Strategies
A strategy is the definition. A run is your money executing it. Publishing shares the definition — never your positions.
Your strategies
Sells the overreaction after any Fed-related repricing of more than 4¢ inside an hour.
Buys YES on any candidate under 25¢ whose seven-day trend is positive, one position per candidate.
Buys NO for $500 when a new Iran-related market opens above 75¢ and resolves inside 30 days.
Mirrors prints above $25,000 at your own size, never theirs.
Fades the first twenty minutes of any rate market after a CPI release, then exits on the hour. Seven modules, no discretionary step.
Stages both legs when the same contract prices under 98¢ combined, sized to the thinner book. Skips pairs whose resolution wording differs.
Builds a position across every early-state contract as the party sets its calendar, rebalancing weekly.
Holds a spread across seven Middle East contracts and re-weights whenever any one moves more than 6¢ in a session.
What publishing does and does not share
Shared
- ✓The module chain and every parameter in it
- ✓The version history, so a fork knows what changed
- ✓Your own run's result over the stated window
Never shared
- ·Your positions, sizes or balance
- ·Your venue credentials or wallet
- ·Anything a fork could use to front-run you