An investment committee that has to show its work — every ticket, every veto.
Eight engines read the market. Six analyst seats argue about what they found. One risk officer can kill the trade. What comes out is a ticket with an entry, a stop, targets and a holding horizon — and the reasoning that produced it, in writing.
Four gates between the market and your inbox.
Market data
Ten years of daily history per asset, plus live feeds. Every price is cross-checked against an independent source before anything is sized on it.
Engines vote
Eight engines read the market on their own terms — trend, breakout, mean reversion, regime, accumulation — and each one publishes a vote with the number behind it.
The desk deliberates
Six analyst seats interpret those votes: macro regime, structure, flow, on-chain, statistical evidence and risk. Every seat writes one line of reasoning you can read.
Risk gate, then the ticket
The risk officer can veto anything, and the block is published too. What survives becomes a ticket: entry, stop, targets, size and holding horizon.
One engine. Eight readings. One verdict.
None of the readings execute. Each analyses its own corner of the market, sizes with ATR and the regime model, and passes through the same gate before it becomes a ticket.
Trend Join Long
Joins an established uptrend on the day it makes a new high on real volume. It never tries to catch a bottom.
Crypto Donchian channel
Three modes on one channel: reversal at the edge, breakout with volume, or pullback to the EMA20 inside a trend. Requires a minimum R:R to fire at all.
Leveraged rotation
Trades TQQQ / SOXL / SPXL only while their own reference index is in an uptrend. Regime is measured on the underlying, never on the leveraged product.
Pairs mean reversion
ETH/BTC, COIN/ETH, MSTR/ETH, CRCL/COIN. The complement for when trend is not in charge. Reported in z-score units, never in price.
ETH accumulation
Not a trade. Places today's price inside the historical record of >30% drawdowns and the Fibonacci zones of the recent swing, and sizes a tranche only if you set your capital.
Hidden-state regime detection
A Baum-Welch hidden Markov model infers which state the market is in and scales every other engine's size accordingly. It never generates an entry of its own.
Setup evidence engine
Simulates every historical instance of each setup with a 2×ATR stop, a 2R target and a 40-session cap, then grades it from the pessimistic end of the 95% Wilson interval. A small flattering sample gets a D.
Portfolio risk gate
The last door. Sizes from the distance to the stop, caps correlated exposure, watches total heat and stops new entries in a drawdown. Every block is published.
We don't ask you to trust us. We give you the ledger to check for yourself.
Read the ledger →We publish the blocks
A vetoed trade is shown with the reason. A desk that only shows its winners is a marketing department.
Pessimistic statistics
Every setup is graded from the lower bound of its 95% Wilson interval, so a flattering small sample grades D, not A.
Fail-closed
If a price fails its sanity check against an independent feed, the signal errors out. No position is ever sized on a bad quote.
You keep the trigger
We never execute, never custody funds and never ask for broker credentials. The desk hands you a ticket; you decide.
The desk is running. The track record starts now, in public.
Founding members get the desk sheet, the engine board and the ledger from day one — at a price locked in for as long as they stay.