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 crypto indicator tracks daily changes in a selected blockchain’s reported whale holdings using an external data series. It marks positive and negative changes that cross configurable Bollinger-style bands, treating them as unusually large purchases or…
The article surveys football fan tokens and describes how prices or trading volumes reportedly moved around major matches, title races, and other club developments. Examples include reported price gains for Arsenal, Paris Saint-Germain, Atlético Madrid,…
Naoris Protocol is presented as a distributed security network in which connected devices act as validators that monitor for threats and share security signals. Its design combines post-quantum cryptography, a layer intended to integrate beneath existing…
Sign Protocol is described as a system for creating signed, structured claims that others can verify. Schemas define the fields and format of each claim, while a registry lets developers reuse or create schemas. Attestations may be stored on a blockchain or…
The article examines WLFI’s sharp price swings after launch and relates them to early investor profit-taking, token supply, concentrated ownership, and speculative interest. It cites a launch price near $0.31, a brief high of $0.40, and a fall toward $0.25,…
The article describes Paris Hilton’s reported reduction in Bitcoin holdings alongside her earlier crypto investments and NFT projects. It says her Bitcoin wallet fell to about $60,000 in 2025, framing the change as a portfolio adjustment amid market…
This article describes Legend of Arcadia, a blockchain-based strategy game built around collectible NFT heroes and an in-game token, ARCA. It outlines team building across hero classes and factions, real-time player-versus-environment and…
The document explains real world assets (RWAs) as traditional or physical assets represented by blockchain tokens. It describes how a token can stand for a claim on property, commodities, bonds, or other assets, then be traded or pledged as collateral in…
The document outlines Alephium’s architecture and native token, ALPH. It describes BlockFlow sharding as a way to divide network activity for parallel transaction processing, and reports a stated throughput capacity of up to 10,000 transactions per second.…
The document explains Bitcoin’s programmed issuance cuts, which occur every 210,000 blocks, and traces the 2012, 2016, 2020, and 2024 halvings. It describes the falling block reward and daily issuance at each stage, then compares event dates with subsequent…
The article describes Avantis, a Base-based decentralized synthetic perpetual platform that uses pooled liquidity rather than an order book. It says traders post stablecoin collateral to take leveraged exposure to crypto and other markets, with profits and…
The article presents a July 2025 bullish thesis for XRP based on a reported trading range, resistance near $2.40, and a symmetrical triangle formation. It describes compressed moving averages and comparisons with earlier XRP and Bitcoin price moves as signs…
The e-CNY is China’s centrally issued digital yuan, designed as a digital form of legal tender with the same value as physical yuan. The document outlines its two-tier structure: the People’s Bank of China issues and manages the currency, while authorized…
Wash trading is deliberate buying and selling among accounts under common control to inflate apparent trading activity or prices. The document explains that intent and the resulting trades matter, and suggests checking whether the transactions change the…
The article assesses whether Bitcoin may be nearing the end of a correction. It frames the recent drawdown against historical pullbacks and points to institutional adoption, returning risk appetite, possible Federal Reserve easing, and US regulatory progress…
The article explains decentralized finance through the example of MakerDAO: users can deposit crypto assets such as ETH to generate DAI, then use that stablecoin for lending. It describes protocol governance, where participants propose changes for community…
The article describes Sahara AI as a blockchain-based platform for creating, registering, licensing, and monetizing AI assets such as datasets, models, and agents. It outlines four layers: user applications, blockchain transactions and identity, data storage…
The article describes Manadia (UMXM) as a proposed infrastructure protocol connecting external data, AI agent decisions, and blockchain settlement. Its architecture has three parts: a data layer that aggregates and challenges inputs, agents that process…
The article weighs ADA’s short-term price setup against longer-term network developments. Technically, it describes a narrowing trading range after a retreat from the year’s high, with nearby support and resistance levels that could shape a breakout or…
The document describes API3 as a protocol for supplying off-chain data to decentralized applications through dAPIs. It presents these feeds as operated by data providers and intended to reduce reliance on third-party oracle intermediaries. The stated design…
The document describes Bittensor as a decentralized network where miners contribute AI models or computing resources and validators score their outputs. It says rewards in TAO are directed toward stronger-performing subnets, linking participant incentives to…
The document introduces STEPN as a blockchain-based fitness app that links outdoor movement with token rewards. Users’ walking, jogging, or running is tracked in the app, and users with the platform’s sneaker NFTs can earn Green Metaverse Tokens (GMT). The…
This overview explains common cryptocurrency tax concepts, including possible income treatment for crypto received through work, mining, or staking, and capital gains when assets are sold, exchanged, or spent. It emphasizes that reporting rules differ by…
This overview describes Lens Protocol as a blockchain-based social graph intended to let users own portable profiles, content, and social connections across applications. It contrasts this model with centralized networks, where a platform controls the social…