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 describes Arc, a Circle-developed, EVM-compatible Layer 1 aimed at stablecoin finance and tokenized assets. Its central design choice is using USDC for transaction fees, which the article says can make costs more predictable than fees paid in…
The guide explains rollups as Layer 2 systems that execute or bundle transactions away from Ethereum mainnet and publish data or proofs back to it. It contrasts optimistic rollups, which accept transactions unless challenged with fraud proofs during a…
This institutional exchange recap introduces an on-demand liquidity network that automates off-order-book trade execution and settlement, along with a loan pool offering eligible clients dedicated margin. The product descriptions point to execution and…
The document explains how EIP-1559 changed Ethereum transaction fees. It contrasts the earlier first-price bidding model with a per-block base fee that adjusts according to block usage. The base fee is burned, while users may add a priority tip to encourage…
This beginner guide explains core crypto trading concepts, including long and short positions, realized and unrealized gains or losses, and the difference between short-term trading and long-term investing. It describes spot markets, derivatives, trading…
The article explains the bridge-currency model: convert a sender’s fiat currency into XRP, transfer it across the XRP Ledger, then convert it into the recipient’s currency. It contrasts this flow with correspondent banking, where SWIFT messages instruct…
The guide explains that crypto derivatives provide exposure to cryptocurrency price movements without requiring ownership of the underlying coins. It frames derivatives as tools for speculation, hedging, and portfolio management, then outlines features to…
The article explains how exchanges can offer trades without explicit transaction fees and why the model may appeal to high-volume traders and beginners. Lower stated trading costs can matter when many transactions are made, but zero trading fees do not mean…
This guide explains how to transfer cryptocurrency from a wallet or another exchange into an exchange account, using OKX as an example. The process is to select the asset and obtain its deposit address, enter that address in the sending platform, choose the…
The document explains Solana’s throughput, block times, fees, and design features, then compares its reported performance with Bitcoin and Ethereum. It attributes Solana’s speed to Proof of History, which helps order events, and parallel execution through…
The document uses a series of reported AguilaTrades losses on Hyperliquid to explain how leverage magnifies both gains and losses. It describes liquidation as the automatic closure of positions when margin falls below a required threshold, and notes that…
The document surveys design ideas used in decentralized liquidity protocols. It describes automated market makers as pool-based alternatives to order books and highlights yield-bearing assets, staking, and multi-chain access as ways protocols try to combine…
The document surveys trading functions offered by Telegram bots, including copy trading, rapid purchases after liquidity is added, MEV-resistant swaps, cross-chain trading, and presale access. It names several bots and compares selected features, supported…
The article surveys infrastructure priorities for digital asset trading and financial systems. Its main themes are scalable high-volume processing, real-time market data distribution, support for multiple asset types, and tokenization of real-world assets.…
The document presents Orbs as a Layer-3 infrastructure project that adds execution services on top of Layer-1 and Layer-2 networks. It describes custom computation for decentralized applications, validator-operated services, and integrations intended to…
The document describes sending SOL from an exchange to a wallet and depositing SOL to an exchange. Its procedure covers obtaining a native Solana address, selecting the Solana network, entering the amount, completing security checks, and tracking the…
The document explains the difference between exchange custody and a self-custody Web3 wallet, where the user controls the private keys. It gives a general withdrawal workflow: prepare the receiving wallet, copy its address, select a compatible network,…
The document explains how crypto trading bots execute orders when preset parameters or indicators are met. It presents automation as a way to monitor markets continuously, apply rules consistently, and respond quickly to price movements. It outlines several…
The document surveys factors shaping crypto exchange listings, including ethical scrutiny, liquidity programs, listing transparency, and competition between centralized and decentralized exchanges. It cites PancakeSwap’s reported $228.03 billion in trading…
The document presents Flying Tulip as a proposed multi-service DeFi platform associated with Andre Cronje. Its described design combines spot and derivatives trading, automated market makers, and central limit order books across multiple blockchains. A…
The document explains how to connect an OKX account to TradingView and place crypto trades from its charting interface. It covers account authorization, finding OKX markets, using the order panel, and enabling instant order placement. It also describes…
The document describes Quai Network’s integration with Wormhole’s Native Token Transfers standard. It explains the distinction between transferring native tokens and using wrapped representations: the stated aim is to preserve token ownership, metadata, and…
A crypto order book displays outstanding bids and asks for a trading pair. The article explains price, order quantity and cumulative total, along with the best bid and ask, mid-market price and spread. It describes price-time matching in broad terms: an…
The document explains the steps involved in withdrawing crypto or fiat from OKX. Crypto withdrawals require asset and network selection, a recipient address, and account verification; after submission, the transfer must be processed by the exchange and…