Fixed Income Security
Debt instruments providing regular interest and principal repayment, like bonds.
What is Fixed Income Security?
Fixed-income securities are investments yielding fixed periodic payments and principal return at maturity, issued by entities for funding. In Strategy’s structure, includes converts and preferreds, with projected $48M interest and $217M dividends in 2025.
Related Terms
Paper Hands
Traders or investors who sell their digital assets quickly at the first sign of market volatility or negative news, reflecting low risk tolerance.
Spot Price
The current market price at which a digital asset can be immediately bought or sold.
Just-In-Time Liquidity Attacks
A MEV strategy where liquidity is added and removed around a large trade to extract profits at the expense of regular providers.
Margin
The collateral or initial investment required to open and maintain a leveraged trading position in digital asset markets, amplifying potential profits and losses.
Payment Service Providers (PSPs)
Intermediaries facilitating electronic transactions between merchants and customers.
CLOB (Central Limit Order Book)
A trading mechanism that matches buy and sell orders for assets based on price-time priority, commonly used in both traditional and decentralized exchanges.