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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This comparison outlines Prometheum’s U.S. securities-focused model and contrasts it with broader crypto exchanges. It describes Prometheum as operating under SEC and FINRA oversight as a special purpose broker-dealer, with custody and settlement…
The article describes Blum as a Telegram-based crypto exchange combining centralized and decentralized trading features, with both custodial and non-custodial wallet options. It says the platform supports multiple blockchain networks and uses games, tasks,…
The article introduces staking as locking crypto assets to support network operations in exchange for rewards. It contrasts proof of stake with proof of work, presenting staking as a more energy-efficient approach, and describes growing interest from retail…
The article examines MYX Finance, a decentralized exchange for spot, derivatives, and structured products, through its sharp price rallies and risks. It describes how a limited circulating supply, concentrated token holdings, and active derivatives trading…
Curve Finance is described as an automated market maker designed for swaps among stablecoins and other similarly priced assets. Its StableSwap algorithm concentrates liquidity near parity, which the article says can reduce slippage and fees for these trades.…
DeBox is presented as a Web3 social platform built around decentralized identity, with chat, gated communities, asset handling, and DAO management. The document describes its intended use of Ethereum, Layer 2 networks, and Cosmos IBC, and explains how…
The document introduces Jupiter as a Solana decentralized trading platform and describes its main tools. Jupiter Swap aggregates liquidity from Solana decentralized exchanges and automated market makers to execute token swaps. The article presents…
The article presents Sei as a Layer 1 network aimed at decentralized trading, highlighting parallel execution, fast finality, batch auction settlement, and low transaction fees as design features. It argues these mechanisms may address congestion and…
The document presents Tomarket as a decentralized marketplace for emerging or less established assets, including tokenized real-world assets, pre-market and pre-vesting tokens, protocol points, and blockchain-based yield products. It says an AI-driven oracle…
The article describes Saber Labs as a Solana-based decentralized finance protocol focused on swaps between assets designed to hold similar values. It explains the StableSwap invariant, adapted from Curve Finance, which concentrates liquidity near the peg to…
The document describes Unitas, a DeFi protocol built around USDu, a synthetic dollar, and sUSDu, a savings token received by staking USDu. It explains that the protocol seeks to generate yield through liquidity provision, trader PnL, perpetual-market funding…
The guide defines coin sniping as attempting to buy a token when decentralized exchange liquidity first becomes available, often competing with automated bots for early execution. It contrasts this launch-focused approach with meme trading, where social…
This overview compares Bitcoin and Ethereum across their intended roles, historical prices and returns, market capitalization, transaction capacity and costs, developer activity, energy use, and real-world applications. It characterizes Bitcoin primarily as…
The document compares Ethereum and Solana as smart-contract platforms across consensus design, transaction throughput and costs, application ecosystems, security, decentralization, and investment considerations. It describes Ethereum’s longer history and…
The document introduces Solana’s Seeker phone as a mobile device designed around crypto use, highlighting built-in key storage and access to a Solana-focused decentralized app store. It also describes SKR as a token associated with the Solana Mobile and…
The document describes Ordiswap as an automated market maker intended to support token swaps and liquidity pools directly on Bitcoin. It outlines separate swap, liquidity, indexing, and synthetic-oracle modules, and says an off-chain server manages trading,…
The article explains Infrared as a Berachain protocol that automates participation in Proof of Liquidity. Users deposit BERA or eligible liquidity-provider tokens into vaults; the protocol handles staking, validator delegation, reward collection, and…
This overview describes Dark Eclipse, a Solana-based project that proposes using Trusted Execution Environments (TEEs) for confidential computation in decentralized applications. TEEs are isolated processor environments intended to protect code and data from…
This overview describes Friend3 as a Web3 social application organized around paid groups, where creators can set ticket pricing curves and users can buy access. It says members can monetize content through tickets and donations, while community voting is…
This introductory explainer distinguishes cryptocurrency coins, tokens, and non-fungible tokens by their roles and whether each unit is interchangeable. It describes coins as assets used for functions such as payment, storing value, and accounting, with ETH…
The article explains based rollups as Layer 2 systems that use Ethereum validators to order transactions instead of relying on a centralized sequencer. It describes a flow in which transactions are ordered through Ethereum consensus, executed by the rollup,…
The document explains smart contracts as programs stored on a blockchain that carry out preset actions when specified conditions are met. It describes Ethereum as enabling these autonomous programs, notes that contract code is publicly visible, and says…
The document defines central bank digital currencies as digital fiat issued and controlled by central banks, then distinguishes them from privately issued stablecoins by issuer, legal status, and backing. It focuses on debates over financial privacy and…
The document describes Monad as a standalone proof-of-stake blockchain designed to run Ethereum-compatible applications with higher throughput. Its technical account highlights parallel transaction execution, a custom state database, fast finality, and…