memecoin ($MEME) is the native token for Memeland with a circulating supply of 10,655,493,263 MEME coins and a max. supply of 69,000,000,000 MEME coins
New Coin Listing: Trade PEPE and FLOKI on Obiex
We're excited to announce that PEPE and FLOKI are now available for trading on Obiex!
International Women’s Day 2024 Spotlight: SomehCrypto
For International Women’s Day 2024, we spoke to SomehCrypto, the Founder of Felbeth and Co-Founder of NFTNG.
4 Possible Key Drivers of the Current Bull Market
February 2024 started the crypto rally that ushered in the current bull market. And on March 5, 2024, BTC hit $69,170.63, breaking its ATH.
What are Meme Coins?
Meme coins are cryptocurrencies inspired by internet memes, famous personalities or pop cultural references.
The Role of Market Sentiment in Cryptocurrency Price Movements
The role of market sentiment in cryptocurrency price movements can be summed up as this: positive sentiment can increase prices, while negative sentiment can drive prices down.
Smart Contracts; Applications and Risks of Self-Executing Contracts
Smart contracts are self-executing programs that reside on the blockchain. They were first proposed in 1994 by Nick Szabo, an American computer scientist.
Bitcoin Surges Past $55k: A Milestone Revisited
Bitcoin hit $55,000 today, 27th February 2024, for the first time since 2021🚀
How to Recognise Crypto Market Manipulation
In this article, we'll explore common tactics used to manipulate crypto markets and provide strategies to safeguard your investments.
The Importance of Support and Resistance Levels in Crypto Trading
Support is a price level at which an asset’s price stops falling. Whereas resistance is a level at which the price of an asset stops rising.