Glossary / Terminology
Definitions of common terms used throughout the Vixor platform.
Glossary / Terminology
This glossary provides simple definitions for the most commonly used terms within the Vixor platform. It's especially helpful for new users who are just getting started with market-making.
A
Ask
The lowest price a seller is willing to accept for a token.
API Key
A secure code used to connect your Vixor account to your exchange account.
B
Base Token
The main token of a trading pair (e.g., in DOGE/USDT, DOGE is the base token).
Bid
The highest price a buyer is willing to pay for a token.
Boost
A feature that places additional, aggressive orders to increase visibility and trading volume.
D
Dashboard
The main screen in Vixor showing project stats, trade activity, and MM status.
E
Exchange
A centralized or decentralized platform where crypto assets are traded.
F
Fee
A small cost paid per transaction, usually to the exchange. Vixor tracks fees to measure usage.
H
History
A section where you can find logs of volume, trades, fees, spreads, balances, and past boost actions.
L
Liquidity
How easily a token can be bought or sold without affecting its price.
M
Market Making (MM)
A strategy involving continuous buy/sell orders to maintain trading activity and price stability.
P
Pair
Two tokens combined for trading, such as ETH/USDT or DOGE/BNB.
Price Movement
How token prices change over time across active pairs.
S
Spread
The percentage difference between the highest bid and the lowest ask.
Sandbox Mode
A safe test environment where you can run your configuration without affecting real funds.
T
Trade
An executed transaction — either a buy or a sell.
Token Balance Limit
A cap set in Risk Management to prevent excessive use of a token in MM operations.
This glossary will be continuously updated as new features and terms are introduced to Vixor.