Remember part 1? That was just the warm-up!

GM, degens!

Hope you’ve not only memorized a few words from the first part, but also managed to do some flipping in our trading contest. Still not sure what ‘flipping’ means? Welcome to part two of your favorite degen dictionary.

You’ve probably seen these words in chats before — just nodding along like you understood. Enough pretending.

Let’s go!

• Hold — when you keep a token, believing it’ll moon someday. If you’ve survived all the dips without selling — congrats, you’ve got diamond hands.
• Flip — a quick buy-and-sell move for profit. Could take seconds. Though sometimes flippers “accidentally” become holders.
• Top holder — the whale sitting on the biggest slice of the token supply.
• Tax — a small trading fee on buys or sells, often used in reward tokens where part of each transaction goes to the community pool.
• Gas — the network or platform fee for executing transactions.
• Reward — bonuses for token holders. They might come from staking, activity, or just sticking around.
• Slippage — the price difference when swapping. Too low — your transaction might fail. Too high — you might overpay and grab that token at x1.5.
• Sandwich bot — not the tasty kind. It front-runs your transaction, pushes its own order before yours, and sells right after — profiting off your trade.
• MEV-protection — your anti-sandwich shield. Transactions go through private channels straight to validators — no bots, no front-runs. Yes, they’re a bit slower than usual, but they keep your order safe from unwanted losses.

Now you can spot a holder from a flipper — and trade smarter on DTrade, the only place that keeps you safe from those sandwich munchers.

No more studying — it’s trading time

C u!