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 contrasts a self-hosted Bitcoin and Lightning payment setup with custodial, full-service exchanges. Self-hosting can give users control of private keys and allow measures such as multi-signature authorization, but the user assumes responsibility…
The guide distinguishes three ways to access U.S. stock exposure through a crypto-focused platform: direct shares and ETFs, tokenized stock products, and stock perpetual futures. Direct stock trading is described as a weekday service with extended sessions,…
The article describes stock perpetual futures as a way to trade price exposure beyond regular exchange hours. It explains how periodic funding payments between long and short holders are intended to keep a contract near its underlying stock index, and…
The document explains why an executed trade can differ from the price a trader expected, focusing on stop and take-profit orders. Prices may move in jumps, leaving a stop level untraded; the order then fills at an available price beyond the trigger. The…
The article presents MicroStrategy, identified by ticker MSTR, as an equity whose valuation reflects both its software business and its substantial Bitcoin treasury. It outlines potential drivers of price changes, including Bitcoin moves, earnings, corporate…
Slippage is the gap between an expected or trigger price and the eventual execution price. The document explains that prices can jump past a stop level, so a stop order may fill at the next available quote. Its gold example illustrates an adverse fill after…
The document introduces Sei as a layer-1 blockchain designed for digital asset trading. It describes a Twin Turbo consensus mechanism, parallel processing, and an order-matching approach intended to reduce latency and improve throughput. Its stated design…
The document explains zkLink as infrastructure for combining assets and applications across blockchain networks using zero-knowledge proofs. It distinguishes zkLink Nova, an Ethereum and Layer 2 aggregated rollup aimed at shared access to assets and…
This beginner guide walks through funding a USDT-margined futures account and placing an initial order. It explains long and short positions, cross and isolated margin, leverage, and common order types: limit, market, and trigger orders. It also recommends…
The document compares four tools used to build crypto trading systems with AI agents. It assigns MCP to structured tool calls and agent-readable exchange context, REST APIs to deterministic account operations and order execution, WebSockets to live prices,…
This guide presents a master and sub-account structure for firms running multiple trading desks. It describes separating spot and futures market making, arbitrage, hedging, quantitative strategies, and longer-term portfolios into distinct account…
The document describes how an institutional trading firm can use a master account and multiple sub-accounts to organize desks, strategies, capital, and API credentials. Separate accounts can make it easier to attribute positions and activity, assign teams,…
The document explains peer-to-peer cryptocurrency exchanges as marketplaces where users agree directly on a trade. A seller posts an asset, price, and amount; the platform matches a buyer, holds the crypto in escrow during payment, and releases it after the…
The article reviews security controls attributed to Hype Wallet, a service for cross-border business payouts, including encryption, multifactor authentication, transaction monitoring, identity checks, segregated customer funds, and configurable transfer…
An OCO order pairs a limit order with a stop limit order so a trader can express two conditional entry or exit possibilities at once. If either order executes, the platform cancels the other; manually canceling one also cancels its counterpart. The limit leg…
The article describes a platform-specific system for copying trades in selected tokenized U.S. stock assets. An eligible lead trader opens a supported spot position, and copiers follow its opening signal according to their settings. It outlines account and…
The article explains spot trading as buying or selling an asset for near-immediate delivery and ownership. It outlines crypto spot venues: centralized exchanges, which match orders through order books and may offer fiat access, and decentralized exchanges,…
The document explains why resting order-book depth can matter when trading Amazon stock futures around earnings releases. It contrasts depth with recent trading volume, arguing that visible limit orders are more directly relevant to immediate execution and…
The document explains how private mode changes access to an elite trader’s copy-trading profile. Enabling it removes the trader from public discovery and limits new followers to people with whitelist invitations. Existing followers and their profit shares…
The article describes two ways a Unified Account can increase capital efficiency for trading TSMC-linked rTokens. First, it presents leveraged spot buying of rTSM, comparing unleveraged exposure with a five-times leveraged example. Second, it says unrealized…
This beginner guide explains the lifecycle and vocabulary of stablecoin-margined perpetual futures. It distinguishes long and short positions, leverage, opening and maintenance margin, position value, funding, and realized versus unrealized profit and loss.…
This procedural guide explains how a Bitget user can create a peer-to-peer trading advertisement. The described setup includes choosing whether to buy or sell, selecting a crypto asset and fiat currency, setting fixed or floating pricing, and entering trade…
The document explains Bitcoin mining as the proof-of-work process that validates transactions, adds blocks, and issues rewards. Miners repeatedly generate hashes in search of one that meets the network target; greater computing power improves the chance of…
The article explains that USDT cannot directly purchase traditional Cencora shares on the NYSE. It outlines the operational bridge: complete identity checks, exchange USDT for fiat currency, withdraw the funds to a bank, and then deposit them with a licensed…