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.
5,922 documents
The article presents Binance Life as a Chinese internet culture-inspired meme coin on BNB Chain and describes its rapid rise in price, trading activity, market capitalization, and on-chain participation. It attributes attention to community identity, FOMO,…
The article explains Raydium as a Solana decentralized exchange that combines automated market maker pools with order book liquidity through OpenBook. Its central mechanism is a router that checks available prices across the two sources and directs trades…
This introductory overview defines cryptocurrencies as digital assets that use cryptography to secure transactions and manage issuance. It explains that many operate on peer-to-peer networks and use blockchain ledgers, allowing transfers without a central…
The article compares staking in Ethereum, Polkadot, and Cardano, connecting each asset’s staking proposition to its network design and ecosystem. It then contrasts centralized exchanges with decentralized platforms. Centralized services are described as…
The article describes Plexus as a cross-chain exchange aggregator and bridge. It says the protocol gathers liquidity information from connected chains at a relayer, then uses a routing algorithm to select a swap path. A relayer and decentralized oracle…
The document explains real-world assets (RWAs) as claims on assets such as property, gold, art, or carbon credits represented by blockchain tokens. It describes a three-part process: establish ownership, value, and legal status off-chain; bridge asset…
The document outlines TreasureNFT’s transition to TreasureFun and its TUFT token, following reports of frozen withdrawals, high-yield claims, and lost user confidence. It describes TUFT’s proposed uses for marketplace fees, staking, governance, and platform…
The document introduces Sleepless AI as a blockchain game built around AI-driven virtual characters, with separate HIM and HER versions. Players can interact with characters and may bind a chosen character to a non-transferable token. The article describes…
This retrospective market overview identifies themes the author expected to shape crypto in the second half of 2023. It discusses layer-two and layer-three scaling, decentralized applications, and DeFi as possible sources of adoption and investment activity.…
The article introduces Stronghold Token (SHX) as a utility token for Stronghold’s payment and financial services. It describes potential uses including transaction rewards, fee reductions, liquidity and lending programs, and governance. It says SHX operates…
The article argues that suspending the U.S. debt limit had limited direct market impact, while Federal Reserve policy and crypto regulation posed broader concerns. It explains quantitative easing and tightening as changes in liquidity that can alter…
The document introduces staking as committing cryptocurrency to help validate transactions on proof-of-stake networks. It explains that validators contribute to network security and may receive newly issued tokens or transaction-related rewards. It compares…
The article explains CyberConnect as a blockchain-based social graph protocol intended to make identity, content, and relationships portable across Web3 platforms. Its components include Cyber profiles that associate on-chain activity with an identity, a…
The article describes Rexas Finance as a blockchain ecosystem for representing real-world assets, including property, art, commodities, and bonds, with digital tokens. It outlines fractional ownership and trading, no-code token creation, DeFi features such…
This monthly review describes a broad crypto market rally in October 2023, highlighting Bitcoin’s advance and Solana’s stronger performance. It attributes Solana’s rise to factors including reduced concern about near-term FTX asset liquidations, a recovered…
The document introduces Mode Network as an Ethereum-compatible Layer 2 built with Optimism technology and aimed at DeFi applications. It describes lower transaction fees relative to Ethereum, a simplified deployment path for developers familiar with EVM…
The article surveys ways crypto holders may seek recurring returns: proof-of-stake rewards, interest-bearing accounts, lending, cloud mining, revenue-sharing tokens, and DeFi yield farming. It names examples such as Ethereum and Solana for staking, lending…
This account traces the July 2023 exploit affecting Curve Finance and connected DeFi pools. It describes the initial attacks, the role of white-hat responders and MEV bots in recovering some funds, and a later joint recovery offer from Curve, Metronome, and…
The article explains rollups as Layer 2 systems that execute transactions away from a base blockchain, then post batched data or proofs back to it. It outlines how sequencers or validators aggregate transactions and how batching can reduce congestion and…
The document introduces Little Pepe (LILPEPE) as a proposed meme coin with its own Ethereum-compatible Layer-2 network. It describes intended features including lower-cost, faster transactions, compatibility with Ethereum wallets and contract tools,…
The document introduces Sui as a proof-of-stake layer 1 blockchain and explains its object-centered transaction model. Assets and other state are represented as uniquely identified objects managed through Move. Transactions involving separately owned objects…
The article describes Interlink as a Web3 identity protocol intended to limit bots and duplicate accounts through Proof of Personhood. Its proposed process uses facial recognition and liveness checks to create an encrypted identity hash, after which a…
The article explains move-to-earn (M2E), also called FitnessFi, as a Web3 model that rewards physical activity with project tokens or non-fungible tokens. It describes gamification as a way to encourage participation and retention, then gives possible…
The article presents BGB’s evolution from an exchange token offering discounts and rewards toward a broader role in trading and blockchain infrastructure. It describes quarterly repurchases and burns funded by a share of Bitget’s operating profits, a large…