"To buy" (bayit) is slang used by traders and investors, derived from the English word buy and meaning to purchase an asset: a cryptocurrency, token, or coin.

A bounty is a marketing campaign run by a crypto project in which participants perform set actions and receive a reward in tokens for doing so. The format was especially widely used during the ICO era.

A buy wall is a large order or cluster of buy orders in the exchange order book. It can hold back a price decline and is often used to influence the behavior and psychology of market participants.

Arbitrage is a strategy based on the price difference of the same asset across different venues. In cryptocurrencies it relies on rate discrepancies between exchanges and requires accounting for fees and risks.

An ASIC miner is a cryptocurrency mining device built on specialized ASIC chips. It is tailored to a specific algorithm and is significantly more efficient than universal hardware.