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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This beginner guide proposes evaluating cryptocurrencies through market capitalization and liquidity, operating history, security reputation, clarity of purpose, exchange availability, and developer and community activity. It uses these criteria to introduce…
The document describes unauthorized cryptocurrency mining in Siberia and other Russian regions, where cold weather and relatively inexpensive electricity attract operators. It explains how unmetered or illicit connections can shift power costs onto utilities…
This overview describes Hyperliquid as a decentralized exchange with a proprietary blockchain and an on-chain order book. Its trading focus is perpetual futures, including leverage of up to 50 times and custom contracts referred to as Hyperps. It also…
The article describes Swell as an Ethereum liquid-staking protocol. Users stake ETH and receive swETH, a liquid representation of the staked position, or rswETH when pursuing restaking. These tokens may be traded or used in DeFi lending, liquidity provision,…
This guide outlines a discretionary approach to Bitcoin trading that combines market context, technical indicators, and trade style. It explains how simple moving averages can indicate trend direction, using a 50-day average crossing above a 200-day average…
This white paper describes WLD as an Ethereum-based utility token associated with Worldcoin’s proof-of-personhood identity protocol. Its stated intended role is future governance: holders may vote on protocol upgrades and parameter changes if a DAO is…
The document explains wallet types and institutional custody practices through reported Bitcoin activity by SpaceX. It describes the company as holding approximately 5,790 BTC after previously holding 8,285 BTC, and reports a transfer of 2,495 BTC to two new…
The document surveys Filecoin (FIL) price outlooks and factors that may affect demand. It gives a 2025 forecast range of $2.50 to $6.00 and says longer-term projections diverge even more, without providing specific later targets. Potential catalysts include…
The document reviews Stellar (XLM) through price levels, technical indicators, market flows, and network developments. It identifies resistance zones from $0.295 to $0.32, $0.34 to $0.36, and $0.40 to $0.50, with support at $0.25 and $0.22. It describes a…
The document introduces decentralized science (DeSci) as a blockchain-based approach to research funding, collaboration, and oversight. It contrasts centralized traditional science with models that use tokenized intellectual property, decentralized…
The document describes Jito as a major Solana liquid staking protocol and introduces JTO as a governance token launched in November 2023. It says Jito’s protocol combines liquid staking with off-chain blockspace auctions intended to improve returns for…
The document explains how large cryptocurrency holders can influence prices and sentiment through substantial purchases or sales. It describes visible whale transactions as possible signals that affect retail expectations and notes that whales may take…
The document introduces Hedera Hashgraph as a distributed network using a directed acyclic graph rather than a conventional chain of blocks. It associates this design with high throughput and energy efficiency, and describes possible uses in payments, supply…
The document presents a bullish Ethereum outlook built from chart patterns, institutional flows, staking, network activity, and derivatives positioning. It describes an ascending triangle near resistance and a symmetrical triangle that could break either…
The article reports consecutive net withdrawals from spot Bitcoin and Ethereum exchange-traded funds during a period of cryptocurrency price declines. It breaks out selected fund flows, points out that one Bitcoin product recorded an inflow while most others…
The article contrasts Cardano and XRP through their network designs and intended uses. It describes Cardano as a proof-of-stake platform for smart contracts and decentralized applications, and XRP as an asset aimed at cross-border payments and institutional…
The guide explains how Solana lending protocols let users supply assets to shared pools and earn interest paid by borrowers. Borrowers pledge crypto collateral, while variable rates respond to pool supply and demand. It distinguishes permissionless DeFi…
The article discusses large SHIB transfers from Coinbase hot wallets to external wallets, noting that recipients showed little subsequent activity. It presents long-term custody, accumulation, and repositioning as possible explanations, while acknowledging…
The document explains that leverage lets a trader control a larger crypto position with less initial capital, magnifying both gains and losses. It links high leverage to liquidation cascades: small price changes can force position closures, adding volatility…
The article surveys two crypto narratives it associates with 2024: meme coins and real-world asset tokens. It reports market-cap increases of 1,500% for meme coins and 900% for RWA tokens, compared with under 200% for Bitcoin. It describes tokenized real…
The document describes CME Group’s launch of standard and micro XRP futures as a regulated way to gain exposure to XRP price movements. It gives contract sizes of 50,000 XRP and 2,500 XRP, respectively, and identifies hedging and speculation as potential…
The document describes APEX price volatility and lists possible drivers: large holder accumulation, institutional trading, community incentives, and confusion with the similar APX ticker. It also highlights a planned token unlock, which could add supply and…
The document outlines a possible role for Brazil’s renewable energy surplus in cryptocurrency mining. Wind, solar, hydropower, and biogas are described as potential energy sources, while miners’ ability to vary consumption could let them use power when…
The document explains how a stop loss can trigger an exit after a chosen price is reached, and contrasts a market stop with a stop limit. A market stop prioritizes execution at the next available price, so slippage can make the fill worse than the trigger. A…