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 document explains fully homomorphic encryption (FHE), a cryptographic approach that allows computations on encrypted data without first exposing its contents. It presents Mind Network as a project applying FHE to privacy-focused blockchain, decentralized…
This overview introduces four Web3 building blocks: digital wallets, tokens, smart contracts, and blockchain networks. It distinguishes internet-connected software wallets from hardware storage, explains the difference between blockchain-native coins and…
This guide explains Hamster Kombat’s tap-to-earn game and outlines how players could prepare for its scheduled September 26, 2024 token airdrop. It describes earning in-game coins through tapping, upgrades, daily challenges, referrals, and leaderboard…
The document introduces Chainlink as a decentralized oracle network that connects smart contracts with external data, events, and payment systems. It describes node operators as contributors who provide data infrastructure and may receive LINK rewards, and…
The document describes Pharos as a Layer 1 blockchain intended to connect traditional financial assets with on-chain services. It outlines proposed uses such as issuing and managing tokenized bonds, alongside network features including parallel transaction…
The document describes EigenLayer as a protocol that reuses security associated with a base blockchain such as Ethereum to support additional services. Rather than requiring every new service to rely on a separate security system, the approach allows staked…
The article presents GoSleep as an Arbitrum-based lifestyle app combining sleep tracking, social features, game mechanics, and token rewards. It describes ZZZ as a governance token used for premium access, NFTs, and marketplace activity, and outlines a…
The document describes Nasdaq’s proposal to trade for 23 hours on weekdays and explains the expected regulatory and technical steps before a possible launch in the second half of 2026. The change is framed as a response to international demand and the…
The article outlines Ethereum's planned Fusaka hard fork, describing it as a protocol-level effort to support Layer 2 rollups rather than a change to ordinary user interactions. Its main mechanisms are PeerDAS, which lets validators sample portions of rollup…
The article compares Xverse with general-purpose and exchange-integrated wallets across asset coverage, custody, security, fees, and privacy. It presents Xverse as focused on Bitcoin and Stacks assets, including Ordinals and related token standards, while…
The article introduces decentralized applications as blockchain-based services that combine a user interface with smart contracts, which execute when specified conditions are met. It describes potential advantages over centrally operated apps, including…
The document surveys centralized exchange products that offer returns on idle crypto, including flexible and fixed-term savings, staking, and structured products. It compares seven platforms by broad user positioning and recommends evaluating advertised…
The document explains decentralized autonomous organizations as blockchain-based groups whose rules, treasury actions, and governance processes are implemented through smart contracts. Members can vote on decisions, and on-chain activity can make governance…
The document explains BCT, or Base Carbon Tonne, as a Polygon token associated with Toucan Protocol and Verra carbon credits. It describes a process in which credits are immobilized in the registry, represented by tokens, traded on-chain, and potentially…
The article describes TRON as a smart contract blockchain built around delegated proof of stake, with TRX used for network activity. It outlines the network’s storage, core, and application layers, its compatibility with Ethereum-style contracts, and its…
The article compares centralized exchanges (CEXs) with decentralized exchanges (DEXs) across custody, access, trading mechanisms, liquidity, fees, and risks. CEXs typically hold users’ keys, support fiat on-ramps, and match orders through an order book. DEXs…
The document explains four token scam mechanisms: honeypots that block selling, hidden minting that expands supply, liquidity withdrawals that strand holders, and token unlock controls that insiders can bypass. It illustrates these risks with examples…
The article surveys five Solana decentralized exchanges and describes how their designs suit different trading needs. Jupiter is presented as an aggregator that routes swaps across liquidity sources, while Raydium combines automated market making with…
The article compares three blockchain token categories by transferability, uniqueness, and intended use. NFTs are described as unique, indivisible assets whose ownership history can be tracked. SFTs begin as interchangeable units, making them suitable for…
The article explains Obol Network’s Distributed Validator Technology, which lets multiple independent operators jointly run one Ethereum validator. It describes splitting validator key material among operators, requiring a quorum for validator duties, and…
The article describes Magma Finance as a Sui-based decentralized exchange using discrete price bins and an adaptive liquidity market maker. Its proposed system reallocates liquidity through an off-chain AI engine, adjusts swap fees with volatility, and…
The document traces a broad evolution from read-only websites to participatory platforms and then to Web3, which it describes through both semantic-web ideas and blockchain-based applications. Its main Web3 proposition is that blockchain accounts, tokens,…
The document describes Pixels as a blockchain game organized around resource gathering, farming, quests, crafting, and customization. It explains that different resources occur on particular land types, crop production uses staged actions and energy limits,…
This article describes TapSwap as a Telegram-based game on the TON blockchain. Users interact with a bot by tapping, and the service offers TAPS tokens alongside daily bonuses, referrals, challenges, and optional paid boosters. It presents the familiar…