We focus on the technological and mechanical aspects of blockchain networks. This includes explanations of consensus mechanisms, staking models, smart contract platforms, and protocol upgrades. We avoid market analysis and investment advice.

Liquid staking is a set of protocols that allow users to stake their tokens while receiving a derivative token representing that staked position. We write about it because it's a significant innovation in blockchain design, affecting network security and user flexibility. Our articles explain how it functions at a protocol level.

In our articles, "Petals" might refer to a specific utility or governance token within a hypothetical ecosystem we are analyzing as a case study. A "Dashboard" typically denotes a user interface for interacting with a protocol, viewing statistics, or managing positions. We use these terms in educational contexts to explain common components in decentralized applications.

No, we do not. Our content is purely educational and analytical, intended to explain how systems work. We do not offer recommendations, evaluate profitability, or suggest financial strategies. Readers should conduct their own research before making any decisions.

We recommend starting with our foundational series, like "Season One is Here", which covers core concepts. Use the search function for specific topics like "Proof-of-Stake" or "governance." For deep technical details, we often link to official project Documentation, which is an excellent next step for further learning.