Research
Measured, dated findings and the method behind them.
Research posts report something we measured or collected: the data, the window and the date, the method used, and what the numbers do and do not show. Findings are specific to the conditions described, so each post states those conditions and links its sources. Where a result depends on a provider's published data, it carries the date that data was read. Docs · Learn
Robinhood Chain first quarter on mainnet: what was reported and what it means for fee handling
A primary filing, a research firm and a third-party analyst give three different pictures of the same quarter. Fee swings of that size are the practical lesson for anyone sending transactions on the chain.
The final OCC GENIUS Act rule: what a stablecoin backend actually needs to change
A 195-page federal rule is mostly about issuers. A few of its definitions and deadlines still reach anyone who credits deposits, reads balances or watches supply on-chain.
How we verify RPC provider pricing: sources, dates and a 45-day freshness rule
A vendor comparing itself with competitors has every reason to be wrong in its own favor. These are the rules that make our comparison tables checkable — and the rules that keep them from quietly going out of date.