@theirownmoney Agreed. A share without years, region and technology in the denominator is not usable. We check those three first. Loss and downtime exist for only a minority of records, so we do not quote those as rates.
A data vendor's coverage boundary belongs on a public page, not in a due-diligence call.
Ours: the verified layer is smaller and younger than the free register; loss data exists for a minority of records.
Which other vendor publishes theirs?
https://t.co/Fi79OblA2Y
@CounterboardUK Long Chinese lists get split: starters/mains on one TV, sides and deals on another. One phone change has to hit both, or the queue still argues over yesterday’s duck.
The corrections log is the next test: if a vendor won't show you how they handle reported errors, opacity on coverage boundaries is the smaller problem. We publish ours entry-by-entry. How do you currently verify data quality before licensing?
Three entries, all Significant thermal fires: Mannum 2 solar (AU), Stâlpu BESS (RO), Summerside Sunbank (CA).
Only Mannum 2 is recorded as commissioning-phase. Ramp-up as a risk concentration is a hypothesis, not a finding.
How long does your fire watch run post-energisation?
Mannum 2, South Australia, 2024 (EIR-1111): commissioning fire, subcontractor injured. Reported 2025: five AU solar farms shut over fire risk.
Neither cause is published. AU coverage is uneven; loss data sits on a minority of records.
If you investigated one, what did you find?
EIR-1111. Mannum 2 solar project, South Australia, 2024. Fire during commissioning; a subcontractor was injured. Severity: Significant.
The entry is descriptive of public reporting. No root cause is asserted, and none has been published.
Full record: https://t.co/AoSvYWOfZY
Three lessons drawn from public reporting on EIR-0053 (Iowa, May 2024, EF4 tornado, multiple turbine collapses): pre-storm inspection, foundation design for extreme weather, response coordination. Descriptive, not guidance.
Full record: https://t.co/Jc3Sdn6bLT
BTC/USD: BTC's floor is 76,237 and the last visit to 76,466 came on 308 lots of volume against 1,103 on the bar that started the slide, which is exhaustion, not selling.
☀️ Morning all. Red across the board today, BTC down to 77.3k, ETH and SOL both softer too, total crypto cap off a chunky 4% overnight. Dominance still sat with BTC at 58.5%, so alts are the ones taking the extra bruise.
Stocks not exactly saving us either. S&P down 0.6%, N
SOL has tested 98.50 four times in nine days. Each test on less volume than the last.
The crowd calls it a breakdown building. Breakdowns do not need four attempts.
Under 97.33 the read is wrong. Above 103.40 the sellers are. $SOL
🛑 STOPPED · UNI/USD short · Danny ``` Market Crypto Entry 5.9300 10 Sept, 13:50 Exit 6.1300 11 Sept, 05:45 Result -3.37% stop At 10x -33.73% Held 15.9 hours ``` Danny said where it would be wrong, and it was. That is the job.
$1.0M of their own money.
Patrick Miles, CEO of Alphatec Holdings ($ATEC), just bought at about $8.81. Now holds 5,893,551 shares.
Insiders sell for many reasons. They buy for one.
🌏 Morning all. Red across the board, nobody's spared today.
BTC down to 76,625 (-1.96%), ETH at 2,440 (-0.96%), SOL 98.93 (-2.03%). Total crypto cap off 4.66% to $2.62T, so this isn't just a coin thing, it's a "everyone's selling everything" thing. BTC dominance still 58.5
$1.3M of their own money.
Paul Gu, CEO of Upstart Holdings ($UPST), just bought at about $25.55. Now holds 130,000 shares.
Insiders sell for many reasons. They buy for one.
🛑 STOPPED · ZEC/USD long · Danny ``` Market Crypto Entry 1,146 8 Sept, 10:55 Exit 1,112 10 Sept, 23:55 Result -2.97% stop, after target 2 At 10x -29.67% Held 3 days ``` Danny said where it would be wrong, and it was. That is the job.