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 compares Hyperliquid, Aster, and Lighter as venues in the decentralized perpetual futures market. It describes perpetual contracts as futures without expiry and contrasts the platforms’ stated approaches: Hyperliquid emphasizes its own Layer 1,…
The guide explains common reasons an OKX withdrawal may be delayed or frozen: incomplete identity checks, security alerts, account limits, pending verification, incorrect destination details, or scheduled maintenance. It recommends checking account notices…
This product overview describes five features for managing trades from a mobile interface. Traders can expand charts to draw trend lines and Fibonacci retracements, adjust take-profit and stop-loss levels by dragging order controls, and close or reverse a…
The document outlines Hyperliquid’s reported validator expansion and trading features. It says the validator set grew from 13 to 21, presenting the increase as a way to distribute control and strengthen network resilience. Its exchange features include…
The document describes Jupiter as a Solana decentralized exchange aggregator that routes swaps across liquidity sources. It mentions dollar-cost averaging, revisions to the routing engine intended to reduce slippage and costs, and priority fees for…
The guide presents Particle Network as chain abstraction infrastructure built around universal accounts. It explains how account abstraction and social logins are intended to let one account interact with supported chains, while universal liquidity routes…
This guide outlines a general process for claiming TapSwap coins and transferring them to another wallet, exchange, or cold storage. It recommends preparing a compatible wallet, checking the official airdrop page, completing any eligibility tasks, connecting…
The article describes Pharos as a proposed Layer 1 blockchain intended to connect decentralized finance with real-world assets, payments, and physical infrastructure. It outlines a modular Base, Core, and Extension architecture and attributes transaction…
The document describes Mantle’s proposed transition from an optimistic rollup model to a zero-knowledge validity rollup, with Succinct’s SP1 named as its proof system. It contrasts the stated finality period under the existing model with the shorter period…
The document describes impersonation scams that target crypto users through fake celebrity endorsements, government or financial institution demands, tech support offers, exchanges, and token launches. Common pressure tactics include promises of high…
The document describes Loopscale, a Solana lending protocol that matches borrowers and lenders through an order book. It contrasts this approach with pooled lending and explains its intended support for fixed-rate terms, loan-level risk isolation, curated…
The document outlines security controls that OKX says it uses to protect customer assets. Most holdings are described as residing in offline cold wallets, with transfers requiring approval by multiple team members. For movement between hot and cold wallets,…
The document describes Ripple’s acquisition of Palisade as an expansion of its institutional custody and payments offering. It explains the intended uses of wallet-as-a-service technology, including fiat and digital-asset on- and off-ramps, enterprise…
The document explains that Pendle users pay blockchain transaction fees when creating or trading principal and yield tokens, providing liquidity, participating in governance, or using Boros. It identifies transaction complexity and network congestion as…
The document presents Tensor as a Solana NFT marketplace that aggregates liquidity and offers analytics, real-time information, and bulk trading. It describes TNSR as a governance token and Vector as a mobile social trading application focused on memecoins,…
The article describes SkyBridge Capital’s plan to represent interests in two hedge funds as tokens on Avalanche. It identifies ERC-3643 as the token standard and outlines roles for Tokeny, which supplies tokenization infrastructure, and Apex Group, which…
The document explains slippage as the difference between an expected quote and the final execution price. It compares decentralized exchange swaps, where pool depth and automated market maker pricing shape the impact of a trade, with centralized order books,…
This article describes Yield.xyz as an infrastructure provider that offers a unified API for wallets, crypto applications, and neobanks to access staking and decentralized finance yield sources. It presents aggregation as a way to reduce the engineering work…
The document describes 1inch Fusion+ as a way to swap assets between Solana and EVM networks using cryptographically linked escrow contracts instead of conventional bridges. It highlights Dutch auction settlement, trustless execution, and claimed protection…
The document describes AEON as a chain-agnostic payment protocol intended to connect activity across blockchain networks. It presents interoperability as a way to simplify payments involving different cryptocurrencies and discusses AI-based automation for…
The article describes a partnership that combines Plasma’s stablecoin-focused blockchain features with EtherFi’s Ethereum liquid staking tokens. It presents Plasma as a Bitcoin sidechain with Ethereum Virtual Machine compatibility, supporting smart contracts…
The article describes a USDC wallet as a tool for holding and transferring a dollar-pegged stablecoin. It highlights fast, low-cost transfers, including cross-border payments, and outlines wallet features such as encryption, multi-signature controls,…
The document describes Ethereum’s Pectra upgrade and EIP-7702, which lets externally owned accounts temporarily use smart contract features. It explains that users can bundle transactions and have a third party cover gas fees, potentially making app…
The document reviews BitFuFu’s reported Bitcoin mining operations in May and June 2025. It tracks monthly production, hashrate under management, power capacity, and user registrations, distinguishing cloud-mining customer output from the company’s…