# Token & Staking

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**APR**: Annual percentage rate (APR) refers to the yearly interest generated by a sum that's charged to borrowers or paid to investors. It does not take into account the compounding of interest within a specific year.

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**Circulation Supply**: The total number of coins that are currently in circulation and available to the public.

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**Fixed Pool** : A staking pool that does not allow the user to withdraw the staked funds before the staking period is over.

**Flexible Pool**: A staking pool that does not allow the user to withdraw the staked funds before the staking period is over.

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<summary>Letter - I</summary>

**IDO**: An initial decentralized exchange offering (IDO) is a way of raising financing for a blockchain project by launching a token sale on a decentralized cryptocurrency exchange.

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**Liquidity**: Liquidity is a fundamental part of both the crypto and financial markets. It is the manner in which assets are converted to cash quickly and efficiently, avoiding drastic price swings.

**Locking Period**: A specific period of time in which cryptocurrency tokens cannot be transacted or traded.

**LP (Liquidity Pool)**: A crowdsourced pool of cryptocurrencies or tokens locked in a smart contract that is used to provide liquidity to the assets.

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**Market Capitalization**: Total capitalization of a protocol or project. It is calculated by multiplying the number of coins in circulation with the market price.

**Max Supply**: The maximum number of coins or tokens that will be ever created.

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<summary>Letter - S</summary>

**Staking**: Staking is the process in which participants in a network earn rewards by locking their coins into cryptocurrency wallets to validate network transactions or to supply liquidity to others.

**Staking Pool**: A pool where crypto holders lock their assets (tokens) together, allowing them to increase their chances of validating new transactions in the blockchain and receive rewards in return. Check&#x20;

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<summary>Letter - T</summary>

**Token**: A token is a cryptocurrency that allows users to use a certain network or product. Tokens can have multiple use-cases; while some work like currencies, others perform the function of utility tokens.

**Tokenomics**: A term that combines the terms "Token" and "Economics" to describe how tokens are managed within a blockchain project to achieve financial goals.

**Treasury**: Treasury involves the management of money and financial risks in a business. The priority is to ensure the business has the money it needs to manage its day-to-day business obligations. It also aims to ensure there is enough cash available to meet future liabilities.

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**Withdrawal Fees**: Network Fees that users pay for withdrawing their tokens before the ending date of the staking pools.

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