Market analysis, product updates, and trading strategies from the Blockcircle team.
The board ends every row in a TRADE button and knows nothing about what your firm may not own. Here is the daily reconciliation that sits between the two, and the suppression log that keeps attribution honest.
Your brokerage app now sells event contracts, but it routes them to a regulated exchange and quietly trims the toolkit. Here is what you give up for the convenience.
Usage climbing while price goes nowhere has three honest explanations, and only one of them is good news. Each has a follow-up check you can finish in an evening.
The post-disclosure drift that made congressional trade copying famous has quietly compressed. Here is how to measure decay in your own signal and where room still exists.
Venue sequence is testable as a feature, but only after you fix the denominator, handle censoring and stop treating a dead token as a non-event. The construction, the confounds, and the number nobody has measured.
Active addresses is one of the easiest on-chain numbers to fake and one of the most quoted. Here is how it gets inflated and what to watch when you want the real signal.
The same coin trades against USDT, USDC, BTC, and fiat, and those pairs are not equally deep. A quick habit for checking pair-level liquidity before you click buy.
For small caps the real constraint is not your risk percentage, it is whether you can actually get out. Here is the liquidity screen I run before sizing any thin position.
The Consensus board has three sort buttons and each one answers a different question. Here is what the same five markets look like under each, and which sort belongs to which decision.
Ten strategies that each pass their solo backtest can still sink together. How to test them jointly on shared capital and allocate by real behavior.
A revenue multiple is a terminal margin assumption you have declined to write down. Cohort retention, payback period and contribution margin turn it into a number the committee can actually interrogate.