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 cryptocurrency analytics services by subscription cost, interface design, and data coverage. It distinguishes broad market aggregators, exchange-integrated tools, fundamental research products, and on-chain analytics, describing how each…
The article contrasts SimpleSwap’s non-custodial instant swaps with the account-based trading model of larger centralized exchanges. It describes swaps as sending one coin from a personal wallet and receiving another, with the service searching multiple…
This guide explains a platform workflow for buying and selling on-chain tokens using assets held in an exchange account. Trades settle on the blockchain, so execution depends on network conditions and decentralized exchange activity; the quoted price can…
Bitcoin ATMs let users buy Bitcoin with cash or, at some machines, sell Bitcoin for cash. The guide describes the typical flow: verify identity when required, scan a wallet address, submit cash or Bitcoin, and wait for blockchain confirmation. It also…
The guide introduces stock ownership, dividends, IPOs, bull and bear markets, and market capitalization, then compares traditional brokerage access with products such as CFDs, tokenized contracts, and stock perpetuals. It outlines a beginner workflow: define…
This guide explains peer-to-peer cryptocurrency trading through a platform marketplace. Sellers post advertisements with a price and payment terms; buyers select an offer and pay the seller through an agreed method, such as a bank transfer or e-wallet. The…
The guide explains how traders can obtain Tesla price exposure using USDT-margined derivatives on a crypto platform. It distinguishes this exposure from buying TSLA shares: the instruments described are derivatives, so they do not confer voting rights or…
The guide follows a memecoin from creation to secondary-market trading. It describes Pump.fun’s no-code Solana launch process and bonding curve, where purchase activity raises the token price. It also explains a liquidity transition at a stated market-cap…
The document describes pre-market trading for Tomarket Points, a placeholder representation associated with the planned TOMA token. It says buyers and sellers can arrange trades before spot trading begins, with settlement available in coin or USDT. The…
The article compares centralized exchanges (CEXs), decentralized exchanges (DEXs), and a proposed hybrid model called universal exchanges. CEXs operate custodial accounts and typically match trades through off-chain order books, which the article associates…
The article explains how decentralized exchanges use automated market makers (AMMs), focusing on constant product pools. In this model, the product of the two token balances is kept constant. A trade shifts those balances, changing the pool’s implied…
The guide introduces Lumibot as an open-source Python framework for developing, backtesting, and deploying automated strategies across supported brokers and exchanges. It describes a strategy structure with setup and market-data iteration steps, and notes an…
The guide describes infrastructure for institutions trading crypto alongside equity-linked products, options, indices, metals, and commodities. It outlines a unified trading account with isolated, shared stablecoin, multi-asset, and delta-neutral modes. The…
The guide explains how Bitget’s MCP server connects compatible AI clients to exchange tools for market data, account queries, and trading workflows. It outlines API key creation, permission choices, credential storage, and client configuration for tools such…
The document describes ROAR as a Solana meme coin launched around an oil and geopolitical theme. It says the token has a fixed supply and revoked mint authority, but no verified link to oil reserves, government backing, revenue, or clear utility. Its price…
Aethir is described as a decentralized network that pools underused GPUs from data centers, businesses, mining operations and individual owners. Its stated aim is to expand access to computing for AI, machine learning and cloud gaming. The article outlines…
The document explains the difference between spot trading, dated futures, and perpetual futures. Perpetual contracts have no expiry or asset delivery; funding payments help keep their prices near spot by encouraging trades against the price difference. It…
The article outlines a set of services intended to support token launches on the Flare blockchain. TrustSwap is presented as an IDO launch platform, while its Team Finance suite offers liquidity locks, vesting schedules, and compliance tools. SparkDEX is…
WalletConnect is described as an open protocol that links crypto wallets to decentralized applications. It creates an encrypted session so users can connect by scanning a QR code or following a mobile deep link, then approve transactions in their wallet. The…
The document describes intent-based cross-chain transactions through NEAR Intents, where users specify a desired action such as a token swap instead of manually managing several contracts, wallets, and gas steps. It says the framework supports many chains…
This guide explains how to withdraw USDT between wallets or platforms. It outlines the basic process: choose a service, verify the destination address, select a compatible blockchain network, and authorize the transfer. It compares TRC-20, ERC-20, and BEP-20…
The document surveys Zebec Network, a financial infrastructure project built on Solana. Its described products include continuous payroll streams that employers can adjust, a crypto spending card, treasury tools for Web3 businesses, and a planned…
The document describes Bless Network as a decentralized computing system that assigns workloads to spare capacity on personal devices. It says tasks are matched to device capabilities, randomized across nodes, and run in a WebAssembly environment intended to…
A trigger order specifies a market price that activates an order, plus the price or order type to submit once triggered. The document describes its use for momentum entries and for closing long or short positions at stop-loss levels. It notes that these…