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 presents DevvE as the token used for payments and governance in the DevvX blockchain, which it describes as a Layer 1 network focused on environmental, social, and governance projects. The network is said to use sharding, adding independently…
The document describes GUNZ, a layer-1 blockchain ecosystem designed for Web3 games, and explains its proposed model for player ownership of in-game assets. It presents game items as NFTs that can be traded, and outlines a play-to-own system in which…
The document describes BGSOL, Bitget’s token representing SOL staked through its platform. It says staking rewards are compounded into the position, with the BGSOL-to-SOL conversion rate updated periodically. Its proposed income sources include base staking…
The document presents a framework for examining a token’s economy through three areas: initial distribution, monetary policy, and utility. Distribution analysis considers community allocations, public and private sales, team holdings, vesting, and the timing…
The document describes Lumoz as a decentralized compute network for deploying rollups and supplying computation for AI workloads. It outlines modular blockchain layers for settlement, execution, consensus, and data availability, with a prover layer for…
The document introduces Vana as an EVM-compatible Layer 1 network intended to let people control and monetize personal data for uses such as AI training. Its proposed workflow starts with users exporting and storing their own data, then contributing it to…
The article presents Irys as a Layer 1 network combining data storage with an EVM-compatible execution environment. It describes a two-stage data flow in which submissions are validated before publication for longer-term storage, and says smart contracts can…
This recap presents 2025 as a shift toward practical crypto applications. It discusses stablecoins in cross-border payments and merchant payment systems, NFTs tied to physical collectibles and sports ticketing, AI agents interacting with decentralized…
The document describes Bitway as an independent Layer 1 network intended to connect Bitcoin-related assets with smart contracts and decentralized financial services. It places the project in the BTCFi sector and explains that the network aims to support…
The document introduces Ethereum as a decentralized programmable blockchain and distinguishes the platform from Ether, its native token. It describes how smart contracts execute according to programmed conditions, how decentralized applications and tokens…
The article explains a revised CLARITY Act draft that distinguishes yield paid simply for holding stablecoin balances from rewards linked to user activity. It describes passive balance-based yield as prohibited under the draft, while payments, transfers,…
TeleportDAO is described as a cross-chain protocol that uses light-client verification to let applications on one blockchain check data from another. Relayer nodes submit source-chain block headers to a relay contract on the destination chain, where the…
The article outlines Hedera’s Hashgraph consensus model, HBAR’s uses for fees, staking, and governance, and the role of its council. It presents the Canary HBAR ETF debut as a possible institutional access catalyst, alongside network upgrades and expanding…
The article explains Elixir as a modular network intended to let users supply liquidity to order-book decentralized exchanges. It describes a delegated proof-of-stake validator model, with ELX used for staking and governance, and says validators approve…
The article describes Yescoin as a Telegram-based tap-to-earn game associated with the TON blockchain. Players accumulate in-app coins through tapping, referrals, and an automated Tapbot feature; the article says accumulated coins may be redeemable for…
The article outlines Counter Fire, a blockchain game combining player-versus-player and player-versus-environment modes with a play-to-earn economy. It describes matchmaking based on player and team characteristics, a free-to-play entry option, and in-game…
The article describes Casper as a Layer 1 proof-of-stake network, covering its CBC-Casper consensus approach, validator staking, slashing, and support for upgradeable smart contracts and WebAssembly. It presents these features as ways to support adaptable…
This report surveys cryptocurrency activity across selected Middle Eastern markets, focusing on the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Morocco, Algeria, and Jordan. It compares regulatory stances, centralized exchange and DeFi adoption, and user behavior. The account…
The article distinguishes SwftCoin (SWFTC), a utility token for a cross-chain swap platform, from the SWIFT banking network, which it says has no associated coin. For SWFTC, it discusses a reported AI tool, SWFTGPT, reduced swap fees, a new exchange listing,…
The document describes Talus as a blockchain infrastructure project for AI agents that can hold assets, run workflows, and interact with decentralized applications. Its stated architecture combines a Cosmos-based Layer 1, MoveVM execution, IBC cross-chain…
The document presents Tria as a self-custodial crypto finance platform combining a wallet, payment card, yield products, and cross-chain trading. Its BestPath routing engine is described as selecting routes across networks and liquidity sources for swaps,…
The document describes Switchboard as a multi-chain oracle network that supplies blockchain applications with external data and verifiable randomness. Its central design is a pull-based model: applications request data when needed, and can customize feed…
The article assesses whether Ethereum could exceed its prior peak, linking its 2025 price rise to institutional demand, ETF inflows, technical momentum, network upgrades, and activity in decentralized finance and NFTs. It identifies a rising 200-day moving…
This article describes Falcon Finance’s proposed FF governance-token sale and the underlying USDf stablecoin protocol. It outlines a multi-asset collateral model, staking that converts USDf into sUSDf, and deployments across several blockchain networks. It…