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 guide introduces several measures and structures used to understand decentralized finance. It defines total value locked (TVL) as assets deposited in protocols and presents it as an indicator of adoption, trust, and activity that investors may use when…
The document presents Hedera Hashgraph as an enterprise-oriented network whose HBAR token may benefit from institutional use and DeFi expansion. It mentions reported asset-settlement use by financial organizations, stablecoin activity contributing to…
The document describes JUST as a decentralized finance ecosystem on TRON and identifies JST as its token for ecosystem operations and governance. It says the platform offers services including lending and stablecoin issuance, and frames TRON’s transaction…
The document introduces NEO as a public smart contract blockchain and describes its origins as Antshares, its later rebranding, and its stated goal of connecting digital assets, identity, and contracts. It explains the roles of NEO, which provides governance…
The document introduces Hyperliquid as a layer-1 blockchain built to support an on-chain financial system, with a perpetual contracts exchange using an on-chain order book as its flagship application. It describes HYPE as the network’s native utility and…
The document recounts the February 2025 exploit of zkLend, a Starknet lending protocol, and attributes the loss of nearly $10 million in crypto assets to a flaw in its lending accumulator logic. Repeated deposits and withdrawals of wrapped staked Ether…
The document presents Clanker as an AI-assisted ERC-20 token launch platform on Base, with a user interface connected to Farcaster. It describes a fee model that charges a share of liquidity pool deployments and allocates revenue between creators and the…
The document describes Wormhole as a cross-chain infrastructure project and outlines its Native Token Transfers standard, which is presented as a way to move native assets between networks without relying on wrapped tokens. It also discusses cross-chain…
The article describes a disagreement over a proposed arrangement between Aave and World Liberty Financial (WLFI). It reports that the proposal outlined a share of WLFI tokens and protocol revenue for Aave’s DAO, while WLFI publicly disputed the claims.…
The document introduces zkVerify as a blockchain network intended to verify zero-knowledge proofs across different proof systems. It explains the basic purpose of these proofs: confirming that information is valid without disclosing the information itself.…
The document assesses whether Solana could reach $500 through bull, base, and bear scenarios for 2025 and 2030. Its scenario table links possible price ranges to ETF progress, institutional inflows, DeFi and NFT activity, network upgrades, macro conditions,…
The document surveys three areas of crypto infrastructure: privacy coins, the X402 standard for stablecoin micropayments, and Hyperliquid’s decentralized perpetual-futures market. It describes privacy coins as tools for transaction confidentiality, while…
The document explains how airdrops, token allocation, and mainnet launches can shape blockchain projects. It describes task-based rewards and eligibility tied to token holdings, governance participation, or project tasks. It also introduces phased token…
The document describes the distribution of Hypurr NFTs on HyperEVM, including an allocation to Genesis Event participants and an automated delivery that did not require recipients to mint or claim. It presents the NFTs as community identity assets and…
The document describes MegaETH’s proposed community allocation approach, using non-transferable Soulbound Tokens to recognize participants and a scoring system that considers ecosystem activity and willingness to lock tokens. It frames these features as ways…
The document explains that the XRP Ledger does not use proof-of-stake and does not offer native XRP staking. Its validator consensus process does not require users to lock or delegate XRP. Products marketed as staking or earn programs instead involve…
This guide explains SKALE as an Ethereum-compatible network for decentralized applications, focusing on Elastic Sidechains, modular configuration, interchain messaging, and delegated staking. It describes a fee model in which developers pay subscription fees…
This comparison contrasts Sui and Solana across transaction processing, consensus, developer tools, ecosystem adoption, and token supply. It describes Sui’s parallel processing and Move language, Solana’s Proof of History and Proof of Stake design with Rust,…
This article follows TST from its accidental exposure in an educational video to its rapid rise as a speculative BNB Chain token. It describes price swings, social media attention, and community activity as drivers of trading interest. A reported market…
The document presents Plasma as a Bitcoin-anchored blockchain designed for stablecoin transfers, highlighting zero-fee USDT transactions, throughput, and competition with Ethereum and Tron. It describes XPL as a token used for staking, governance, liquidity…
The article explains meme coins as crypto assets whose attention and demand often depend on internet culture, social media, and community activity. It uses Dogecoin and Shiba Inu as examples of early success stories, while stressing that these cases do not…
The article surveys several token categories and their claimed roles: utility tokens for services, stablecoins for payments and decentralized finance, asset-backed tokens for fractional ownership, meme coins driven by community attention, and NFTs as records…
The document introduces Starknet as an Ethereum Layer 2 using zk-STARK proofs, with Cairo as its programming language. It describes STRK as a utility, governance, and staking token, and outlines a phased staking rollout. The article also discusses a roadmap…
The document presents DragonVerse as a BNB Chain project connecting the Dragon Ball franchise with blockchain assets. It describes the idea of treating intellectual property as a real-world asset and creating digital representations that fans might collect…