- No markdown (so plain text, no **, #? Actually final line includes hashtags, that's okay)
- Start with: 'Crypto Term of the Day:'
- 120-160 words total (including that line and final line). Must count words.
- Use one simple analogy from everyday life.
- Explain why a crypto investor needs to understand this.
- End with: "Save this post and share it with your crypto friends!"
- Final line: #CryptoAnalysis #TechnicalAnalysis #CryptoEducation #Blockchain
We must output only the final post text, no extra commentary.
We need to count words. Let's craft a post of about 130-150 words.
First line: "Crypto Term of the Day:" counts as 4 words? Actually "Crypto" (1) "Term" (2) "of" (3) "the" (4) "Day:" (5) maybe "Day:" counts as one word. So 5 words.
We need total 120-160 words inclusive of all words. Let's aim for ~140 words.
We need one simple analogy from everyday life. Eg: "Think of market cap as the price of a pizza slice you can buy today, while fully diluted valuation is the price of the whole pizza including slices not yet baked." Or something.
Explain why investor needs to understand: because market cap reflects current circulating supply, FDV includes future supply, affecting dilution risk.
End with "Save this post and share it with your crypto friends!" then final line with hashtags.
- Start with: 'Crypto Term of the Day:'
- 120-160 words total (including that line and final line). Must count words.
- Use one simple analogy from everyday life.
- Explain why a crypto investor needs to understand this.
- End with: "Save this post and share it with your crypto friends!"
- Final line: #CryptoAnalysis #TechnicalAnalysis #CryptoEducation #Blockchain
We must output only the final post text, no extra commentary.
We need to count words. Let's craft a post of about 130-150 words.
First line: "Crypto Term of the Day:" counts as 4 words? Actually "Crypto" (1) "Term" (2) "of" (3) "the" (4) "Day:" (5) maybe "Day:" counts as one word. So 5 words.
We need total 120-160 words inclusive of all words. Let's aim for ~140 words.
We need one simple analogy from everyday life. Eg: "Think of market cap as the price of a pizza slice you can buy today, while fully diluted valuation is the price of the whole pizza including slices not yet baked." Or something.
Explain why investor needs to understand: because market cap reflects current circulating supply, FDV includes future supply, affecting dilution risk.
End with "Save this post and share it with your crypto friends!" then final line with hashtags.