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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Spot trading means buying or selling the cryptocurrency itself at current market prices, so ownership changes hands when a trade executes. The article contrasts this with derivatives, which provide price exposure without transferring the underlying coin. A…
The article compares USDT-settled perpetual contracts tied to tokenized U.S. stocks or indices with perpetual futures on crypto assets. It describes shared mechanics such as leverage, hedge mode, funding payments, and the absence of expiry, then contrasts…
This guide outlines how to operate as a merchant on a crypto peer-to-peer marketplace. It compares merchant tiers, deposits, eligibility criteria, and trading limits, then describes the application process and how to create and manage buy or sell…
The article links Micron’s stock outlook to rising demand for high-bandwidth memory in AI data centers. It describes a reported withdrawal from consumer storage, planned investment in Japanese HBM capacity, and a shift toward large enterprise customers. It…
This guide explains the triple exponential moving average (TEMA) as a trend indicator designed to reduce the lag associated with conventional moving averages. It describes two uses: replacing standard averages in a dual moving-average crossover, with 20- and…
The article introduces Monad as an EVM-compatible Layer 1 that aims to increase throughput through parallel execution and a custom consensus mechanism. It lays out bullish, neutral, and bearish MON price scenarios from 2025 through 2030, tying the possible…
This weekly market roundup describes a November 2023 rally, with Bitcoin moving above $37,000, Ether above $2,000, and Solana leading gains among the largest tokens. It attributes the renewed optimism largely to expectations for spot crypto ETFs and…
The article describes Fluent as an Ethereum Layer 2 designed to run contracts associated with EVM, WASM, and SVM environments within one execution system. Its proposed approach brings compatibility into the execution layer, with the aim of enabling…
The guide explains how cryptocurrency phishing attempts use impersonation, deceptive links, counterfeit websites, messages, calls, and malicious downloads to steal credentials or financial information. It names email deception and references targeted, voice,…
The document introduces Gaimin as a gaming platform that pools users' PC computing capacity for tasks such as video rendering and blockchain computation. It says an application allocates available device resources through an automated decision system, while…
The guide describes two ways to obtain equity price exposure using USDT: tokenized shares or stock derivatives such as perpetuals and contracts for difference. It distinguishes tokens described as backed by shares, which may pass through dividends, from…
The article argues that BGB's price decline in the first half of 2025 coincided with supply reductions and expansion in exchange activity. It cites quarterly token burns, platform user and trading-volume figures, and comparisons with other exchange tokens…
The article describes a proposed chain linking geopolitical news to Bitcoin: conflict concerns affect oil prices, oil prices shape inflation expectations and interest-rate outlooks, and those shifts influence risk assets. It frames Bitcoin as sensitive to…
The article traces Hong Kong’s development of crypto exchange-traded products, beginning with Bitcoin and Ether futures ETFs launched in 2022 and a Bitcoin futures product in 2023. These funds track cash-settled CME futures, giving investors price exposure…
The article recounts the January 2024 compromise of the SEC’s social media account, which falsely announced approval of all spot Bitcoin ETFs. SEC Chair Gary Gensler corrected the claim, and the article reports that X confirmed the account had been hacked…
The document describes SIX Network as a blockchain platform for business applications. Its SIX Protocol is presented as a Proof-of-Stake-Authority chain operated by verified businesses and validator nodes. The SIX token is used for transaction fees,…
The article surveys ways a crypto exchange may offer exposure to traditional assets: precious-metal and energy CFDs, commodity-backed spot tokens, tokenized equities, stock index products, stock perpetuals, and forex CFDs. It distinguishes leveraged…
This dated market bulletin summarizes a 24-hour period in crypto spot and futures markets. It reports the overall market capitalization and trading volume, Bitcoin’s price range and change, selected large-cap altcoin moves, the day’s listed gainers and…
The document presents four small-cap stock profiles: MACOM Technology Solutions, ATI, CACI International, and IES Holdings. It links each company to a demand theme: MACOM to optical connectivity and AI data centers; ATI to aerospace and defense materials;…
This announcement covers the planned MAJOR token launch, its stated total supply, and the project’s presence in the Innovation and TON ecosystem category. It describes Major as a Telegram game in which users collect Stars through tasks, referrals, and votes…
This article compares cryptocurrency payment processors from a merchant’s perspective. Its evaluation criteria include transaction fees, supported assets, settlement speed, integration options, regulatory coverage, and custody model. It contrasts custodial…
This bulletin reports a one-day snapshot of cryptocurrency spot and futures activity. It lists Bitcoin’s recent price range and price change, compares Ethereum’s gain, notes increased spot volume, and identifies selected altcoin movers. It also gives the…
The document introduces The Open Network as a proof-of-stake blockchain project continued by an open-source community after Telegram stepped back. It describes Toncoin’s roles in transactions, staking, and governance, and points to Telegram integration,…
The document describes Common as a Web3 platform that combines community discussion, governance, token launches, and participation rewards. Its central mechanism is the Common Protocol’s “loops,” which are presented as automated markets for actions:…