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 the OKX X Drops Club, a platform where eligible users can join token reward campaigns. Membership requires maintaining the stated minimum crypto balance in OKX Spot and Funding accounts, excluding specified cash and stablecoin balances.…
Average true range (ATR) estimates an asset’s typical price movement over a selected period, including gaps by using the previous close when calculating true range. True range is the largest of the current high-low range and the absolute distances from the…
The document describes Bitplanet’s plan to build a corporate Bitcoin treasury in South Korea. It reports holdings of 151.67 BTC as of November 2025 and a stated target of 10,000 BTC. Its accumulation method is dollar-cost averaging, with regular purchases…
The guide distinguishes a sudden crypto crash from a prolonged bear market and emphasizes that neither the timing nor scale of a crash can be predicted with certainty. It lists possible catalysts: macroeconomic shocks, regulatory actions, rare security or…
The guide explains Dogecoin mining as Scrypt proof of work and compares ASIC, GPU, and CPU hardware. It presents ASICs as the most capable option, GPUs as more suitable for hobbyists, and CPUs as mainly educational. It contrasts solo mining, where a miner…
The document explains that Ethereum mining ended when the network moved from proof of work to proof of stake in September 2022. In the former system, miners used GPUs or specialized hardware to compete for block rewards; under proof of stake, validators…
The guide explains the basic short trade: borrow Bitcoin, sell it, then buy it back to return the borrowed asset if its price falls. It surveys possible routes, including margin borrowing, futures, options, contracts for differences, and leveraged tokens.…
The document outlines the bankruptcy dispute between FTX and Three Arrows Capital (3AC), centered on 3AC liquidators’ expanded claim that FTX’s liquidation of 3AC assets contributed to the fund’s collapse. It describes FTX’s response: the liquidation was…
The document introduces long positions in crypto as purchases made with the expectation of price appreciation, and notes that leverage lets traders take larger exposure with less capital. It describes whales using leveraged positions in Bitcoin and Ethereum…
The document describes Volo Staked SUI (VSUI) as a liquid staking token issued when users stake SUI through Volo on the Sui blockchain. VSUI represents the staked position and can be transferred or used in DeFi, so holders may retain exposure to staking…
The document explains Cardano staking through Ouroboros, describing five-day epochs in which stake pool operators produce blocks and maintain the network. ADA holders delegate their wallet’s stake to a pool; the text says tokens remain liquid rather than…
This guide explains Ethereum’s shift from proof of work to proof of stake and describes how validators propose and attest to blocks, help finalize consensus, and face penalties for protocol violations. It compares solo, pooled, and exchange staking by entry…
The document explains how leverage lets crypto traders control positions larger than their posted capital, amplifying both gains and losses. It describes liquidation as a consequence of adverse price moves that reduce margin below a platform’s threshold, and…
This guide introduces Hedera’s ledger design and HBAR’s roles in paying network fees, staking, and governance. It describes delegated staking to network nodes and says holders can unstake or redelegate without a minimum lock period or penalty. The article…
The document introduces “degen” as crypto slang for traders who pursue fast, high-risk opportunities, often in meme coins and NFTs. It describes the DEGEN token as an ERC-20 meme coin whose price may respond to social attention, news, and community activity.…
A crypto trading journal records trade details alongside the reasoning, expectations, and emotions behind each decision. Suggested fields include timing, instrument, order and execution details, position size, entry and exit points, stop and profit targets,…
The article explains liquidation as the forced closure of a leveraged position when collateral no longer meets a platform’s margin requirements. It describes how leverage makes positions more vulnerable to adverse price moves, while volatility and low…
The document reviews Luxxfolio’s plan to use a base shelf prospectus to raise capital over time and expand a treasury strategy centered on Litecoin. It explains that this type of filing can allow a company to issue different securities as financing needs…
The document explains two OKX automated strategies for X-Perps: a futures grid bot and a futures dollar-cost-averaging bot. The grid bot places orders at price levels within a user-defined range; users choose the boundaries, grid count, order size, leverage,…
This short guide argues that a trading plan can help crypto traders set boundaries and make decisions from analysis instead of emotional reactions such as fear of missing out. It recommends first choosing a trading style that fits a trader’s personality and…
This overview describes Casper as a proof-of-stake layer-1 blockchain aimed at enterprise applications. It highlights its Zug consensus protocol, modular architecture, and support for smart contracts that can be upgraded after deployment. The document…
The document surveys digital asset treasuries, in which companies and other institutions hold and manage cryptocurrencies as part of their financial strategy. It discusses Bitcoin’s role as a possible store of value or inflation hedge, corporate comparisons…
The document describes a DeFi liquidity strategy in which large holders deposit assets such as WBTC, ETH, or staked ETH as collateral on Aave and borrow USDT. Borrowers retain exposure to their collateral while gaining stablecoins that can be held as a…
The document explains that Solana uses proof of stake rather than proof of work, so SOL is not created through conventional mining. It distinguishes direct network staking from services that mine other coins and pay users in SOL, describing the latter as…