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Educative and/or explorative, covering complex topics in the world of crypto and DeFi

Keep track of and account for your crypto transactions

Protocols that collect and unify different protocols in similar categories and combine them for improved user experience

Automated Market Makers allow people to exchange coins based on built-in autonomous mechanisms instead of dealing with intermediaries

Data-driven analysis of crypto projects

Projects that offer free or paid APIs for crypto data

Arbitrage is the trading style of quickly buying and selling the same coin on different markets in order to profit from the price difference with low risk

Arbitrum is a technology suite designed to scale Ethereum. You can use Arbitrum chains to do all things you do on Ethereum — use Web3 apps, deploy smart contracts, but your transactions will be cheaper and faster. Their flagship product — Arbitrum Rollup — is an Optimistic rollup protocol that inherits Ethereum-level security.

Protocols that put your investment to work by intesting in strategies and tokens with the aim of optimising returns. Note: past performance is not a sure indicator of future performance

The process of reviewing a blockchain project's code, particularly its smart contracts, to ensure security and correctness. Conducted by independent security firms or experts, audits aim to identify vulnerabilities, bugs, and compliance with best practices before the code is deployed. This process helps to prevent hacks, scams, and loss of funds, increasing trust and reliability in the DeFi or blockchain project among users and investors.

Base is built as an Ethereum L2 on the OP stack, with the security, stability, and scalability you need to power your dapps. Confidently deploy any EVM codebase and onramp your users and assets from Ethereum L1, Coinbase, and other interoperable chains.

Bitcoin is a decentralized digital currency, created in 2009 by an unknown person using the pseudonym Satoshi Nakamoto. It allows for peer-to-peer transactions without a central authority, using blockchain technology for security. Transactions are verified by network nodes and recorded in a public ledger. Bitcoin can be exchanged for goods, services, NFTs, or other currencies.

Imagine blockchain as a magical notebook that everyone can write in, but no one can erase or change what was written before. Every time someone wants to add something new, like saying they gave some digital coins to a friend, everyone checks to make sure it's true. Then, they add it to their own notebook. This notebook is shared and checked by lots of people to make sure everything written is correct and safe, making it a very special and trustworthy notebook.

Think of a crypto bridge like a magic rainbow that connects two different islands. Each island has its own type of treasure (or cryptocurrency). If you're on one island and want to use or trade your treasure with someone on the other island, you need a safe and easy way to get there. The magic rainbow (crypto bridge) lets you cross over with your treasure, turning it into the type of treasure used on the other island, so you can play and trade there too!

Centralized Exchanges where people can buy and sell crypto. When you deposit on a centralised exchange you receive an IOU for your tokens, which shows up as your wallet balance. When your tokens are held on a centralised exchange, you don't physically own them – the exchange does, and you may lose them

Crypto climate projects like KlimaDAO aim to combat climate change using blockchain technology. They operate by tokenizing carbon credits, creating a digital currency that represents a reduction in carbon emissions. This approach incentivizes individuals and companies to participate in carbon offsetting, effectively turning the reduction of greenhouse gases into a marketable commodity that can be traded, encouraging more investments in environmental sustainability.

Tools and systems to help with DAO workforce and contributor compensation

Brand and creative agencies and people

Cryptocurrency is like digital money you can use to buy things or trade, but it's special because it doesn't belong to any country or bank. Imagine you have a secret code that lets you use this digital money. Because it's digital, you can send it to anyone in the world without needing a middleman like a bank. It's like having a magic wallet that no one else can see or touch, but you can use it to pay for things or trade with friends.

A DAO is like a club where everyone gets to make decisions together, without having a boss. Imagine you and your friends have a lemonade stand, but instead of one person deciding everything, you all vote on what to do, like how much to charge or when to open. Everything you decide together is written down in a magic book that makes sure everyone follows what was agreed upon. This way, the lemonade stand works fairly because everyone has a say.

Tools for DAOs

dApps are computer applications that run on decentralized networks such as Ethereum or Solana

When represented visually, data can begin to become more clear to the viewer – allowing them to form a picture in their mind of what can often be large data sets. For some nice examples see [informationisbeautiful.net](https://informationisbeautiful.net)

DeFi, or Decentralized Finance, uses blockchain to create a financial system where you can lend, borrow, save, and earn interest on your money directly over the internet, without needing banks or other middlemen. It operates with cryptocurrencies and smart contracts, making transactions automatic and secure. DeFi gives you more control over your finances and can offer higher returns, but it comes with higher risks due to its volatility and lack of regulation.

Look! A special toy box full of DeFi tools. These are like magic keys and maps that help people play and explore in the big digital treasure chest of DeFi, where they can lend, borrow, and save their digital coins. Imagine having a magical compass that shows you where to find hidden treasures or a spyglass to look closely at your coins. These tools make the adventure safer, easier, and more fun for everyone in the digital playground.

Contracts whose values depend on the value of other underlying assets. Includes futures, perpetual futures (perps) and options

Learning resources, roadmaps and courses for current or aspiring crypto / web3 developers

Tooling and resources for crypto / web3 developers. May have some crossover with infrastructure.

Decentralized Exchanges are protocols built on blockchains that allow people to trade crypto using Automated Market Makers

Also known as impermanent loss, a potential risk of supplying liquidity of coins whose prices diverge over time

Ethereum is the community-run technology powering the cryptocurrency ether (ETH) and thousands of decentralized applications.

Infrastructure that is Ethereum Virtual Machine compatible

Exchanges and wallets where you are able to buy crypto

In context of Ethereum and similar dApp networks, gas refers to the cost to perform a transaction on the network.

On various protocols, the inflation is going to users who provide liquidity. This usage is measured with gauges. Often, the liquidity gauge measures how much a user is providing in liquidity. Each gauge also has a weight and a type. Those weights represent how much of the inflation will be received by the liquidity gauge.

Crypto governance refers to the mechanisms and rules that govern decentralized networks and blockchain protocols. It involves the processes through which decisions are made within these systems, such as protocol upgrades, changes to the network, and the management of resources. Governance models can vary widely, from on-chain mechanisms like voting with cryptocurrency tokens to off-chain approaches involving discussions and decisions made by core developer teams or community consensus.

Educative but perhaps opinionated pieces written by experts, about current market structure or various protocols

Comprehensive digital resources designed to educate individuals about various aspects of cryptocurrencies

A layer-2 network is a secondary protocol built on top of an existing blockchain in order to improve its scaling capabilities

Lending and borrowing go hand in hand and are one of the main financial primitives

The Lens Protocol is a decentralized social graph protocol that aims to reshape the way social networking operates by emphasizing user control and ownership of data. Built on blockchain technology, it allows users to own their social connections, content, and interactions in a permissionless and interoperable manner.

Leverage allows traders to borrow money from the exchange in order to amplify the potential gains or losses

Liquidity is the abundance of a cryptocurrency in a market - the more liquid a coin is, the easier it is to buy or sell it without affecting its price

Short for Liquidity Provider or Liquidity Provision

Margin trading essentially means exchanging coins with borrowed money, with the goal of amplified gains or losses.

The term market maker refers to a firm or individual who actively quotes two-sided markets in a particular security by providing bids and offers (known as asks) along with the market size of each. Market makers provide liquidity and depth to markets and profit from the difference in the bid-ask spread.

Crypto clothing and parephenalia

Fancy word for the internet

Metis is an Ethereum Layer 2 Rollup platform that offers simple and fast smart contract deployment within the network. Metis provides several solutions to solve the big challenges we face in the main net Ethereum, including transaction speed, cost, and scalability.

Places to find information about various crypto protocols and ways to compare them

The maximum value that can be extracted from block production in excess of the standard block reward and gas fees by including, excluding, and changing the order of transactions in a block

Milady Maker is a collection of 10,000 generative pfp NFT's in a neochibi aesthetic inspired by street style tribes.

This project exists on multiple chains

Articles related to current events and news in the world of crypto

Tools for NFTs

spend or trade your way back to mones

Options are complex financial derivatives, commonly used for accessing leverage or hedging investments

OP Mainnet is a low-cost and lightning-fast Ethereum L2 blockchain powered by Optimism.

Oracles are the eyes of blockchains; they send information from the outside world to the applications built on them

An order is an instruction sent to an exchange to buy or sell crypto - either immediately or given some condition

Payment related

A podcast is a program made available in digital format for download over the Internet. For example, an episodic series of digital audio or video files that a user can download to a personal device to listen to at a time of their choosing.

Polygon (Previously Matic Network) is a platform for Ethereum scaling and infrastructure development. One of its main components is the Polygon SDK, which helps developers build multiple types of applications.

A DeFi-native financial primitive, a liquidity pool is essentially a contract holding several people's coins

Tools to help you keep track of your crypto holdings

web3 platforms for publishing articles, documents and media

Research encompasses the systematic investigation into and study of materials, technologies, and market trends to establish facts and reach new conclusions. This includes exploring blockchain technology, cryptocurrency market analysis, security protocols, consensus mechanisms, and the development of new cryptographic methods. It aims to innovate, secure, and optimize digital transactions and decentralized applications, contributing to the broader understanding and advancement of the cryptocurrency ecosystem.

Lists a number of resources. Often described as awesome.

This project is written in Rust

An SDK, or Software Development Kit, refers to a set of tools, guidelines, and programs provided by blockchain and crypto projects to enable developers to build applications on top of their platforms. These kits typically include libraries, documentation, code samples, and other utilities to simplify the integration of blockchain technology into new or existing applications.

A smart contract is a function or program that runs on a blockchain, most often Ethereum

This project main focus is on the social aspect of crypto and web3

Retail stores and services that accept crypto payments

Crypto spot trading is like buying and selling your favorite video games online, but instead, you're trading digital money, like Solana. You pay the current price (or "spot" price) and own the digital money right away. If you buy some and its price goes up, you can sell it for more than you paid. It's all about timing and guessing which way the price will go.

A stablecoin is a cryptocurrency that has a stable value, typically tied to the US dollar

Lock up your crypto to help maintain the blockchain network and earn rewards

web3 file and media storage

A is a decentralized finance (DeFi) mechanism allowing users to exchange one cryptocurrency for another without an intermediary, like a traditional exchange. These swaps occur on automated platforms using smart contracts to ensure transparency, security, and speed. DeFi swaps are key for liquidity provision, trading, and accessing various DeFi services across different blockchain networks.

A transaction is a transfer of value between addresses on a blockchain

Pythonic Smart Contract Language for the EVM

Wallets are used to store crypto and interact with decentralized applications on blockchains

A wiki (/ˈwɪki/ (listen) WIK-ee) is an online hypertext publication collaboratively edited and managed by its own audience, using a web browser. A typical wiki contains multiple pages for the subjects or scope of the project, and could be either open to the public or limited to use within an organization for maintaining its internal knowledge base.

A prevalent market making formula popularised by Uniswap

This project is focused on yield generation or yield strategies

A zero-knowledge proof is a way of proving the validity of a statement without revealing the statement itself.

Optimism is a Layer 2 scaling solution for Ethereum that utilizes Optimistic Rollups to achieve lower fees and faster transaction throughput while inheriting Ethereum's security model. It enables scalable, low-cost smart contracts and transactions.

Liquid staking is a DeFi innovation that lets users stake assets in proof-of-stake networks to earn rewards, while receiving a liquid token representing their staked position. This token can be used across DeFi, providing liquidity without unstaking the original assets.

Crypto futures are like making a promise to buy or sell digital money (like Bitcoin) at a future date for a price you agree on now. It's like betting on the price of your favorite video game. If you think the price will go up, you make a deal to buy it cheaper later. If you're right, you get the game cheaper than everyone else. But if the price goes down, you still have to buy it at the higher price you agreed on.