Mining difficulty is a blockchain network parameter that indicates how difficult it is to perform the math required to find a new block and thus receive a reward for it.

Margin trading is the practice of trading on the spot market using borrowed funds. The trader borrows them against their own assets — margin. He pays an hourly interest rate commission for the use of credit funds.

Margin trading is the practice of trading on the spot market using borrowed funds. The trader borrows them against their own assets — margin. He pays an hourly interest rate commission for the use of credit funds. How does it work? How do you put it to use? Let’s find out together!

Price slippage occurs when a market order is executed at a price that differs from the price specified in the order on the exchange. What causes it to happen? How does it work? Let’s figure it out together!

A short squeeze occurs when the price of an asset rises due to an excessive accumulation of short positions, the closing of which creates additional demand to buy the asset and leads to further price growth. How can you protect yourself from it? Let’s find out together!

Transaction fees in Ethereum are determined by blockchain load and transaction complexity. Ethereum has a large number of users but poor performance, resulting in increased load and consistently high fees. What should you do about it? Can we really cut the commissions? Let’s find out together!

Arbitrum is a second-level (L2) solution for the Ethereum network developed by the American company Offchain Labs.

The Risk/Reward ratio is a coefficient designed to calculate the potential profitability from a trade relative to the inherent risk and taking into account the trader’s strategy. How does it work? Is it really something we need? Let’s find out!

Lido ($LDO) is one of the pioneers of liquid staking and a project that has softened user entry into Ethereum 2.0. A fundamentally strong project that built its business around a product that brings value to the market and users.

Maximal Extractable Value (MEV) is a method for miners or validators to increase their profits by changing the order of transactions before approving a new block on the network.