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Large Cap
| “Large Cap” refers to cryptocurrencies with a high market capitalization, which is determined by dividing the current price of a crypto asset by the total number of coins in circulation. Compared to smaller-cap ones, large-cap crypto assets frequently have higher levels of market activity and liquidity. Given their massive market capitalization and broad adoption, Bitcoin (BTC) and Ethereum (ETH) are good examples of large-cap cryptocurrencies. |
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ETF (Exchange-Traded Fund) Stock-to-flow WAGMI NGMI Wash Trading Hedging Bearwhale Apes Laser Eyes Shilling Bagholder Layer 1 DEG (Decentralized Ecosystem Governance) Permissionless development Cross-chain Stop Loss TVL (Total Value Locked) Miner Extractable Value (MEV) TPS (Transaction per second) Total exchange volume