2026-01-04 03:53:18

Daily Question — Insight into ETF leveraged tokens to make trading more proficient.

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PixiuMonster

· 22h ago

2026 Go Go Go 👊

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SunnyOk

· 01-04 08:36

Net Asset Value (NAV) refers to the actual value of the fund. It represents the fair market value of the assets held per unit of the fund at a specific time. NAV reflects the actual value per share of the fund's underlying assets in the secondary market and also serves as a reference price for users to buy and sell leveraged ETF tokens.

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Crypto_Buzz_with_Alex

· 01-04 06:50

Buy To Earn 💎

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Crypto_Buzz_with_Alex

· 01-04 06:50

2026 GOGOGO 👊

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Crypto_Buzz_with_Alex

· 01-04 06:50

Happy New Year! 🤑

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MrFlower_XingChen

· 01-04 05:44

The net asset value (NAV) of a fund refers to the actual price per unit of a mutual fund or investment fund. Simply put, NAV indicates: 👉 If the fund were to be liquidated today, how much each fund unit would be worth.

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HighAmbition

· 01-04 05:05

Buy To Earn 💎

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CryptoChampion

· 01-04 04:38

Net Asset Value (NAV) refers to the actual value of a fund. It represents the fair market value of the assets held per unit of the fund at a given time. NAV reflects the real value of each share based on the fund’s underlying assets in the secondary market, and it is also the reference price at which users buy or sell leveraged ETF tokens.

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ProfitAndThenLoseEverythingIn

· 01-04 04:32

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BlindCryptoMama

· 01-04 04:24

english?

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