Moving collateral at a custodian so trades can net without depositing to an exchange wallet.

A service that turns crypto back into bank money.

Open, high, low, close prices over a fixed interval, drawn as a candlestick on price charts.

When price and open interest move in opposite ways, hinting at short or long covering.

A cascade of liquidations that wipes open interest and often marks a local extreme.

Publishing or settling fund net asset value through on-chain oracles or issuer updates for tokenized funds.

A service that turns bank money into crypto, usually a CEX, broker, or payment app.

The number of derivative contracts still outstanding. Rising open interest means new risk is entering.

Contracts that give the right, but not the obligation, to buy (call) or sell (put) at a strike price.

Options is a market sector used to group crypto assets with similar use or design.

Oracle is a market sector used to group crypto assets with similar use or design.

A charting zone where large orders are believed to have been filled, used in ICT-style crypto TA.

A list of resting bids and asks on an exchange. The engine matches incoming orders against that book.

Over-the-counter trading arranged away from a public book, used by large tickets that would move a screen.

Ondo's tokenized U.S. Treasuries product shorthand used in RWA dashboards.