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 gives a basic overview of peer-to-peer crypto trading through a centralized platform. Its outlined workflow runs from account creation and identity verification through opening the P2P marketplace, selecting an offer, placing an order, and…
The guide describes connecting a Bitget account to the Tiger.com desktop terminal using an API key, secret, and passphrase. It outlines creating an API key with spot and futures permissions, protecting its credentials, and entering them into the terminal.…
The document explains how to assess liquidity in a SpaceX-linked perpetual futures contract settled in USDT. It distinguishes trading volume from available liquidity and recommends checking the bid-ask spread, cumulative order-book depth, expected slippage,…
The document introduces Telegram bots as messaging-based tools for crypto activity. It describes three broad uses: buying and selling tokens, swapping assets, and automating on-chain interactions. It also notes that some bots can attempt to purchase newly…
The document describes Bitget rTokens as tokenized exposure to selected U.S. stocks and ETFs, traded using USDT. It says each token is designed to track the economics of a corresponding security and is issued through Reality's infrastructure, with brokerage…
The document describes Nasdaq’s proposal to trade for 23 hours on weekdays and explains the expected regulatory and technical steps before a possible launch in the second half of 2026. The change is framed as a response to international demand and the…
The document compares order book depth for MSFT, AMZN, AAPL, and META perpetual contracts across trading platforms during July 21–27, 2026. It measures liquidity within 5, 10, and 50 basis points of the touch, using quoted depth in USDT. The reported figures…
The article compares Xverse with general-purpose and exchange-integrated wallets across asset coverage, custody, security, fees, and privacy. It presents Xverse as focused on Bitcoin and Stacks assets, including Ordinals and related token standards, while…
The article describes a workflow feature that packages trading ideas into configurable automated strategies. Users can browse playbooks, inspect their market assumptions and triggers, adjust selected settings, and run them through an isolated sub-account. A…
The article compares centralized exchanges (CEXs) with decentralized exchanges (DEXs) across custody, access, trading mechanisms, liquidity, fees, and risks. CEXs typically hold users’ keys, support fiat on-ramps, and match orders through an order book. DEXs…
The article surveys five Solana decentralized exchanges and describes how their designs suit different trading needs. Jupiter is presented as an aggregator that routes swaps across liquidity sources, while Raydium combines automated market making with…
The guide explains how eligible Bitget users can fund a securities sub-account with USDC and trade U.S. stocks and ETFs without first withdrawing crypto to an outside bank or broker. It distinguishes the funding path from the trading currency: USDC bridges…
The article interprets a Federal Reserve statement as hawkish, emphasizing inflation concerns, less explicit forward guidance, and confidence in economic activity. It argues that reduced signaling could make markets more responsive to economic releases and…
The article describes Magma Finance as a Sui-based decentralized exchange using discrete price bins and an adaptive liquidity market maker. Its proposed system reallocates liquidity through an off-chain AI engine, adjusts swap fees with volatility, and…
The guide explains a platform feature that lets users copy spot-grid or futures-grid bots run by other traders. A copier selects a bot, reviews displayed metrics such as return, profit and loss, drawdown, and copier count, then sets an investment amount. The…
This article links trading activity in five crypto-platform tokens representing U.S. companies to renewed interest in AI infrastructure, semiconductors, storage, and space-based computing. It outlines catalysts for NVIDIA, SpaceX, SanDisk, Micron, and SK…
The document compares three CFD account configurations: an ECN model with instrument-based per-lot fees and raw shared-depth spreads, an STP model with no transaction fees and all-inclusive spreads, and a Pro institutional model with ECN-style fees and…
The article explains Raydium as a Solana decentralized exchange that combines automated market maker pools with order book liquidity through OpenBook. Its central mechanism is a router that checks available prices across the two sources and directs trades…
The article compares CoinCorner, Bitget, Kraken, and Coinbase for UK users across asset selection, trading fees, deposit methods, platform features, customer support, and regulatory considerations. It contrasts CoinCorner’s Bitcoin-focused service with…
The article describes Plexus as a cross-chain exchange aggregator and bridge. It says the protocol gathers liquidity information from connected chains at a relayer, then uses a routing algorithm to select a swap path. A relayer and decentralized oracle…
The document describes Bitget CFD Pro Mode as a separately configured account mode with its own market depth and trading symbols marked by a .pro suffix. Its transaction fees match ECN mode, using a fixed charge per lot that varies by trading pair; overnight…
The document contains little of the promised daily puzzle material. Its only substantive details concern two settlement methods offered for Major pre-market trading. Under coin settlement, delivery follows a cash-on-delivery model, and a seller may lose a…
This glossary explains core futures concepts, including long and short positions, leverage, initial and maintenance margin, mark price, funding, and realized versus unrealized profit and loss. It distinguishes USDT-margined and coin-margined contracts and…
The article separates three properties of tokenized stocks: asset backing, price tracking, and market depth. It describes Bitget rTokens as designed to represent one-to-one economic exposure to U.S. stocks or ETFs held through brokerage and custody…