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.
12,303 documents
This weekly market recap describes the June 2022 sell-off through Bitcoin price and flow measures, stablecoin developments, and lending-firm distress. It reports Bitcoin falling below a prior cycle high and $20,000, a record-low GBTC premium, large realized…
The document attributes Bitcoin’s May 2025 move above $100,000 and the broader crypto rally to several overlapping forces: expectations for easier monetary policy, improved risk appetite, state-level regulatory developments, institutional demand through…
The document explains spot grid trading as a rule-based way to place repeated buy and sell orders at preset price levels within a chosen range. It describes arithmetic spacing by equal price increments and geometric spacing by percentage increments, and…
The article previews a U.S. employment report against a backdrop of elevated inflation and argues that the data could shift expectations for Federal Reserve policy. Its scenario analysis links stronger employment and wage readings to a more hawkish rate…
This monthly review surveys June 2023 crypto market changes, including shifts among large tokens, reactions to regulatory actions, the fading memecoin surge, and changing stablecoin market shares. It discusses Bitcoin and Ether performance, exchange market…
This guide explains the triple exponential moving average (TEMA) as a trend indicator designed to reduce the lag associated with conventional moving averages. It describes two uses: replacing standard averages in a dual moving-average crossover, with 20- and…
The article describes a proposed chain linking geopolitical news to Bitcoin: conflict concerns affect oil prices, oil prices shape inflation expectations and interest-rate outlooks, and those shifts influence risk assets. It frames Bitcoin as sensitive to…
The article recounts the January 2024 compromise of the SEC’s social media account, which falsely announced approval of all spot Bitcoin ETFs. SEC Chair Gary Gensler corrected the claim, and the article reports that X confirmed the account had been hacked…
The article analyzes a sharp yen rally against the dollar and considers whether it reflected official intervention or a change in the broader trend. It describes speculation about Japanese yen purchases, based on market estimates, central-bank account data,…
The article discusses possible future developments for shark fin investment products in crypto. It predicts that demand for risk management could support their continued use and suggests that machine learning might enable automated adjustments based on…
The document introduces exchange dual investment products as a way to earn interest while accepting settlement in either an invested asset or another form of liquidity, depending on product terms and market conditions. It positions the products as an…
This weekly market roundup links crypto weakness to higher U.S. bond yields and hawkish remarks by the Federal Reserve chair, which the article says weighed on risk assets. It reports Bitcoin's weekly decline and low, a fall in aggregate crypto market…
The article explains how the July FOMC minutes kept the possibility of further tightening alive even though the committee left rates unchanged. It connects that policy signal to inflation, labor-market readings, Treasury yields, and potential volatility in…
The analysis reviews Bitcoin’s sharp decline in August 2023 after a period of low volatility and substantial long positioning. It says the price fell 17% in the second half of Week 33, broke support near $28,000, and then consolidated around a…
The document explains futures grid bots as systems that place buy and sell orders at preset price intervals. In range-bound conditions, repeated fills can capture small price swings; in trending conditions, long or short grids can build and reduce exposure…
The document outlines reasons Bitcoin may be an unreliable inflation hedge. It points to high price volatility, a shorter history across economic environments than gold, regulatory uncertainty, competition from other digital assets, and concerns about…
The document describes a sharp Bitcoin rally above $89,000 followed by a pullback, alongside heavy futures liquidations on both sides of the market. It reports open interest, trading volume, long and short liquidations, funding rates, and long-short ratios…
The article recounts Bitcoin’s rise to a reported $126,000 all-time high in October 2025, linking the move to a combination of macroeconomic concerns, institutional adoption, reduced new supply after the 2024 halving, and limited exchange balances. It…
The article examines why memecoins attract buyers, tracing Dogecoin’s early history and comparing dog-themed tokens with other meme categories. It points to community identity, internet humor, viral attention, celebrity influence, and expanding token…
The document describes how gold trading activity may vary across Asian, European, and American sessions. It characterizes Asian hours as quieter and range bound, the European open as a period when direction may be tested, and the London–New York overlap as a…
The document contrasts traditional stock pre-market sessions with cryptocurrency trading, which runs continuously. Because crypto markets do not have a daily opening bell, the usual pre-market window does not apply; price changes are instead commonly…
The document compares Bitcoin with the U.S. dollar through monetary design, investment risk, inflation exposure, and likely future roles. It describes Bitcoin as a decentralized asset with constrained issuance and high price volatility, while the dollar is a…
The article describes GHIBLI as a Solana meme coin whose appeal is tied to AI-generated imagery inspired by Studio Ghibli’s visual style and the online attention around that trend. It characterizes the project as community-driven, with anonymous creators, no…
The article explains Bitcoin halvings as scheduled reductions in mining rewards and argues that slower issuance could support prices by limiting miner selling. It places this thesis alongside Bitcoin’s volatility, past price declines and recoveries, and…