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 article introduces the blockchain trilemma: the difficulty of achieving scalability, security, and decentralization together. It presents Shardeum as an EVM-compatible layer-one network that uses dynamic state sharding, dividing network work among shards…
The article presents a bullish case for Solayer’s LAYER token and discusses a forecast for 2025 alongside scenarios extending to 2030. It combines claims about the project’s DeFi and cross-chain role, roadmap, adoption, partnerships, and token uses with…
The document describes Toshi as a meme coin on Base, an Ethereum Layer-2 network, and frames its value as largely dependent on community interest and market sentiment. It notes that the network can offer lower fees and faster transactions than Ethereum…
The document describes VOOI as a non-custodial interface that aggregates decentralized exchanges across multiple blockchains, with an aim to simplify leveraged trading and asset movement. Its central product concept is a unified balance that can combine…
The document introduces DOLO, the token of Dolomite, a DeFi protocol described as combining money-market lending, borrowing, trading, and DEX functions. It says the protocol launched on Arbitrum and is expanding to other networks, with cross-margin features…
This beginner guide explains blockchains as shared, chronological ledgers whose linked blocks use hashes and timestamps. It contrasts a distributed network of nodes with a centrally controlled database and describes consensus as the process by which…
The article introduces Cardano and hard forks, then describes the Vasil upgrade as a protocol change intended to improve smart contract capabilities, network throughput, and transaction efficiency. It highlights Plutus v2 and features such as reference…
The document describes World Liberty Financial as a platform intended to connect conventional finance with decentralized finance. It outlines a multi-chain setup, a dollar-linked stablecoin called USD1, an app for deposits and payments, and lending and…
This overview introduces peaq as a blockchain platform for decentralized physical infrastructure networks, where people and organizations contribute devices such as sensors, vehicles, or communications equipment. It describes token incentives as a way to…
The document surveys crypto gaming tokens and explains their common roles in blockchain game economies, including rewards, asset trading, governance, and staking. It then compares several projects: NOTCOIN, Immutable, Gala, Axie Infinity, The Sandbox, Enjin,…
The document introduces Somnia as an EVM-compatible Layer 1 aimed at high-volume gaming, metaverse, and consumer applications. It describes the project’s intended performance and explains its architecture: MultiStream consensus gives validators separate data…
The document explains a basic process for staking MATIC through a wallet and Polygon’s staking interface, and describes staking as a way to support network security while receiving rewards. It says rewards are generated through network inflation and…
The article presents an August 2025 outlook for Toncoin using support and resistance levels, price structure, spot flows, and ecosystem developments. It identifies a demand area around $3.2–$3.3 and resistance near $3.7, with a daily close below support…
The document explains Bitget’s Innovation Zone as a centralized exchange category for newer token offerings, including DeFi and AI-related assets. It frames the zone as a more accessible route than decentralized exchanges or self-managed wallets, while…
The document introduces Cetus as a decentralized exchange and liquidity protocol on Sui and Aptos. Its central mechanism is concentrated liquidity: providers allocate assets within selected price ranges so a greater share of capital can be used when trades…
The article describes Apeiron as a blockchain game with player-versus-player and player-versus-environment modes, god-game simulations, and NFTs used for in-game assets. It says the APRS token operates within the Ronin-based ecosystem and connects to…
The article describes Blum as a hybrid crypto platform combining centralized and decentralized exchange features. It outlines an approach using off-chain order books with on-chain settlement, access across multiple blockchain networks, MPC wallet options,…
The document combines daily TapSwap game codes with news that the TON-based tap-to-earn project had moved its planned token generation event and listing to the second half of January 2025, following earlier delays. It says the team cited tokenomics and…
The document outlines Ultiverse, a blockchain gaming ecosystem that combines AI tools, NFTs, and interconnected virtual worlds. Its Bodhi Protocol is described as supporting customizable AI characters and small game worlds. Developer tools, a media platform,…
The document describes Bitlayer as a Bitcoin Layer 2 using the BitVM paradigm, optimistic rollups, and EVM compatibility to support smart contracts and decentralized applications. It says the design batches transactions off-chain, settles state to Bitcoin,…
The document explains tap-to-earn games as simple play-to-earn formats in which users accrue in-game currency through tapping and basic tasks. It describes common engagement features such as daily bonuses, referrals, and upgrades, along with wallet…
The article outlines Ethereum’s move from proof-of-work mining to proof-of-stake and explains staking as locking ETH to support network consensus. It says a validator deposits 32 ETH and runs validator software to help process transactions, store data, and…
The article describes an exchange interface that surfaces tokens using observed blockchain activity instead of relying only on centralized listings or curated feeds. It says the service indexes several networks every sixty seconds and ranks signals such as…
The document introduces the roles of Layer 1, Layer 2, and Layer 3 in blockchain systems, framing them around the goals of decentralization, scalability, and security. It describes Layer 1 as the base network, including its ledger, nodes, and consensus…