A chargeback refers to the reimbursement of funds to the individual who initiated a particular transaction, typically involving the use of a credit or debit card.
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The Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) is a prominent exchange that specializes in the trading of futures and options within the United States.
A cipher refers to any algorithm that has the capability to encrypt and decrypt data.
Ciphertext is the outcome of encrypting plaintext using an algorithm.
Swing Trading is a trading strategy that seeks to generate profits by capitalizing on short to medium-term fluctuations in the prices of stocks, commodities, and/or currencies within a span of days or weeks.
Circulating Supply refers to the most accurate estimation of the quantity of coins that are currently in circulation within the market and held by the public.
Capital efficiencies refer to the comparison between a company’s expenditure on increasing revenue and the resulting profits it generates.
A decentralized network refers to a group of interconnected elements that interact with each other without relying on a central power or server.
Capital Funds refer to the financial resources, either in the form of debt or equity, that are allocated to support the operations of a company.
Capitulation refers to the act of disposing of assets or cryptocurrencies at a substantial loss due to a lack of confidence or belief in their potential for price appreciation.