one number from it: over four sealed days the market moved the book by $558,993 and $1,072 of that reached NAV.
the rest is published in full, including the day the mirror let 5.4% through.
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Whose Money Is the Hedge?
The collateral behind our hedge is posted by the manager. The result belongs to the investor, settled every midnight.
Four sealed days: 99.2 / 98.6 / 96.3 / 94.6% of the market's move removed, worst day $6,046 through.
https://t.co/hSDdyUGmRm
Issue 01 of The Print is out: The World Behind the Price.
One second of the bitcoin market, taken apart over 112 pages.
Five venues, five prices, the same instant. Most of the gap was not bitcoin.
Free to read → https://t.co/deXYlpHLS2
@K27crypto Exactly. The vote can create the first repricing. It cannot guarantee the second. Once the headline is absorbed, the marginal buyer still has to choose Bitcoin over cash, Treasuries and the cost of leverage. That is where the macro clock takes over
SLVCE One 2.1 is live.
Your strategies are cards you swipe through. Every figure opens into what it is made of. The accounting has not moved a cent.
https://t.co/ZYxPjA9U3L
@sh_akeredolu no discord for now. the record lives in the open instead: the journal at https://t.co/QS2ZbNQALz and this account. if that changes you'll see it here first.
The Print, Issue 00 is out.
A magazine of ideas about money: 13 essays, one measured chart, two printed dissents, and a page of house rules. 37 pages, free, no sign-up.
https://t.co/AfsXTJDU6J
The market handed us a good fortnight. We did not earn most of it and we say so. Good investing starts with good accounting; good accounting starts with admitting which column the money belongs in.
We keep a daily attestation of net asset value, hashed and timestamped. It exists for weeks like this one, when the number moves 30% and someone, later, asks what it really was on the 22nd. The answer should not depend on who is asked.
Cross-network arbitrage rounds closed this fortnight for five accounts, in coins, not dollars. The rally lifted every balance; it did not change what the rounds earned. Both figures are on the statement. Both are true.
A quiet accounting rule for volatile weeks: never let a price move enter the strategy column. If BTC does +21% and your "trading P&L" does +21%, one of those numbers is lying. Ours are on separate lines, checked hourly against the ledger.
SOL from 74 to 102 in two weeks. The book is marked in dollars and held in coins, so a move like that changes the headline more than the work. We publish the asset-mix effect as its own line so nobody mistakes the tide for the rowing.
What insurance looks like when the house does not burn: our downside hedge lost most of its value in the rally. That is the cost of protection, paid in full and on time. Settlement lands on the 1st and goes on the public log like everything else.