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📖 The LEXICON card

The simplest card in the app, and one of the most useful: one term, one definition. Memecoins have their jargon, Mastermind has its expressions — this card explains them, one word at a time, right in the Telegram feed.

When does it arrive?

Regularly on Telegram, between signals. Three categories of terms rotate: memecoin trading jargon (slippage, rug pull, liquidity…), Mastermind's own expressions (solvable peak, screening, score…) and the app's buttons and labels. The full index — over 110 entries — lives in the manual's INDEX section (French), and the bot's /lexique command opens it anytime.

The anatomy of the card

Card generated by the app's real rendering engine. Cards are delivered in French — every zone is explained below.

Mon Petit Tradeur lexicon card: definition of the term “solvable peak” 1 2 3 4 5
  1. “Le lexique de l'app” (the app's lexicon) The header subtitle that identifies the series.
  2. The category badge LEXIQUE — MASTERMIND here: the term belongs to the app's own vocabulary. Other badges: trading jargon, app buttons.
  3. The term Big and purple — one term per card, so each one sticks.
  4. The definition A few lines, in plain language, with the “why it matters” — not a dictionary entry. Here, “pic solvable” (solvable peak): the peak you could actually have SOLD into, slippage and fees deducted — the one that pays, not the one that displays.
  5. The card footer The reminder of the full index (monpetittradeur.com/manuel.html) and the /lexique command.

Why this card exists

Because a user who understands what they read makes better decisions — and because jargon is the first barrier for newcomers. If a term escapes you anywhere in this guide, it probably has its definition in the A→Z index. Look it up before committing anything: never trade what you don't understand.

The reflex to build
Unknown word on a card → /lexique on Telegram or the manual's index. Thirty seconds of reading beat a poorly understood trade.