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 reviews Meteora, a Solana decentralized exchange, and the sharp volatility surrounding its MET token launch. It attributes selling pressure in part to a large share of supply entering circulation through airdrops, while also describing…
The article explains how institutions might combine tokenized gold, such as PAXG or XAUT, with Bitcoin in an inflation-resilience portfolio. It assigns gold a longer-standing purchasing-power and diversification role, while Bitcoin adds scarce digital-asset…
The article introduces TUFT as the native token of TreasureNFT, a marketplace that describes itself as using pooled NFT trading, algorithmic pricing, fractional ownership, and community incentives. It outlines possible token roles such as fees, rewards, or…
The article compares cryptocurrency aggregators, exchanges, charting services, and portfolio apps for monitoring HEX in pounds sterling. It describes features such as multi-exchange price aggregation, GBP conversion, historical charts, alerts, portfolio…
This introductory overview explains cryptocurrency as digitally secured money and describes public blockchains, proof-of-work mining, and proof-of-stake validation. It distinguishes native blockchain coins from tokens, including stablecoins, utility tokens,…
This article lists ten expectations for the cryptocurrency sector in 2023. Its themes include continued Bitcoin dominance, greater Ethereum use following the Shanghai upgrade, stablecoin growth, wider blockchain adoption, more government digital currencies,…
The article assesses Bitcoin’s position entering July 2025 by combining recent price action, technical levels, macroeconomic conditions, institutional demand, and adoption developments. It describes a June rally followed by consolidation, citing narrowing…
This beginner-oriented overview describes Cardano as a blockchain platform for payments, smart contracts, and decentralized applications, with ADA serving as its native token. It outlines the project’s development phases and the roles of its associated…
The article describes GDOG as a spot Dogecoin exchange-traded fund that holds DOGE and gives brokerage investors exposure to its price without directly managing tokens or private keys. It presents the fund’s November 24, 2025 NYSE Arca launch as a milestone…
The document proposes screening crypto assets for relative strength when most of the market is declining. Its four filters are performance relative to Bitcoin over a 30-day window, rising volume or turnover, increasing on-chain activity such as active…
The article distinguishes bankruptcy price, where losses consume the trader’s collateral, from liquidation price, where the exchange begins closing the position. It explains that liquidation occurs earlier to leave a buffer for the exchange’s liquidation…
The document presents a long-term Bitcoin thesis built around declining issuance, institutional access, and the possibility that investors treat the asset as a store of value. It describes the halving schedule and cites past post-halving price increases as…
The document describes aPriori as a liquid staking protocol for Monad. Users deposit MON and receive aprMON, a liquid receipt token intended for use in decentralized finance while staking rewards accrue. The protocol’s stated differentiator is an internal…
The article explores ways to estimate Ethereum’s value, emphasizing that ETH differs from Bitcoin because it powers activity on a smart contract network and its demand may relate to ecosystem use. It compares supply and demand analysis with Metcalfe’s law,…
The article explains reflection tokens as assets that redistribute part of each transaction’s tax to holders, typically in proportion to their token balances. Under this model, holders receive rewards without staking or locking their coins. The tax may also…
The document profiles Robinhood as a consumer finance platform spanning brokerage, crypto, banking, subscriptions, retirement products, and prediction markets. It describes revenue from transaction activity, interest on customer cash and lending, and Gold…
This weekly crypto market review combines a brief technical assessment of Bitget Token (BGB) with broader market commentary. It compares BGB’s weekly price and volume behavior with larger tokens, then cites four-hour, daily, and weekly chart…
The document outlines a security design for letting AI agents read exchange account information through an MCP server. It identifies balances, open positions, unrealized profit and loss, leverage, margin mode, and available funds as useful read-only data for…
The article presents STBL as a proposed stablecoin ecosystem backed by yield-bearing real-world assets such as Treasury bills and investment-grade bonds. It describes a three-token structure: USST as the dollar-linked stablecoin, YLD as a non-transferable…
The article contrasts monolithic blockchains, where one system handles transaction execution, verification, and consensus, with modular designs that assign functions to specialized layers. It explains the proposed benefits: parallel processing for capacity,…
The article describes OpenSea’s planned platform refresh and community speculation about a possible token and airdrop. It places the rumors in the context of a cooling NFT market and competition from Blur and Magic Eden, framing the developments as potential…
The article describes Bubblemaps as a blockchain analytics tool that presents token ownership and wallet interactions as an interactive map. Each bubble represents a wallet, its size indicates its share of a token’s supply, and links represent token…
The article surveys ways people may encounter free Bitcoin mining, including cloud-mining trial credits, browser or phone apps, and game-like simulators. These services generally provide a small share of computing power or simulated mining activity in…
The document explains reverse grid trading as a variation on spot grid trading. Both approaches place trades within a price range, buying at lower prices and selling at higher ones. The stated distinction is how returns are measured: a conventional grid aims…