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.
8,431 documents
The document describes Monad as a high-performance blockchain ecosystem and presents FastLane as a provider of infrastructure and liquidity services. It highlights shMonad, a liquid staking token intended to combine staking exposure with liquidity, and…
The document introduces Zcash’s shielded transactions, which use zk-SNARKs to conceal transaction participants and amounts, and describes cross-chain access through DeFi platforms. It frames privacy as a response to financial surveillance concerns and notes…
The document surveys the launch of PUMP, a token associated with the Pump.fun social platform, and trading in PUMP-USD futures on Hyperliquid. It describes Hyperliquid’s “hyperps” design, in which funding rates use a moving average of the contract’s own mark…
The document describes Aave Horizon, a proposed institutional DeFi model in which tokenized real-world assets such as Treasuries, real estate, or loan obligations serve as collateral for stablecoin borrowing. It combines identity and compliance checks for…
The article combines a short-term technical overview of Bitcoin with seasonal and macroeconomic discussion. It reports bearish price structure and gives readings for RSI, MACD, and CCI, while noting a possible bullish RSI divergence. It identifies a support…
The article surveys several factors presented as supportive of Bitcoin in 2025. It reports that miners retained and added to reserves despite weak operating margins, and that early-era miners reduced selling. It also points to Bitcoin and Ethereum ETF…
The article introduces put-call parity as a pricing relationship among a call, a put, the underlying asset, and the strike. It outlines a strategy that compares same-strike, same-expiry options, sells the relatively expensive side, buys the cheaper side, and…
The article examines Bitcoin ETF outflows in November 2025 and attributes them to several forces: profit-taking after a price peak and decline, rising Treasury yields, institutional reallocations, and competition from newly launched Solana ETFs. It also…
The document describes Forward Industries’ planned Solana-focused digital asset treasury, funded through a private investment in public equity and backed by Galaxy Digital, Jump Crypto, and Multicoin Capital. It outlines proposed roles for the firms in…
The document describes Avalanche’s three-chain architecture: the X-Chain for asset creation and exchange, the P-Chain for staking and subnet coordination, and the EVM-compatible C-Chain for smart contracts. It presents this separation of functions as a way…
The document introduces Starknet as an Ethereum Layer 2 that processes transactions off-chain and posts cryptographic proofs to Ethereum. It explains the intended tradeoff: increase transaction capacity and reduce fees while inheriting Ethereum verification…
The document surveys ways sanctioned actors and criminal networks may use digital assets to move money, including ruble-backed stablecoins, non-KYC exchanges, cash-to-crypto services, and mining. It describes alleged links to Russian sanctions evasion,…
The document introduces Mina Protocol as a blockchain designed to keep its ledger at a constant reported size of 22KB. It attributes this design to recursive zero-knowledge proofs, which allow participants to verify the chain without downloading its full…
The guide explains why U.S. crypto investors may need to calculate gains or losses for sales, trades, and spending transactions. It describes tax software functions such as importing records from exchanges and wallets, matching transfers between a user’s own…
The document surveys Hyperliquid’s position in on-chain perpetual futures, citing $1.57 trillion in annual trading volume and describing growth in trading activity, order-processing capacity, and institutional interest. It highlights sub-second finality and…
The document describes BONK as a Solana-based meme token whose adoption is tied to community activity, including airdrops and token burns, as well as integrations in DeFi and NFT ecosystems. It contrasts BONK’s blockchain connections with meme coins such as…
The article compares recent spot ETF flows for Bitcoin and Ethereum as a measure of institutional demand. It reports that Bitcoin ETFs recorded net outflows after a sustained positive period, including a large daily outflow and a day with no net inflow for a…
The document explains Worldcoin’s proposal to verify that users are unique people through iris scanning, linking a biometric check to a digital identity and offering WLD tokens as an incentive to participate. It frames the approach as a response to…
The article outlines three ways users might assess a crypto platform: regulatory authorization, operational security controls, and proof of reserves. It describes proof of reserves using on-chain wallet balances alongside cryptographic techniques, including…
The article explains how three indicators can help assess conditions in housing, remodeling, and middle-market businesses: the Housing Market Index, Middle Market Business Index, and Remodeling Market Index. It describes weak homebuilder confidence alongside…
The article compares reported 2025 net flows for Ethereum and Base with their 2024 figures, and notes that Base’s stablecoin supply had plateaued. It treats stablecoin supply and flows as indicators of network liquidity and activity. It also reports Tron’s…
The article contrasts Bitcoin’s role as a scarce, proof-of-work asset with Ethereum’s programmable platform for smart contracts and decentralized applications. It notes Bitcoin’s stated 21-million supply cap and Ethereum’s shift to proof of stake in 2022. It…
The article describes a proposed Dogecoin script operation, OP_CHECKZKP, that it says could verify zero-knowledge proofs in transactions. Such proofs could allow validation without disclosing transaction details. The article connects the proposal to possible…
The guide explains SOL staking as delegating tokens to validators in return for network rewards. It distinguishes APY, which includes compounding, from APR, and identifies validator commissions and performance, network inflation, and the total amount staked…