72 concepts
The library contains 72 essential concepts organized across Finance, Crypto, Trading, Kaspa and Macro.
Explore →Understand the market language behind KAS Watch. Start with plain-English definitions and practical examples, then explore a library of 72 concepts across finance, crypto, trading, Kaspa and macroeconomics.
The library contains 72 essential concepts organized across Finance, Crypto, Trading, Kaspa and Macro.
Explore →18 guides are included free and 54 deeper guides are part of Premium.
Explore →Guides include practical examples, interpretation notes, common mistakes and related concepts.
Explore →Market tools become more useful when users understand the language behind them. The Toolbox is designed to answer questions such as what a metric means, why it matters, how it is commonly interpreted and which other concepts should be read alongside it.
The categories span traditional finance, crypto market structure, trading mechanics, Kaspa-specific concepts and macroeconomics. Search and related-concept links make the library useful both for a first explanation and for deeper exploration after a user encounters an unfamiliar term elsewhere in KAS Watch.
The Toolbox complements the Academy rather than replacing it. The Academy provides a structured path; the Toolbox is the reference shelf. Paper Trading and Prediction Lab then provide places to apply or test the concepts without using real money.
These introductory examples are visible without opening the app. They explain how to read a metric—not whether to buy or sell an asset. For more context, open the full Toolbox.
Meaning: Price multiplied by circulating supply. It helps compare the market size of crypto assets, but is not the amount of money that flowed into them.
Example: At an illustrative price of $0.10 and supply of 1 billion coins, market capitalization is $100 million.
Meaning: An estimate of computing work securing a proof-of-work blockchain such as Kaspa.
Read with: Mining difficulty, observation period and methodology. A rising hashrate does not guarantee a rising token price.
Meaning: Exposure larger than the margin posted. Leverage magnifies both gains and losses.
Example: A $100 margin at 3× leverage represents $300 of notional exposure before fees and funding. A 5% adverse price move corresponds to a simplified $15 loss, or 15% of the posted margin, before costs.
Meaning: A predefined instruction intended to reduce downside when a trigger is reached.
Watch out: Real execution can differ from the trigger price due to market gaps, slippage or insufficient liquidity.
Meaning: A periodic payment mechanism used by some perpetual futures markets to help align contract and spot prices.
Interpretation: The sign and magnitude can offer positioning context, but should be read alongside open interest and price, not as a standalone forecast.
Example values above are illustrative, not live market readings. Explanations are educational and do not constitute financial advice.
The Toolbox is a searchable reference library of finance and crypto definitions. The Academy provides a structured learning path.
The library offers 18 free concept guides. The other 54 guides are part of KAS Watch Premium.
Market capitalization is a crypto asset’s market price multiplied by its circulating supply. It is not the amount of cash invested in the asset.
Hashrate estimates the rate of computational work performed by proof-of-work miners. It is not a direct signal of token price direction.
No. In live markets, slippage, gaps and liquidity can cause execution at a different price. Educational examples are simplified.
The Toolbox is an educational reference. Definitions and examples are provided for learning and should not be treated as personalized investment recommendations.