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.
19,452 documents
This article describes a Bitget CandyBomb campaign distributing CAGA tokens through trading, net deposits, and referrals. It explains the ticket system: users earn tickets by meeting activity thresholds, and each task’s reward is allocated in proportion to a…
The article presents World Liberty Financial as an Ethereum-based DeFi project and examines the WLFI token’s governance and marketability. It describes concentrated control and revenue claims by the Trump family, large fundraising rounds, and participation…
The guide compares several routes for crypto holders seeking S&P 500 exposure without first withdrawing funds to a bank: tokenized ETF products, ETF or index perpetual futures, CFDs, and real ETF shares funded through a platform’s digital-asset process. It…
The document explains how a unified margin account can use tokenized equities alongside crypto and stablecoins as collateral for derivatives positions. The exchange applies a haircut to each tokenized stock’s value before counting it as usable margin; the…
The article contrasts conventional futures, which expire and settle on set dates, with crypto perpetual futures, which have no expiry. Because perpetual contracts do not settle by converging with spot at expiration, the document explains that funding…
This article attributes Bitcoin’s July 2025 rise to several factors: short liquidations, expectations around U.S. policy and interest rates, spot Bitcoin ETF inflows, and corporate purchases. It explains how forced buying by traders closing short positions…
The article compares four crypto platform features: Launchpad, LaunchX, Launchpool, and PoolX. It presents Launchpad as a route to early token offerings, while LaunchX emphasizes proportional allocation and snapshot-based pricing for non-USDT commitments.…
Brevis is described as a zero-knowledge coprocessor that lets smart contracts use historical data from multiple blockchains. It moves data-heavy queries and calculations off-chain, then returns a proof that contracts can verify on-chain. The article outlines…
This beginner guide compares three ways to enter crypto markets: buy and hold, dollar-cost averaging, and copy trading. Holding is presented as a low-maintenance approach for investors with long-term conviction, while dollar-cost averaging spreads purchases…
The article attributes Sapien’s price surge to exchange exposure, an airdrop, listing speculation, and interest in decentralized AI data. It describes the project as a marketplace for sourcing and checking training data, with a Proof of Quality mechanism:…
The article examines Labubu, a Solana meme coin inspired by the collectible character, and links its market attention to the broader toy brand’s popularity. It describes the token as community-created and unaffiliated with the character’s official producer,…
The article interprets announcements from payment networks, banks, PayPal, Nasdaq, and regulators as signs that traditional financial infrastructure is moving toward on-chain services. It emphasizes stablecoins as a link between fiat payments and digital…
This weekly Bitget newsletter combines a brief market view of BGB with exchange updates and promotions. Its market commentary says BGB had tracked Bitcoin, with RSI reaching an oversold reading several times, while weekly trading volume declined. It treats…
The article outlines the planned PUMP sale, including its stated timing, participation channels, transfer expectations, token supply allocations, and vesting schedule. It describes the token as a Solana ecosystem launch and notes that perpetual futures…
The article describes several forces that it says shape Ether’s price: Ethereum upgrades and fee burning, UK interest rates and sterling movements, institutional ETF demand, staking, tokenized assets, and regulation. It frames ETH as a risk-sensitive asset…
The document introduces coin-margined futures, where contracts are quoted or settled in cryptocurrency, and liquid staking derivatives, which represent staked assets while remaining tradable. It describes a platform feature that accepts stETH as collateral…
The document explains liquidation in leveraged crypto trading: when losses erode the collateral supporting a position, an exchange may issue a margin call and then close the position if the trader does not add sufficient margin. It uses a simplified 10x…
The document presents Portal to Bitcoin as a proposed cross-chain system for trading Bitcoin and assets on other networks without wrapped coins or a conventional custodial bridge. Its core method is atomic swapping: counterparties commit assets so the…
The document explains how Ethereum exchange-traded funds provide brokerage-based exposure to ETH without requiring investors to manage wallets or custody coins themselves. It distinguishes spot funds, which hold Ether, from futures funds, which use contracts…
The article introduces perpetual futures as contracts without a fixed expiration, in contrast with conventional futures that settle at a specified date. It says perpetual prices are linked to an underlying index based on spot prices and trading volume, and…
The article explains market capitalization as circulating coin supply multiplied by unit price, using Bitcoin examples to show how changes in price alter the resulting valuation. It describes market cap as a way to compare the relative scale of…
The guide explains how to assess futures copy traders using both individual indicators and combinations of indicators. It defines measures including ROI, realized PnL, copier profit, assets under management, copier count, win rate, maximum drawdown, holding…
The document describes DEGEN as an Ethereum ERC-20 token that began as a reward for participation in Farcaster’s community. It outlines uses such as tipping creators and contributors, and discusses the DEGEN Chain, presented as an Arbitrum Orbit based Layer…
The document offers a qualitative checklist for choosing crypto copy traders. It warns that very high win rates can hide strategies that hold losing positions or increase exposure after losses, and contrasts these with traders who accept smaller losses while…