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Research

Data first. Then a clear opinion.

We publish event probabilities as of a timestamp, path forecasts for targets and trends, and the evidence and falsifiers behind both. Positions stay private. Reasoning does not.

Full research contract: How we form market opinions.

See the difference

One probability for events. Bands for paths.

BTC cycle low is inAs of latest book · residual 49%
4-year cycle still usefulLean yes · prior + position
BTC · medium · 90d pathbear / base / bull — not event odds
$46,926spot $65,175$85,000

Short / medium / long horizons never rewrite the event probability. They only describe possible price paths and trends.

Event probability

“Has Bitcoin bottomed?” gets one probability at the timestamp we form it. Not short, medium, and long versions of the same question.

Path bands

Short / medium / long are for where price might go — bear, base, and bull scenarios with weights. Growth and trends live here.

Falsifier first

Every claim writes what would prove it wrong before the outcome. We score later so opinions stay honest — not just narrative.

  1. 01Observe

    Public market data

  2. 02Event P

    One number as-of now

  3. 03Path

    S / M / L targets

  4. 04Score

    Brier · path hit-rate

  5. 05Learn

    Priors · lessons · notes

  6. 06Act

    Gated designated rails

The standard

Four questions, asked of everything.

01

What does the data say?

Public market feeds and portfolio multi-lens scores first — prices, dominance, macro proxies, cluster risk.

02

What is our event probability?

Binary claims get one probability as of the timestamp (e.g. “cycle low is in”). Not short/med/long odds.

03

What is the path?

Short / medium / long horizons are for price bands, growth, and trends — with scenarios, not fake precision.

04

What would prove us wrong?

Every claim carries a falsifier before the outcome so the system can learn, not just narrate.

Published

Reports

8 published

2026-07-29

Sapphire Security Digest — 2026-07-29

Weekly Sapphire security digest — 5 actively exploited CVEs from CISA KEV. As of 2026-07-29, four of five were past their CISA remediation dates. Authoritative CISA and NVD records are linked; informational only.

securitycvethreat-intelkev

3 min

2026-07-27

Robinhood Agentic free-reign — how the desk is allowed to act

The public contract for free-reign easy on designated RH Agentic capital: clip-to-cap, per-venue slots, Super Heavy as planner only, kill switch always wins.

tradingagenticrobinhoodfree-reign

2 min

2026-07-27

Learning loop — wins, losses, calibration

Scheduled scoring of event probabilities and path forecasts. Brier calibration, lessons, and prior updates for the self-improving desk.

calibrationlearningconjecturepost-mortemmethodology

1 min

2026-07-27

Market opinions — events and path forecasts

Point-in-time event probabilities, short/med/long path forecasts, data quality, drivers, and written falsifiers.

conjecturecryptomacrocommoditiespredictions

9 min

2026-07-27

Portfolio research — multi-lens book review

Predictions and analysis for held names and priority interests — fundamental, quant/TA, narrative/vibes, related bluechips, OSINT situations.

portfolioholdingsquantfundamentalnarrative

17 min

2026-07-27

How we form market opinions

Event probabilities as of now, path forecasts for targets and trends, public data, falsifiers, and a scheduled self-improving learning loop that scores wins and losses.

methodologyconjectureresearchlearningcalibration

3 min

2026-07-25

How research is published here

The standard every report is held to, what is deliberately withheld, and why an empty page is better than a confident wrong one.

methodologystandards

3 min

2026-07-25

What the Machine Room refused to invent

A measurement audit of the public system map, the telemetry claims it could support, and the gaps it now leaves visible.

engineeringtelemetryaudit

5 min

What is withheld, and why

Current holdings, sizing, and exact capital figures are excluded from this corpus. The public architecture feed is a separate contract and contains none of them; a real-time public book would invite front-running.

What that leaves is the part worth reading anyway: the framework, and closed calls scored against falsifiers committed in advance. A method you can apply yourself is more useful than a ticker you cannot check.