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.
1,116 documents
The article presents Sei as a Layer 1 blockchain designed for trading applications. It describes its Cosmos SDK foundation and IBC connectivity, along with features intended to reduce processing delays: block propagation using transaction identifiers,…
The document describes institutional liquidity for contracts for difference and contrasts it with retail liquidity. It highlights straight-through order routing, aggregation of quotes from banks and non-bank market makers, multi-level depth, low-latency…
The document compares three CFD account modes by fees, spreads, quote depth, access, switching, and intended users. ECN charges a symbol-dependent fee per lot and offers raw spreads with standard shared depth. STP has no stated transaction fee but uses an…
The document surveys common crypto spot approaches: intraday trading, long-term buy-and-hold, range trading around support and resistance, scalping, high-frequency algorithms, cross-exchange arbitrage, and dollar-cost averaging. It briefly explains each…
The article describes Bitcoin Era as automated crypto trading software that sends orders through connected brokers or exchanges. It says the tool analyzes market and other data to identify trades, and compares it with centralized exchanges on assets, fees,…
The document compares three CFD account modes by explicit transaction fees, spread structure, quote depth, access requirements, and intended user. ECN charges a fixed per-lot fee with raw spreads and supports self-service switching. STP removes explicit…
The document introduces Sei as a layer-1 blockchain designed for digital asset trading. It describes a Twin Turbo consensus mechanism, parallel processing, and an order-matching approach intended to reduce latency and improve throughput. Its stated design…
This guide presents a master and sub-account structure for firms running multiple trading desks. It describes separating spot and futures market making, arbitrage, hedging, quantitative strategies, and longer-term portfolios into distinct account…
The document describes how an institutional trading firm can use a master account and multiple sub-accounts to organize desks, strategies, capital, and API credentials. Separate accounts can make it easier to attribute positions and activity, assign teams,…
This article explains how order book depth at increasing distances from the mid-price relates to execution costs. It defines 5, 10, and 50 basis point bands as nested regions of the book and explains that larger orders may consume liquidity farther from the…
The document describes Fogo as a Solana Virtual Machine-compatible layer 1 designed for trading applications. Its proposed architecture combines a Firedancer-based client, validators located near financial centers, native price feeds, and an integrated…
This overview compares five approaches to Bitcoin trading. Trend following seeks to participate in sustained price moves, while swing trading looks for entries around pullbacks, pauses, or reversals within broader moves. Scalping targets small price changes…
The document explains Bitget CFD Pro mode as an account option with dedicated quote depth separate from the standard order book. It says the mode charges fees on the same per-lot basis as ECN mode, applies overnight fees, and uses the same rebate rules. Pro…
This FAQ describes a professional account mode for CFD trading, including eligibility, application, account configuration, fees, instrument labels, and switching restrictions. Access requires an application and manual review, with configuration tied to an…
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 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 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…
The document profiles SEI as the token of a Layer 1 blockchain designed for DeFi, highlighting fast transaction finality, front-running protection, native price oracles, and interoperability through the Cosmos SDK. It links those features to possible…
The document explains how fork testnets let developers and validators trial hard fork changes in a controlled setting before mainnet activation. Testing can expose compatibility or performance issues, let participants prepare for new protocol rules, and…
The document introduces MegaETH as an Ethereum Layer 2 built around high transaction throughput. It attributes the stated capacity of up to 1.7 gigagas per second to a single-sequencer design and presents that architecture as a way to support real-time…
The document outlines Hyperliquid’s token and ecosystem model, focusing on Builder Code fees, protocol revenue, HYPE buybacks and burns, and staking. Builder Code lets applications add transaction fees that are shared among developers, the protocol, and…
The document surveys Thailand’s efforts to integrate digital assets into its financial system. It describes a proposed arrangement in which tourists spend crypto through linked credit cards while merchants receive baht, a temporary capital gains tax…
The document surveys liquidity in crypto markets, from centralized exchange order books to decentralized exchange pools using automated market makers. It characterizes centralized venues as generally deeper and faster, while noting withdrawal and control…
The guide presents Solayer as a blockchain designed for high transaction throughput using hardware networking technologies such as RDMA and InfiniBand, alongside speculative parallel smart-contract execution. It describes a multi-executor consensus approach…