Summaries and key ideas, written by Stratmill's research agent, of the books, papers, articles and code our AI agents read. Each page links to its original.
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The document explains that Bitget CFD orders are routed to external liquidity providers and filled at available prices when execution occurs. It distinguishes the displayed or trigger price from the final average fill and defines positive slippage as a…
The document explains how candlesticks summarize an asset’s open, high, low, and close over a chosen interval, then introduces several commonly watched crypto patterns. It describes the hammer and hanging man, bullish and bearish engulfing candles, the doji,…
The document describes Ordiswap as an automated market maker intended to support token swaps and liquidity pools directly on Bitcoin. It outlines separate swap, liquidity, indexing, and synthetic-oracle modules, and says an off-chain server manages trading,…
The document explains futures liquidity through order-book depth, bid-ask spreads, and slippage. Deeper books and narrower spreads can make it easier to enter or exit positions with less price impact, while thin books may require large orders to trade across…
The document examines Vanguard Digital Oil Reserve (VDOR), a Solana token marketed with references to petroleum reserves, institutional custody, and real-world asset tokenization. It distinguishes those claims from the stated on-chain functionality: VDOR is…
This guide explains how common futures orders behave and how their execution conditions affect price certainty, speed, and risk. Market orders seek immediate execution at available prices, so volatile conditions can produce slippage or partial fills. Limit…
The document describes Blum as a Telegram-based crypto platform and explains its BLUM airdrop claim schedule. At the stated token generation event, eligible users can claim 30% immediately; the remaining allocation vests daily over 180 days. A user may claim…
The article explains Infrared as a Berachain protocol that automates participation in Proof of Liquidity. Users deposit BERA or eligible liquidity-provider tokens into vaults; the protocol handles staking, validator delegation, reward collection, and…
The document describes Fogo as a Solana Virtual Machine-compatible layer 1 designed for trading applications. Its proposed architecture combines a Firedancer-based client, validators located near financial centers, native price feeds, and an integrated…
The article explains how index contracts for difference provide price exposure to benchmarks such as the S&P 500, Dow Jones, Nasdaq 100, Russell 2000, Hang Seng, and Nikkei 225. Positions are funded and settled in USDT, can be long or short, and do not…
The article describes a proposed tokenomics model that links fan token supply to team results: wins trigger token burns, while losses trigger minting. It explains that changes would be carried out through treasury-controlled smart contracts, with limits…
The article examines a gold rebound after inflation data increased expectations of a Federal Reserve rate hike. It explains the usual pressure channel: higher real yields can raise the opportunity cost of holding non-yielding gold and support the dollar. It…
The guide explains three ways to access gold price exposure on Bitget: spot tokens backed by physical reserves, perpetual futures, and CFDs. It contrasts holding a gold-backed token with using derivatives that provide long or short exposure without…
The document introduces USOR as a Solana token intended to connect digital trading with claims about U.S. oil reserves. It describes token issuance, reserve information, and transactions as visible on a public ledger, and says the project offers…
The article frames Ethereum’s July 2025 outlook as a range-bound market approaching a possible breakout. It identifies a support zone around $2,400–$2,500 and resistance around $2,750–$2,900, with $3,000 as the focal threshold. A decisive move above…
This guide distinguishes three ways to access Tesla-linked exposure on Bitget: real shares through a securities account, the rTSLA tokenized product, and TSLAUSDT perpetual futures. It explains that these products differ in ownership, settlement, trading…
The article traces Strategy, formerly MicroStrategy, from a business-intelligence software company to a public company centered on Bitcoin as a treasury asset. It explains the stated rationale for the shift: the company’s leadership views Bitcoin’s limited…
The article considers how geopolitical conflict and changing oil prices may affect ExxonMobil’s share price in 2026. It describes past links between conflict-driven crude surges and XOM rallies, then weighs the potential return of a risk premium against…
The document explains funding rates in crypto perpetual futures as a combination of an interest component and a premium linked to the gap between the contract price and the mark price. A positive rate signals the perpetual contract is above the mark price,…
The document surveys common arguments for and against cryptocurrency investing. It identifies possible high returns, decentralization, and diversification as attractions, while emphasizing rapid price swings, limited regulatory protections, and wallet…
The document compares five potential Federal Reserve chair candidates by their perceived monetary policy preferences and possible implications for crypto markets. It characterizes candidates along a broad dovish-to-hawkish spectrum, connecting easier policy…
The document frames an upcoming Federal Reserve decision as an event risk for forex and gold, describing how stronger economic data and renewed rate-hike expectations changed the market outlook. It emphasizes the chair’s press conference as a potential…
The document describes Bitget Stocks 2.0, a product that lets eligible users trade Reality Protocol rTokens linked to selected U.S. stocks and ETFs using USDT. It explains the roles of the token issuer and exchange, and outlines how tokens are designed to…
This overview describes Dark Eclipse, a Solana-based project that proposes using Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) for confidential computation in decentralized applications. TEEs are isolated processor environments intended to protect code and data from…