Source library
GO ONE LEVEL DEEPER.
A focused library of primary sources behind the networks, mechanics, and security concepts covered on StakedBlock.com.
Go directly to the documentation
Use these references to check a mechanism in its original context. They cover different networks and implementations; one protocol’s rules should not be generalized to every other protocol.
- Ethereum stakingValidator roles and staking arrangements.
- Ethereum withdrawalsWithdrawal credentials, exits, and protocol mechanics.
- Ethereum rewards and penaltiesRewards, missed duties, and slashing.
- Solana stake accountsAccount authorities, delegation, and state transitions.
- Solana staking overviewDelegation, rewards, and network-specific explanations.
- Bitcoin mining FAQThe proof-of-work foundation of Bitcoin.
- Lido withdrawal queueOne liquid staking protocol’s redemption sequence.
- Aave documentationLending and borrowing as a distinct yield mechanism.
- GMX liquidity documentationA specific perpetuals liquidity-pool implementation.
- Pendle yield tokenizationPrincipal and yield token concepts.
- MetaMask token approvalsThe permissions granted by a token approval.
Keep a useful research record
Record the exact network, asset, contract or account, and the route you are considering. Note the documentation you relied on and the questions it did not resolve. Review the current version before acting, especially when permission or withdrawal rules matter.
Pair primary documentation with the validator checklist, the risk framework, and the detailed articles in the Block Journal.
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Build your understanding one block at a time. Start with the mechanics, then explore the risks.