Every Tuesday at 07:00 UTC, the CryptoWorlds research desk publishes a free weekly report covering on-chain flows, governance, market structure, and protocol design across 38 chains. The archive below is open to everyone — no paywall, no email gate.
Aggregate stablecoin supply on Ethereum L2s crossed $4.1B last week, with 62% of new issuance settling on Base. We trace 2,400 labeled wallets across 14 protocols to map where treasury desks and market makers are repositioning ahead of the Q1 ETF review window.
Two Aave proposals (AIP-XXX and AIP-YYY) would meaningfully change risk parameters on the V3 Ethereum market — we model the impact on liquidation thresholds under three volatility regimes.
Across 22 tracked collections, two mid-cap NFTs show volume-to-floor ratios above 6.0σ from their 90-day baseline. We publish the on-chain wallet clusters behind the suspected patterns.
Every report is free to read. No paywall, no email gate on archived content. Use the filters below to narrow the archive; selection is purely visual — all 240+ issues remain reachable from the bottom of the page.
Orca, Raydium, and Phoenix aggregate to $11.4B weekly volume. We decompose the flow between bot, retail, and treasury desks and compare fee revenue trajectories.
We model correlated slashing risk across EigenLayer's top operators and identify three operator clusters with shared infrastructure dependencies.
A structural look at why inscription throughput has decoupled from speculative token volume on Bitcoin mainnet.
Quarterly index of contract deployments, retention rates, and gas concentration among the top 20 deployers on Coinbase's L2.
The weekly note is one output of a much larger research operation. The numbers below describe the scope of the desk and the audience that has trusted our work since the first issue in March 2020.
Each weekly issue is anchored to one primary pillar, with secondary cross-references in the other five. The taxonomy below is the editorial backbone the desk has used since 2020.
Exchange volumes, derivatives open interest, basis spreads, funding-rate regimes, and venue concentration across CEXs and DEXs.
52 issues since 2020Smart-money wallet rotation, exchange inflow and outflow, stablecoin supply changes, and bridge volume across the 38 chains we index.
48 issues since 2020Active proposals across Compound, Aave, Uniswap, MakerDAO, Curve, and the L2 DAO ecosystem, with modeled impact on protocol parameters.
44 issues since 2020Deep dives into mechanism changes, fee switches, oracle configurations, and restaking primitives as they ship to mainnet.
36 issues since 2020Floor-price drift, wash-activity forensics, royalty enforcement, and the convergence (or divergence) of NFT markets with fungible token markets.
31 issues since 2020Reserve composition, jurisdiction-by-jurisdiction policy tracking, and the on-chain footprint of major fiat-pegged and commodity-pegged tokens.
29 issues since 2020A short editorial FAQ for researchers, journalists, and analysts who want to know exactly what they are signing up for and what they can do with the material.
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Every issue is published simultaneously as HTML (with live, clickable on-chain transaction links), as a print-ready PDF, and as raw CSV data tables for the figures referenced in the report. The CSV bundle is linked from the appendix of each issue.
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