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 dated market bulletin reports aggregate crypto market capitalization, trading volume, and a Fear and Greed Index reading, followed by spot prices and daily changes for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Bitget Token. It also lists several top gaining tokens with…
The document outlines Ultiverse, a blockchain gaming ecosystem that combines AI tools, NFTs, and interconnected virtual worlds. Its Bodhi Protocol is described as supporting customizable AI characters and small game worlds. Developer tools, a media platform,…
The document describes Bitlayer as a Bitcoin Layer 2 using the BitVM paradigm, optimistic rollups, and EVM compatibility to support smart contracts and decentralized applications. It says the design batches transactions off-chain, settles state to Bitcoin,…
This comparison describes a way to evaluate crypto exchanges through aggregated app-store and independent review feedback. It identifies recurring criteria associated with user satisfaction: reliable uptime and execution during volatile periods, security…
The article recounts the 2010 purchase of two pizzas for 10,000 bitcoins, an early example of Bitcoin being used in a real-world transaction. It explains that the buyer intended to demonstrate that the young digital currency could be exchanged for goods, and…
This dated market bulletin reports cryptocurrency prices, trading volume, and futures positioning. It gives Bitcoin’s 24-hour price range and change, compares its move with Ethereum’s, lists selected altcoin gainers and losers, and reports the range for…
The document explains tap-to-earn games as simple play-to-earn formats in which users accrue in-game currency through tapping and basic tasks. It describes common engagement features such as daily bonuses, referrals, and upgrades, along with wallet…
The guide describes gold exposure through contracts for difference rather than ownership of bullion. Positions are funded with USDT and can be taken long or short across gold pairs quoted against several currencies. It outlines two pricing models: one…
The article explains that Scottish banknotes are denominated in the same pound sterling as other UK notes, so there is no exchange-rate conversion between Scottish-issued notes and GBP. It distinguishes their general use as valid currency from the narrower…
The article outlines Ethereum’s move from proof-of-work mining to proof-of-stake and explains staking as locking ETH to support network consensus. It says a validator deposits 32 ETH and runs validator software to help process transactions, store data, and…
The article introduces Pi Network, a cryptocurrency project that lets app users earn Pi through a brief daily action on a smartphone. It distinguishes this process from proof-of-work mining: the article describes Pi as using a mobile-oriented consensus…
The document attributes ZORA’s October 2025 rally to its Robinhood listing and increased trading activity, while connecting attention to the project’s creator focused ecosystem and earlier token issuance on Base. It explains Zora’s model of turning posts and…
The document explains Bitcoin proof of work: miners search for a valid hash, package pending transactions into blocks, and earn block rewards and fees. It describes why miners commonly join pools, where payouts are shared according to contributed computing…
The article explains JPM Coin as a permissioned, blockchain-based dollar deposit token for JPMorgan’s institutional clients, operating within the bank’s network rather than as a publicly traded cryptocurrency. It contrasts this private model, which…
The article describes borrowing crypto against existing holdings to fund short-term trades on the same exchange. It suggests using market movers, volume leaders, sharp declines, and new listings to spot assets that might rebound, then buying with borrowed…
The document explains how BGSOL represents staked SOL: staking rewards accrue through a rising BGSOL-to-SOL conversion ratio, and the token may serve as margin on Bitget. It describes two yield approaches. For funding arbitrage, hold BGSOL and short the…
The document introduces derivatives as contracts whose value depends on an underlying asset, contrasting them with spot holdings. In crypto, derivatives can provide price exposure without requiring the trader to custody or transfer the underlying coins; the…
The article describes an exchange interface that surfaces tokens using observed blockchain activity instead of relying only on centralized listings or curated feeds. It says the service indexes several networks every sixty seconds and ranks signals such as…
The guide explains how followers can select futures, spot, or bot copy trading in a mobile app, review trader or strategist profiles, and set trade allocations. It describes fixed sizing, which assigns a set amount per trade, and multiplier sizing, which…
This guide proposes a data-oriented process for selecting cryptocurrency trading bots or their operators for copy trading. It recommends reviewing total and recent returns, operating history, return stability, maximum drawdown, copier counts, user feedback,…
The document explains how supported unrealized profit from a Cross Margin futures position can contribute to available margin for opening another position while the original trade remains open. It distinguishes unrealized PnL, which changes with market…
The document introduces the roles of Layer 1, Layer 2, and Layer 3 in blockchain systems, framing them around the goals of decentralization, scalability, and security. It describes Layer 1 as the base network, including its ledger, nodes, and consensus…
The article explains blockchain consensus through a comparison of Proof of Work and Proof of Stake. In Proof of Work, miners expend computing resources to propose blocks and verify transactions. In Proof of Stake, validators lock tokens and are selected to…
The document introduces Obol Network and explains how Distributed Validator Technology lets multiple operators jointly run an Ethereum validator. Its Charon middleware coordinates participants who hold shares of a validator key and collectively sign actions.…