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Any other movable and immovable property, as well as intangible assets, has its own liquidity. If the product is sold quickly, it is called highly liquid, if it is slow, it is called low liquid. The market of highly liquid goods bears a similar name - the highly liquid market. If the product cannot be sold at all, it is called illiquid or “illiquid”. | Any other movable and immovable property, as well as intangible assets, has its own liquidity. If the product is sold quickly, it is called highly liquid, if it is slow, it is called low liquid. The market of highly liquid goods bears a similar name - the highly liquid market. If the product cannot be sold at all, it is called illiquid or “illiquid”. | ||
'''Provider''' is a company that provides any services. Basically, we use the term provider in the context of [[ | '''Provider''' is a company that provides any services. Basically, we use the term provider in the context of [[wikipedia:Internet service provider|Internet service providers]] providing access to the Internet. Quite often, providers are called commercial organizations that provide digital services: service providers, hosting providers, payment providers. Separately, liquidity providers are financial organizations that provide working capital to the markets. In relation to them, the term “liquidity” is used as a synonym for the concept of “working capital“, for example, “the bank has put liquidity on the FOREX market”. | ||
The term “liquidity provider” appeared when money and valuables received digital form. Although before this term there were many people and organizations that immediately gave money for goods, for example pawnshops or antique sellers. | The term “liquidity provider” appeared when money and valuables received digital form. Although before this term there were many people and organizations that immediately gave money for goods, for example pawnshops or antique sellers. | ||