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 article compares Bitget, HTX, Coinbase, and Kraken for UK users, focusing on asset selection, trading fees, platform features, and regulatory status. It also outlines onboarding and KYC, native-token fee discounts, and the distinction between legal…
The report reviews cryptocurrency market developments in the first half of 2022, including the collapse of Terra’s UST, stress at crypto lenders and funds, and reduced confidence and liquidity. Its most concrete trading explanation covers grid trading: a…
The guide explains a basic workflow for using a decentralized exchange such as Zeedex: obtain cryptocurrency elsewhere, move it to a self-custody wallet, connect the wallet to the exchange, and swap tokens through liquidity pools using an automated market…
The article compares venues used to trade newly launched meme coins: decentralized exchanges for access around initial liquidity, Telegram bots that automate entries, and centralized exchanges that list tokens later but offer order books and more structured…
The article explains a crypto-funded route for eligible users in supported Asian markets to trade U.S. stocks and ETFs. Its described flow is to deposit crypto or USDC, convert supported assets to USDC if needed, transfer funds to a securities sub-account,…
The article describes Pyth as an on-demand oracle for crypto markets and outlines ways traders might use its feeds. It explains that a pull model lets a protocol request a fresh price when needed, while each feed’s confidence interval indicates uncertainty…
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…
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…
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…
The article analyzes a sharp yen rally against the dollar and considers whether it reflected official intervention or a change in the broader trend. It describes speculation about Japanese yen purchases, based on market estimates, central-bank account data,…
The document explains how Bitget GetAgent Playbook structures automated trading strategies before activation. A Playbook can specify market conditions, signals, triggers, risk settings, position sizing, exits, and stop conditions. Users can preview and…
The guide compares custodial Bitcoin storage on exchanges with self-custody using hardware wallets. Exchange custody offers convenient access for trading and account recovery, but requires trust in the platform and exposes holders to operational, security,…
The guide introduces the Lightning Network as a layer built on Bitcoin for rapid peer-to-peer payments. Participants use bidirectional payment channels to make multiple transfers off-chain, with channel arrangements relying on smart contracts and…
The document describes rToken as a tokenized U.S. stock product whose liquidity is linked to underlying shares through Reality Protocol and licensed broker infrastructure. It says the order book also receives support from Bitget market making and user…
This guide outlines ways Washington residents can sell USDT for dollars through cryptocurrency exchanges, with attention to state licensing, identity checks, order types, bank withdrawals, fees, and tax records. It distinguishes market orders, which execute…
The article describes Block Street as infrastructure intended to bring institutional-style liquidity to tokenized equities and real-world assets. Its proposed design combines a shared liquidity layer, off-chain request-for-quote execution from professional…
The document frames NFT flipping as short-term buying and resale, where execution speed, liquidity, fees, analytics, and contract security affect trading conditions. It compares OpenSea, Blur, Magic Eden, Bitget, and X2Y2 by reported blockchain coverage,…
The document explains gold contracts for difference as instruments that track gold prices without conveying ownership of physical gold. It describes long and short positions, USDT margin, XAUUSD and other listed pairs, and a Bitget setup process involving…
The document describes a crypto-platform service for trading tokens intended to represent U.S. stocks, using USDT as the trading currency. It outlines the issuer and custodian’s claimed one-to-one backing model, platform statements about independent…
The document explains futures grid bots as systems that place buy and sell orders at preset price intervals. In range-bound conditions, repeated fills can capture small price swings; in trending conditions, long or short grids can build and reduce exposure…
This article explains slippage as the price impact that occurs when an order consumes liquidity beyond the best bid or ask. It argues that order-book depth near the market price, trading during U.S. stock-market hours, and inspecting the depth chart can help…
This article outlines a short-term equity approach that combines company and sector catalysts with technical confirmation. It discusses earnings surprises, relative strength, trading volume, insider activity, analyst revisions, resistance breaks, and…
This guide explains how to query Bitget’s public order book through its command-line interface and consume the returned bid and ask levels as structured data. It describes using a market symbol and depth limit to retrieve price and quantity tiers, then…