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Liquidity

In shortHow easily an asset can be bought or sold without moving its price much.

Bitcoin on a major exchange is very liquid. A small memecoin may have so little liquidity that selling $5,000 crashes the price. Low liquidity means more slippage and more room for manipulation.

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Related terms

  • SlippageThe difference between the price you expect and the price you actually get.
  • Trading volumeThe total value of an asset traded over a period, usually 24 hours.
  • Liquidity poolA pot of tokens locked in a smart contract that traders swap against on a DEX.
  • Market makerA firm or program that constantly posts buy and sell orders, earning the spread and providing liquidity.
  • Spread (bid-ask spread)The gap between the highest price buyers are paying (bid) and the lowest price sellers are asking (ask).
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