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.
19,452 documents
The article explains Blast as an Ethereum Layer 2 that offers native yield on ETH and its USDB stablecoin through automatic balance rebasing. It describes ETH yield as originating from Ethereum staking, initially via Lido, while USDB yield is linked to…
The article describes a universal exchange (UEX) as a platform intended to bring crypto, traditional financial products, and tokenized real-world assets together in one account. It contrasts centralized exchanges, which may limit listings or access by…
The article explains Bio Protocol as a blockchain-based funding and support system for biotech startups, researchers, and decentralized science organizations. Its launchpad has three stages: community members vote with BIO on projects, selected projects…
The article describes ULTILAND as a blockchain platform for tokenizing art, collectibles, and intellectual property. Its ARTokens represent cultural assets that may be fractionalized and traded, with blockchain records intended to make ownership and…
The article recounts the 2010 purchase of two pizzas for 10,000 bitcoins, arranged after programmer Laszlo Hanyecz offered the coins on a Bitcoin forum. It gives the coins’ approximate value at the time and compares it with an estimate from 2024 to…
The article links Bitcoin’s price action in May 2025 to volatility in government bond markets, equity strength in India, exchange balances, ETF flows, and derivatives activity. It describes a bullish interpretation: rising yields and inflation concerns may…
The article introduces United Stables (U) as a USD-pegged stablecoin intended for trading, payments, and decentralized finance. It says the token is backed by fiat currency and other stablecoins held in segregated accounts, with reserves designed to be…
The article explains how access to historical cryptocurrency prices can support market analysis and trading research. Traders can inspect past trends, fluctuations, and market reactions to form hypotheses about market behavior. Historical records can also…
The article describes DukoCoin (DUKO) as a Solana ecosystem meme coin built around internet culture and community participation. It frames the token’s appeal in terms of shared identity, social engagement, possible community governance, and potential…
The article links Bitcoin’s record high and Donald Trump’s election victory to renewed interest in altcoins. It describes several possible sources of demand: expectations of lighter U.S. crypto regulation, activity in DeFi and blockchain applications, retail…
The article traces Pi Network’s development from its 2019 mobile mining launch through testnet, browser and developer tools, an enclosed mainnet, KYC expansion, and the stated Open Network launch in February 2025. It describes marketplace, service, gaming,…
The page describes pre-market trading for Tomarket Points, a credential token intended for pre-market activities. It says trading began against USDT before an official spot listing and notes that token quantity and price may be adjusted once final tokenomics…
The document explains how a token linked to a US stock or ETF may reflect cash dividends, stock splits, reverse splits, and other corporate actions. It describes possible USDT dividend credits after eligibility checks and deductions, and token quantity or…
The guide surveys ways to gain exposure to Web3, including holding crypto tokens, participating in DeFi, buying NFTs or tokenized real-world assets, supporting decentralized infrastructure, and investing in gaming, AI, or metaverse projects. It also covers…
The article describes Moongate as a platform where online activity and in-person participation can earn token or NFT rewards. It outlines tasks such as event check-ins, social actions, and scanning NFC codes, with a reputation score intended to unlock…
The article describes a reported treasury burn of 47 million WLFI tokens and a governance proposal to direct fees from the project’s own liquidity pools toward ongoing market purchases and permanent burns. It presents this as a potential supply-reduction…
This guide explains a basic peer-to-peer process for buying cryptocurrency through an exchange app. Before placing an order, a user is told to complete identity verification and add a payment method. The buyer then chooses a cryptocurrency and filters…
This market bulletin records a snapshot of crypto prices, trading activity, and sentiment at 3:30 AM UTC on July 19, 2023. It reports global market capitalization and 24-hour volume, selected spot prices and changes, and the Fear and Greed Index. The spot…
The guide outlines two routes for UK Bitcoin exposure: buying the asset directly through a centralized exchange or obtaining exposure through exchange-traded products via a broker. It introduces considerations for choosing between them, including control of…
This weekly newsletter discusses BGB’s price and volume, broader crypto market moves, Federal Reserve guidance, and the delayed Mt. Gox repayments. Its BGB commentary cites a weekly return, a rebound into Bollinger Bands after a price dip, an…
The article compares holding Bitcoin through the iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) with buying Bitcoin on an exchange and keeping it in a wallet. It distinguishes IBIT’s recurring management fee from exchange trading fees, and points to other ownership costs such…
The article introduces Ethena as an Ethereum-based synthetic dollar protocol. It describes USDe as backed by crypto assets and short futures positions, with delta hedging intended to offset price exposure in the collateral. It also outlines a minting process…
The article reviews Ethereum’s reported August 2025 all-time high and recovery in share of total cryptocurrency market capitalization. It compares ETH’s price and dominance with Bitcoin’s, recounts earlier cycle peaks and troughs, and presents the move as a…
The document introduces two ways to seek income from crypto holdings: staking and savings products. Staking is described as committing tokens to support blockchain transaction verification in exchange for token rewards. Savings programs involve depositing…