Crypto research

Data-driven analysis on blockchains, decentralized applications, and market segments

  1. The state of Filecoin: A decentralized storage network

    The state of Filecoin: A decentralized storage network

    Filecoin is a decentralized peer-to-peer network that allows its users to store and retrieve data on the internet. It is an open platform and a market economy that connects people who have excess storage space with people who want to store data.

  2. The state of Optimism: An Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solution

    The state of Optimism: An Ethereum Layer 2 scaling solution

    Optimism is a scaling solution that increases Ethereum’s throughput by performing some computation off-chain. In technical jargon, Optimism is an optimistic rollup.

  3. The state of Ethereum Name Service (ENS)

    The state of Ethereum Name Service (ENS)

    Ethereum Name Service (ENS) is a naming system on the Ethereum blockchain. It improves the user experience of Ethereum by connecting human-readable names to machine-readable addresses.

  4. The state of Cosmos: A scalable network of application-specific blockchains

    The state of Cosmos: A scalable network of application-specific blockchains

    Cosmos is a network of blockchains that can securely communicate between each other to transfer data and value. The team behind Cosmos envisions a scalable network of application-specific blockchains.

  5. The state of Euler: A permissionless lending protocol

    The state of Euler: A permissionless lending protocol

    Euler is a lending protocol that allows users to borrow and lend almost any token on the Ethereum blockchain in a permissionless manner.

  6. The state of Centrifuge: Bringing real-world assets to DeFi

    The state of Centrifuge: Bringing real-world assets to DeFi

    Centrifuge recently secured a Polkadot parachain slot with its promise to bridge the gap between real-world assets (RWAs) and decentralized finance (DeFi).

  7. Crypto tokens are productive assets

    Crypto tokens are productive assets

    The cash flows of a protocol are eventually directed to its token holders

  8. Why crypto is a lot different today than in 2017

    Why crypto is a lot different today than in 2017

    In short: many protocols have evolved from R&D phase startups into cash flow-generating businesses

  9. How should investors assess the performance of AMMs?

    How should investors assess the performance of AMMs?

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