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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This analysis compares Uniswap and SushiSwap using multiple decentralized exchange metrics, arguing that total value locked alone gives an incomplete view of protocol use. It examines liquidity in asset units alongside dollar-denominated TVL, deployed…
This podcast recap follows dYdX founder Antonio Juliano’s account of the exchange’s development, from early decentralized margin trading to perpetual contracts. It describes the protocol’s move from an Ethereum layer-one design toward layer-two scaling using…
The article surveys how crypto firms and traditional financial institutions responded to the 2022–23 market downturn. It describes venture investment and expansion, wallet and custody partnerships, financial AI development, crypto exchange launches, and…
This primer explains how blockchain tokens can represent claims on physical or financial assets, from commodities and property to treasuries and intellectual property. It outlines the infrastructure involved, including smart contracts, legal and compliance…
Hummingbot Gateway is described as a TypeScript API service that gives trading software a common way to interact with blockchains and decentralized exchanges. Its REST endpoints cover tasks such as wallet management, balance checks, and trading, allowing the…
This article outlines ways to manage cryptocurrency holdings during falling markets. It discusses buying assets after declines for a longer-term recovery thesis, favoring established coins over highly volatile tokens, short selling, diversifying across…
The article describes wallet-level blockchain data, including transaction histories, current and historical balances, token transfers, and smart-contract logs and functions. It explains how tracing address activity and connections can help institutions…
This digital-asset snapshot discusses Bitcoin’s rally above $70,000 and frames ETF demand, the approaching supply halving, and possible approval of an Ethereum ETF as supportive factors. It also explains that Ethereum’s Dencun upgrade introduced blob storage…
The guide explains decentralized exchanges as peer-to-peer venues where smart contracts execute token trades, often through automated market makers rather than conventional order books. It describes liquidity pools as reserves of token pairs supplied by…
Hummingbot version 2.4 adds Gateway connectors for the Solana decentralized exchanges Meteora and Raydium, with standardized interfaces for automated market makers, concentrated liquidity market makers, and swaps. Gateway can also run as a standalone…
This analysis studies whether lending activity in USDC, USDT, and DAI can help anticipate Ethereum volatility. It examines lagged repayments, withdrawals, and borrowing, then defines shock days as days when repayment counts exceed each stablecoin’s…
The document explains the GENIUS Act as a U.S. framework for payment stablecoin issuers. It describes licensing, reserve backing with eligible liquid assets, reserve disclosures, custody safeguards, audits, and anti-money-laundering and sanctions…
This market snapshot reviews crypto developments and recent indicators across centralized spot exchanges, decentralized exchanges, lending protocols, and blockchain networks. It notes reports that FTX creditors may be repaid in full after asset values…
The document compares fiat-backed, commodity-backed, and algorithmic stablecoins. Fiat and commodity models rely on reserves intended to support redemption or represent a unit of an asset, while algorithmic designs adjust token supply in an attempt to hold a…
This reference explains how an engine represents cash, margin, betting, and wallet accounts across backtests and live trading. It defines total, locked, and free balances and requires them to reconcile at currency precision. It also describes how pending…
The document explains Ethereum gas as a measure of the computation required to process a transaction, with fees paid in ETH and gas prices commonly quoted in Gwei. It describes the basic fee estimate as gas consumed multiplied by the price per unit, and…
This product update explains how USD- and EUR-denominated stablecoin data can support adoption analysis, risk monitoring, and arbitrage research. It highlights price series in both USD and EUR for euro stablecoins, which can help analysts examine deviations…
This overview defines Web3 as a proposed decentralized, blockchain-based internet and contrasts it with the static information pages of Web1 and the interactive, platform-centered Web2 era. It frames user control, privacy, and reduced dependence on…
This announcement introduces HBOT as a governance token for the Hummingbot open-source trading-bot project. It describes a community governance model in which holders vote on code changes, improvement requests, and proposals about Foundation governance or…
A crypto whitelist is a set of approved people or wallet addresses allowed to participate in a token sale, NFT mint, or, in some exchange settings, withdrawals to preapproved destinations. Projects may gather wallet details through a simple registration…
The article explains how blockchain tokens can represent claims on assets such as property, art, intellectual property, commodities, securities, and infrastructure. Fractional ownership and secondary trading may broaden investor access and improve liquidity,…
The document reports a one-day replay of a WETH/USDC concentrated-liquidity position with a 0.05% pool fee. It describes a simulated position bounded by a price range and tracks its token composition, collected and uncollected fees, range activity,…
The document introduces Cartesi as a Layer 2 project intended to help decentralized applications scale across blockchains. It describes a hybrid architecture: computations run off-chain in a Linux-based virtual machine, while cryptographic hashes of…
This technical note explains when assets and actions move between HyperCore and HyperEVM. Transfers from HyperCore to HyperEVM wait in the Layer 1 queue until the next HyperEVM block. Transfers in the reverse direction are processed in the same Layer 1 block…