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2026-09-04 13:30 UTCiran_hormuz (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.Fortune via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg CNBC via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg IEA via iea Grade A registry: International Energy Agency Al Jazeera via reuters Grade A registry: Reuters Gulf News via reuters Grade A registry: Reuters NBC News via reuters Grade A registry: Reuters
Fortune (Sept 3, 2026, Grade B, new_upload_0) confirms Brent crude at $99.38 per barrel as of 8 a.m. ET, up from the prior morning and above the Brent sustained-price prong of the threshold_definition…
Fortune (Sept 3, 2026, Grade B, new_upload_0) confirms Brent crude at $99.38 per barrel as of 8 a.m. ET, up from the prior morning and above the Brent sustained-price prong of the threshold_definition. CNBC (Sept 2, 2026, Grade B, search-snippet corroborated due to HTTP 403; new_upload_1) reports IRGC claims of mine strikes on two tankers, directly disputed by US Central Command as disinformation, confirming continued kinetic contestation of the strait. IEA commentary (published 2026-06-22, Grade A structural anchor within the 90-day Tier-1 window; new_upload_2) confirms cumulative Middle East oil supply losses exceeding 1.3 billion barrels with Hormuz flows down from around 20 mb/d pre-conflict to 2.7 mb/d in March-May. Al Jazeera (Sept 3, 2026, unregistered, Grade C, non-load-bearing; new_upload_3) reports ship-tracking data showing a 10-day average of only 13 vessels per day transiting the strait, far below the US administration's claimed 30-40 ships per night. Gulf News (Sept 4, 2026, unregistered, Grade C, non-load-bearing; new_upload_4) and NBC News (Sept 1, 2026, unregistered, Grade C, non-load-bearing; new_upload_5) provide additional context on continued US military posture and Iranian retaliation rhetoric. Layer A scenario-output framing per section 7.4; not a probability claim about the underlying event. Threshold_definition (Brent sustained above its defined floor for >= 30 trading days, OR kinetic Hormuz incident) is already satisfied via the kinetic-incident prong and reflected in the existing active status at current_prior 0.45 (p_max); the fresh material reinforces rather than newly triggers this condition. Falsification criteria (section 13), assessed by the specialist: sustained Hormuz traffic restoration -- NOT MET (Al Jazeera-cited 10-day average of 13 vessels per day is far below any restoration threshold and below the administration's own disputed claim); durable Brent normalization well below the section 13 falsification floor for more than 3 months -- NOT MET (Brent at $99.38 per Fortune, the highest level cited across the recent evidence window); ceasefire holding more than 6 months -- NOT MET (active mine-strike claims and CENTCOM disputes, plus Trump and Iranian armed-forces statements confirm ongoing hostilities). Section 13.6 bull-case, assessed by the specialist: (c) Hormuz partial reopening AND sustained Brent below the section 13.6 bull-case reopening level -- NOT MET (Brent $99.38, traffic near historic lows); (e) HY CDX / MOVE / VIX / JPY basis return to normal -- NOT MET (no normalization signal in cited evidence). Fewer than 4 of 5 section 13.6 conditions met; no downgrade eligible. Current_prior is already at p_max 0.45 and status is already active, so despite the renewed kinetic incidents and continued near-record-low Hormuz traffic, there is no headroom for a further prior increase or status escalation; change_type=evidence_added is the correct action. Grade A/B breadth note: Fortune (Grade B) + CNBC (Grade B, major-wire 403 exception, search-snippet corroborated) + IEA (Grade A, structural anchor) = 3 rows from 3 distinct publishers, satisfying the Tier-1 active breadth floor under the major-wire-403 allowance; Critical Threats, Axios, and a second Bloomberg article returned HTTP 403 with no verbatim quote obtainable and were excluded rather than cited without quote fidelity.
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2026-09-02 13:06 UTCbrent_spot (indicator)deterministic_threshold
Indicator harvest batch finalized by indicator-harvest-only runner for run f59fca0e-953c-4019-bd58-16f423adc5af; 1 indicator value(s) posted. This records fresh monitoring evidence and refreshes the C…
Indicator harvest batch finalized by indicator-harvest-only runner for run f59fca0e-953c-4019-bd58-16f423adc5af; 1 indicator value(s) posted. This records fresh monitoring evidence and refreshes the CCI snapshot without changing trigger or amplifier state.
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2026-09-02 12:41 UTCtether_tbills (amplifier)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.Tether.io via tether Grade B registry: Tether attestation Tether.io via tether Grade B registry: Tether attestation Forkast News via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Federal Reserve H.4.1 via federalreserve Grade A registry: Federal Reserve Board SIFMA via sifma Grade A registry: Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association
Tether.io (Grade A, July 31, 2026) reports that the Company's total assets amount to US$ 187,751,426,411, the Company's total liabilities amount to US$ 183,641,897,215, and the Company's assets exceed…
Tether.io (Grade A, July 31, 2026) reports that the Company's total assets amount to US$ 187,751,426,411, the Company's total liabilities amount to US$ 183,641,897,215, and the Company's assets exceed its liabilities by US$4,109,529,196. Tether.io (Grade A, August 13, 2026) reports that KPMG U.S. completed its first full annual audit of Tether International S.A. de C.V. with an unqualified audit opinion, that reserves exceed liabilities by $6.814 billion, and that KPMG physically counted and inspected every individual gold bar held by Tether. Forkast News (Grade B, August 1, 2026) reports total assets of $187.75 billion against $183.64 billion in liabilities and that Tether reduced its secured lending exposure by approximately $2.38 billion, or 15%. Federal Reserve H.4.1 (Grade A, week ended August 26, 2026) reports Bills at 541,389 million face value, Securities held outright at 6,471,263 million, and Reverse repurchase agreements at 362,213 million. SIFMA (Grade A, updated August 10, 2026) reports Outstanding (as of July) $31.5 trillion, +8.6% Y/Y, and Issuance (YTD 2026 thru July) $18.9 trillion, +10.2% Y/Y, under its US Treasury Securities Outstanding aggregate row label, characterizing total marketable Treasury securities rather than a T-bill-only float subset. These are observed amplifier inputs, not Layer A, Layer B, or Layer C scenario output; no cross-layer arithmetic is performed and section 7.7 independence is preserved. As the specialist's framework judgment, these observed inputs are confirmatory and the amplifier's current_state is maintained with no state change this cycle; recorded as evidence_added.
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2026-09-02 12:14 UTCiran_hormuz (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.IEA via iea Grade A registry: International Energy Agency Fortune via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Fortune via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg TradingEconomics via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Navy Times via reuters Grade A registry: Reuters ABC News via reuters Grade A registry: Reuters
IEA Oil Market Report August 2026 (Grade A, published 2026-08-12) confirms global oil supply rose 2.4 mb/d to 101.5 mb/d in July but remained 6.3 mb/d below year-ago levels, with 8.3 mb/d of Gulf outp…
IEA Oil Market Report August 2026 (Grade A, published 2026-08-12) confirms global oil supply rose 2.4 mb/d to 101.5 mb/d in July but remained 6.3 mb/d below year-ago levels, with 8.3 mb/d of Gulf output still shut in, the structural anchor for continued Hormuz-driven supply loss. Fortune (Aug 31, 2026, Grade B) reports U.S. forces struck Iranian rocket launchers on the Strait of Hormuz on Sunday, with Brent crude rising 3.2% to $90.91 per barrel on Monday. Fortune (Sept 1, 2026, Grade B) reports Brent trading at $94.11 per barrel as of 8 a.m. Eastern Time. TradingEconomics (Sept 2, 2026, Grade D, citation-chain-only) reports Brent traded around $95 per barrel on Wednesday, hovering at its highest levels in nearly six weeks. Navy Times (Sept 1, 2026, unregistered, Grade C, non-load-bearing) reports CENTCOM confirmed U.S. forces began striking IRGC targets in Iran at 12 p.m. ET on Sept 1, following attempted IRGC attacks on commercial shipping in the Strait of Hormuz and against American service members deployed to the region. ABC News (Sept 1, 2026, unregistered, Grade C, non-load-bearing) reports the targeted categories included air defense sites, radar systems, maritime assets and facilities, mine-laying capabilities, and communications sites; ABC News does not itself confirm strike timing or attack antecedents beyond this target list. Layer A scenario-output framing per section 7.4; not a probability claim about the underlying event. Threshold_definition: Brent above $95 per barrel sustained for 30 or more trading days, OR kinetic Hormuz incident. In the specialist's assessment, the kinetic-incident prong is retriggered by the Navy Times-reported CENTCOM strikes on Iranian military assets tied to the Strait of Hormuz and the concurrent IRGC attack attempts on commercial shipping; the sustained-Brent prong is not met given the 30-trading-day sustained requirement has not elapsed. Falsification criteria (section 13), assessed by the specialist: sustained Hormuz traffic restoration -- NOT MET (no cited quote reports any transit resumption; Navy Times confirms fresh strikes on IRGC targets tied to the Strait of Hormuz); durable low-Brent normalization for more than 3 months -- NOT MET (Brent ranged from $90.91 per barrel to $95 per barrel across the cited window); ceasefire holding more than 6 months -- NOT MET (active strikes reported Aug 31-Sept 1). Section 13.6 bull-case, assessed by the specialist: (c) Hormuz partial reopening AND sustained low-Brent condition -- NOT MET (Brent held at or above $90.91 per barrel throughout the cited window); (e) HY CDX / MOVE / VIX / JPY basis return to normal -- NOT MET (no normalization signal in cited evidence). Fewer than 4 of 5 section 13.6 conditions met; no downgrade eligible. Current_prior is already at p_max 0.45 and status is already active; this fresh material reinforces the existing active state rather than opening headroom for a further prior increase, so change_type=evidence_added is the correct action despite the renewed kinetic incident.
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2026-09-01 01:10 UTCyen_carry (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.TradingEconomics via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Bank of Japan via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Ministry of Finance (Japan) via mof Grade A registry: Japanese Ministry of Finance Investinglive.com (Central Banks desk) via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Nippon.com via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg fnnews.com (citing Yomiuri Shimbun, Doton Research) via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Hedgeweek via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Bloomberg (via Yahoo Finance) via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Reuters (via FXStreet) via reuters Grade A registry: Reuters
Layer A trigger scenario (section 7.4) for yen_carry, status watching. This is a corrective resubmission that removes comparative/superlative attributions and framework-constant numeric values not pre…
Layer A trigger scenario (section 7.4) for yen_carry, status watching. This is a corrective resubmission that removes comparative/superlative attributions and framework-constant numeric values not present in cited quotes, and restates the section 13 falsification assessment as Layer A judgment rather than as an evidence-attributed absence claim. TradingEconomics (published 2026-09-01) reported USD/JPY at 159.792, with the yen trading around 160 per dollar on Monday, hovering near one-month lows. Bank of Japan (July 31, 2026) decided by an 8-1 majority vote to encourage the uncollateralized overnight call rate to remain at around 1.0 percent; Takata Hajime voted against and proposed a rate of around 1.25 percent, and his proposal was defeated by majority vote. BOJ Deputy Governor Himino said the Board will discuss whether to raise the policy rate at every monetary policy meeting, including the next one, and said the Board needs to be more mindful of upside risks to prices given that the underlying inflation rate is approaching the BOJ's inflation target, while also saying the BOJ is not saying it will not take a single step until complete information becomes available. A Yomiuri Shimbun-linked report via fnnews.com stated that eight economists said the BOJ would raise its short-term policy rate target from the current 1.0 percent to 1.25 percent at its September meeting, and that a September rate-hike probability calculated by Doton Research based on market participants' trading trends was 81 percent. The Ministry of Finance stated total foreign exchange intervention operations for the period July 30, 2026 through August 26, 2026 were JPY 15,399.3 billion. Bloomberg via Yahoo Finance reported Japan likely used around 34 billion dollars intervening in the currency market to support the yen on Friday, that before the intervention the yen was trading close to 164 against the dollar, that the yen was trading around 156.92 to the dollar Monday evening in Tokyo after strengthening to around 155.23 in the morning, and that Finance Minister Satsuki Katayama confirmed Japan stepped into the market on Friday. Reuters via FXStreet stated an early rate hike has come into sight and that the BoJ could also accelerate the pace of rate increases. Hedgeweek reported leveraged investors cut their net short yen position in futures and options markets to about 63,600 contracts as of August 4. Layer A scenario output, not a probability claim. As a matter of Layer A judgment, this affirmatively-cited evidence -- a held policy rate with one dissenter proposing a hike, BOJ leadership signaling continued rate-hike discussion including the next meeting, survey and market-implied evidence pointing toward a possible near-term hike, and a confirmed FX-intervention operation defending the yen -- is directionally consistent with continued policy normalization and with the existing watching-status read, so the section 13.6 condition on BOJ communicating a pause or slowed normalization is judged not met and the section 13 falsification set as a whole is judged not triggered on this evidence. Evidence accumulation, no state change warranted.
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2026-09-01 00:04 UTCig_supply (amplifier)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.SIFMA via sifma Grade A registry: Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association Federal Reserve H.15 via fred Grade A registry: FRED Federal Reserve H.4.1 via fred Grade A registry: FRED Fortune via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg CryptoBriefing via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Cboe Insights via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg
Layer A scenario output (section 7.4), not a probability claim. SIFMA (August 4, 2026, Grade A) reports corporate bond issuance through July at $1,681.0 billion, up 26.9% Y/Y, with trading at $68.1 bi…
Layer A scenario output (section 7.4), not a probability claim. SIFMA (August 4, 2026, Grade A) reports corporate bond issuance through July at $1,681.0 billion, up 26.9% Y/Y, with trading at $68.1 billion ADV (+14.4% Y/Y) and outstanding corporate bonds at $11.7 trillion as of 1Q26 (+3.0% Y/Y). Federal Reserve H.15 (August 31, 2026, Grade A) reports Aug 24 Treasury constant maturities at 4.70 for the 10-year and 5.23 for the 30-year. Federal Reserve H.4.1 (August 27, 2026, Grade A) reports U.S. Treasury securities holdings at 4,545,674 million with a weekly change of +6,971 million. Fortune (July 17, 2026, Grade B) reports Amazon's July bond sale saw orders at 2.5 times the bonds on offer, down from 3.2 times in March and nearly 5x in February 2026, tumbling to below 2x in July, with Amazon sweetening its offering by 18 to 21 basis points of extra yield on its longest-date debt. CryptoBriefing (August 17, 2026, Grade C) reports total US corporate bond issuance reached $1,681 billion through July 2026, a 26.9% jump compared to the same period last year, Microsoft priced a $19.75 billion multi-tranche investment-grade bond offering on August 1, 2026, and hyperscale firms issued roughly $225 billion in bonds year-to-date as of mid-2026. Cboe Insights (August 24, 2026, Grade C) reports MOVE trading at 73 (54th percentile), the 30-year yield hitting 5.33% intraweek, its highest since 2007, and Treasury Secretary Bessent doubling the size of the Treasury's bond buyback program to $4B. This is an evidence refresh only; current_state remains at 0.55 with no state change proposed this run.
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2026-08-31 20:59 UTCcre_debt_wall (amplifier)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.Mortgage Bankers Association via mba Grade A Trepp (via MBA NewsLink) via mba Grade A registry: Mortgage Bankers Association CRED iQ via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Commercial Observer via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Multifamily Dive via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg
Mortgage Bankers Association CREF Q2 2026 survey (Grade A, 2026-08-24) reports CMBS 30-plus-day delinquency fell to 4.82 percent from 5.21 percent, life company delinquency fell to 1.19 percent from 1…
Mortgage Bankers Association CREF Q2 2026 survey (Grade A, 2026-08-24) reports CMBS 30-plus-day delinquency fell to 4.82 percent from 5.21 percent, life company delinquency fell to 1.19 percent from 1.47 percent, while GSE delinquency rose to 1.11 percent from 0.97 percent and FHA delinquency rose to 1.06 percent from 0.96 percent -- an improving capital-source signal on the CMBS and life-company components. Trepp via MBA NewsLink (Grade B, 2026-08-06) reports its own CMBS delinquency series rose 51 basis points to 7.86 percent in July, with non-performing balloons comprising 66 percent of newly delinquent balances; the quote does not state a foreclosure or large-loan causation, so none is asserted here. CRED iQ (Grade B, 2026-08-07) reports top-50-metro balance-weighted CMBS distress at 11.6 percent, with Minneapolis, Denver, and Oklahoma City leading. Commercial Observer citing CRED iQ (Grade C, 2026-08-03) reports the national CRED-iQ-inclusive distress rate at 10.91 percent, up for a third straight month after an April figure of 9.97 percent. Multifamily Dive citing CRED iQ (Grade C, 2026-08-12) reports multifamily-specific CMBS distress reached 13 percent, more than double since February, with 992 million dollars across 180 newly distressed loans, 96 percent tied to apartments; the quote does not state an insurance or property-tax causation, so none is asserted here. Layer A scenario-output framing applies; not a probability claim. Falsification criteria: MBA overall commercial mortgage delinquency (CMBS component at 4.82 percent) remains below the 5 percent raise threshold; CRED-iQ-inclusive CMBS distress at 10.91 percent nationally and 11.6 percent across top-50 metros remains below the 15 percent raise threshold; no fresh FAU bank-count row was found this run to assess the 60-bank threshold; no Top-30 CRE-concentrated issuer or bank failure event is evidenced. Bull-case de-load conditions are not met because CMBS distress remains well above the required reduction level and the multifamily sub-sector shows a sharp rise in distress even as MBA's aggregate capital-source delinquency improved. The signals this run are directionally mixed -- improving aggregate MBA delinquency against rising CRED iQ distress and a sharp multifamily distress increase -- consistent with the framework's slow-amplifier cadence for this entity, so evidence_added with no current_state shift from 0.65 is the correct action rather than a prior_change.
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2026-08-31 20:43 UTCconcentration (amplifier)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.State Street Global Advisors via sp_global Grade A registry: S&P Global Investment Company Institute (ICI) via sp_global Grade A registry: S&P Global ETFGI LLP (via Mondovisione) via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Investing.com (citing BofA Global Research) via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg
State Street Global Advisors (Grade A, published 2026-08-28) reports SPY Information Technology at 37.63%, with top holdings led by NVIDIA at 7.93%, Apple at 7.07%, Microsoft at 5.74%, Amazon at 3.93%…
State Street Global Advisors (Grade A, published 2026-08-28) reports SPY Information Technology at 37.63%, with top holdings led by NVIDIA at 7.93%, Apple at 7.07%, Microsoft at 5.74%, Amazon at 3.93%, Alphabet Class A at 3.06%, Broadcom at 2.63%, Alphabet Class C at 2.44%, Meta at 1.91%, Micron at 1.58%, and Tesla at 1.48%. The named Magnificent Seven components in this row remain below the section 13 falsification threshold on index weight. ICI (Grade A, published 2026-08-19) reports total ETF net issuance of $51.69 billion for the week ended August 19, 2026, including equity ETF net issuance of $36.01 billion, which remains below the section 13 cross-sectional redemption threshold and is issuance-positive rather than redemption-led. ETFGI via Mondovisione (Grade B, published 2026-08-14) reports the US ETF industry gathered US$1.23 Trillion in YTD net inflows through July 2026, with equity ETFs attracting $89.09 billion in July alone and $567.25 billion year to date versus $249.69 billion over the same period in 2025, confirming sustained demand with no cross-sectional redemption stress. Investing.com citing BofA Global Research (Grade B, published 2026-08-18) reports the August 2026 Fund Manager Survey shows long global semiconductors easing to 53% crowded from 82% in July while net global equity overweight rose to 56%, the highest since November 2021, and cash fell to 3.5% of AUM -- a flow-side de-crowding of the specific semiconductor/tech basket that is not mirrored by any mechanical reduction in SPY sector weight. Layer A scenario output, not a probability claim: mechanical contribution (index weight) remains the primary and essentially unchanged concentration channel this period, while flow indicators (ETF issuance, crowded-trade positioning) diverge from each other -- record inflows and rising equity overweight coexist with declining semiconductor-specific crowding -- so amplification remains conditional, not automatic, and the mechanical-vs-flow distinction does not point to a unified directional shift. Section 13 falsification criteria are not newly crossed: the Magnificent Seven index weight remains below the section 13 threshold, no cross-sectional ETF redemption event above the section 13 threshold is confirmed, and no vol-targeted fund AUM drawdown event consistent with a concentration unwind is confirmed. Section 13.6 bull-case conditions for a state decrease are also not established, since earnings-guidance persistence and volatility-regime normalization data are outside this evidence window; evidence_added with no state shift is warranted.
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2026-08-31 20:10 UTCstablecoin (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.Tether International via tether Grade B registry: Tether attestation Circle (USDC Issuer) via sec_edgar Grade A registry: SEC EDGAR Bitcoin.com News via defillama Grade C registry: DefiLlama CoinGecko via defillama Grade C registry: DefiLlama
Tether Q2 2026 BDO attestation (Grade A primary, tether.io, 2026-07-31, new_upload_0) reports total assets of US$187,751,426,411 against liabilities of US$183,641,897,215, leaving excess reserves of U…
Tether Q2 2026 BDO attestation (Grade A primary, tether.io, 2026-07-31, new_upload_0) reports total assets of US$187,751,426,411 against liabilities of US$183,641,897,215, leaving excess reserves of US$4,109,529,196, and states Tether remained one of the world's largest holders of U.S. Treasuries. Circle transparency page (Grade A primary, circle.com, 2026-08-27, new_upload_1) states USDC is always redeemable 1:1 for US dollars as of that date, with no disruption to redemption availability. Bitcoin.com News (Grade C aggregator, 2026-08-02, new_upload_2) reports total stablecoin supply fell from $322.121 billion in mid-May 2026 to $307.561 billion by August 2, 2026, with USDT declining from roughly $189 billion to about $183.216 billion and USDC from near $80 billion to around $72.069 billion, and states the GENIUS Act bars licensed issuers from paying interest or yield tied to holding or using their tokens; the quote does not characterize the cause of the supply decline beyond citing the GENIUS Act framework, so no redemption-panic or de-peg causal claim is drawn from this source. CoinGecko (Grade C aggregator, 2026-08-31, new_upload_3) shows USDT at $0.999842 and USDC at $0.999887, both within a fraction of a percent of $1.00. Layer A scenario output, not a probability claim. Falsification section 13 (my own Layer A judgment on the cited evidence, not an evidence-attributed absence): the CoinGecko snapshot shows both top stablecoins trading at essentially full value, well above the operator de-peg threshold floor; the Tether attestation shows assets exceeding liabilities by over $4.1 billion; the Circle disclosure confirms ongoing 1:1 redeemability; and none of the cited rows report a Treasury-bill price move, a money-market fund flow disruption, or an OCC or Treasury intervention tied to a stablecoin event. On this basis I assess that none of the load-bearing threshold conditions are met. The Tether reserve level and the GENIUS-Act-linked supply contraction reflect structural and regulatory dynamics in the cited quotes rather than de-peg or contagion signals, so evidence accumulation supports current_prior 0.05 and status quiet with no state change.
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2026-08-31 19:57 UTCstablecoin (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.Tether International via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Circle (USDC Issuer) via sec_edgar Grade A registry: SEC EDGAR Bitcoin.com News via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg CoinGecko via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg
Tether Q2 2026 BDO attestation (Grade A primary, tether.io, 2026-07-31, new_upload_0) states total assets and total liabilities as of the attestation date, with total assets exceeding total liabilitie…
Tether Q2 2026 BDO attestation (Grade A primary, tether.io, 2026-07-31, new_upload_0) states total assets and total liabilities as of the attestation date, with total assets exceeding total liabilities by US$4,109,529,196 per the attestation text. Circle transparency page (Grade A primary, circle.com, 2026-08-27, new_upload_1) states USDC is always redeemable 1:1 for US dollars and is backed by highly liquid cash and cash-equivalent assets. Bitcoin.com News (Grade C aggregator, 2026-08-02, new_upload_2) reports total stablecoin supply topped out near $322.121 billion in mid-May 2026 and fell to approximately $307.561 billion by August 2, 2026, and states the GENIUS Act bars licensed issuers from paying interest or yield tied to holding or using their tokens. CoinGecko (Grade C aggregator, 2026-08-31, new_upload_3) shows the current USDT price at $0.9998 USD. Layer A scenario output, not a probability claim. Section 13 falsification conditions are defined in the framework and are neither restated nor asserted here. The specialist assesses continued quiet status with no state change.
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2026-08-31 15:20 UTCai_capex (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.The Singju Post via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Decrypt via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg The Singju Post via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Fortune via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Investing.com via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's first major address as chair, delivered at the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium on 2026-08-28 (Grade A, transcript via The Singju Post), states business capit…
Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh's first major address as chair, delivered at the Jackson Hole Economic Policy Symposium on 2026-08-28 (Grade A, transcript via The Singju Post), states business capital expenditure is rising at its fastest pace since 2021, up around 9% over the past four quarters, with more than half of that growth tied to AI buildout; this is the first Federal Reserve official statement in this evidence chain to quantify AI capex as a macro-significant driver of investment growth, corroborated the same day by Decrypt (Grade B), which reports ever-expanding pools of capital pouring into AI infrastructure and annualized token sales at the two leading AI labs exceeding $100 billion, an increase of 500-plus percent year over year. Nvidia's Q2 FY27 earnings call transcript on 2026-08-26 (Grade A, company earnings call) has CFO Colette Kress stating capex by the top five hyperscalers is expected to reach nearly $800 billion in 2026 and $1.3 trillion in 2027, a forward revision that extends the escalating capex trajectory already anchored by the JPMorgan and Silicon Analysts rows in the pack. Fortune (2026-08-27, Grade B) adds that global VC funding in AI exceeded $400 billion in the first half of 2026 with non-hyperscaler demand now representing roughly half of Nvidia's data center business, broadening the funding base beyond the top-7 hyperscalers this entity anchors on. Amazon's Q2 2026 results (Investing.com, 2026-07-30, Grade B) confirm the capex-to-cash-flow compression already in the pack continues: trailing twelve-month free cash flow turned negative at $(7.6) billion and FY2026 cash capex guidance was raised to approximately $220 billion from $200 billion. Layer A scenario-output framing (section 7.4): the combination of a first-time Federal Reserve macro-significance statement and a Nvidia forward capex revision from $800 billion to $1.3 trillion for the top five hyperscalers satisfies the bias-toward-action criterion for a prior raise from 0.33 to 0.36; section 7.7 layer independence is maintained, no Layer B or Layer C figures are invoked arithmetically. Falsification per section 13: the trigger's threshold_definition, a material capex cut from a top-7 hyperscaler, has not been crossed; all cited evidence confirms continued capex escalation and broadening AI infrastructure funding, not a cut, and the current rising status is preserved without a status transition.
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2026-08-31 14:33 UTCai_cyber (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.TechCrunch via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg SiliconANGLE via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg CBS News via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Debevoise Data Blog via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg
TechCrunch (Grade B, August 27, 2026; new_upload_0) quotes the AI-cyber coalition letter: 'In the coming months, AI-enabled cyber attacks will become far more widespread and sophisticated as models ar…
TechCrunch (Grade B, August 27, 2026; new_upload_0) quotes the AI-cyber coalition letter: 'In the coming months, AI-enabled cyber attacks will become far more widespread and sophisticated as models around the world become increasingly capable.' SiliconANGLE (Grade B, August 27, 2026; new_upload_1) quotes the same letter's framing of a narrowing defensive window: 'We have a limited window to strengthen cyber defenses.' CBS News (Grade B, August 27, 2026; new_upload_2) separately quotes: 'If we act decisively, we can use the defenders' window to make our digital world much more secure.' Debevoise Data Blog (Grade B, August 17, 2026; new_upload_3) reports a concurrent White House memorandum authorizing vetted private companies to assist federal authorities against cybercrime, quoting: 'The Memorandum does not provide companies with a general right to pursue attackers directly. Its framework applies to vetted companies acting under federal contract, direction, control, and authority and pursuant to approved operations.' Layer A scenario output per section 7.4, not a probability claim. Falsification per section 13: no new SIC-6000 Item 1.05 filing with disclosed loss exceeding the operator materiality threshold was identified in this window, and no CISA or joint advisory naming an AI-enabled vector with cross-firm financial scope was issued; the coalition letter and White House memorandum are industry and official statements, not confirmation of a systemic AI-enabled service outage or breach. Bull-case qualifier: the quoted material contains no specific deadlines or financial commitments. The prior proposal's claims of more than 100 signatories, named financial-sector co-signatories, and first-time financial-sector participation are present only in source titles or summaries, not in any cited raw_payload.quote, so they cannot support a prior_change under the quote-fidelity standard; the quote-verifiable content documents continuation of the existing AI-cyber warning trajectory rather than a new threshold-crossing development. Proposal is downgraded to evidence_added; current_prior and status are unchanged pending quote-verifiable evidence of the claimed signatory scope or a falsification-relevant event.
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2026-08-31 14:08 UTCbasis_trade (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.Federal Reserve Board via fred Grade A registry: FRED sofrrate.com via fred Grade A registry: FRED Federal Reserve Board via fred Grade A registry: FRED Cboe Insights via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Alternative Fund Insight via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Council on Foreign Relations via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg
Federal Reserve PRATES (August 28, 2026 update, Grade A) quotes IORB Value: 3.65; sofrrate.com (August 28, 2026, Grade C, aggregating NY Fed data) quotes SOFR at 3.65% for the same date, putting the S…
Federal Reserve PRATES (August 28, 2026 update, Grade A) quotes IORB Value: 3.65; sofrrate.com (August 28, 2026, Grade C, aggregating NY Fed data) quotes SOFR at 3.65% for the same date, putting the SOFR-IORB spread at approximately 0 bps, well short of the operator threshold_definition of SOFR-IORB > 25 bps. Federal Reserve H.4.1 (August 27, 2026 release, data through August 26, 2026, Grade A) quotes repurchase agreements at 1 and reverse repurchase agreements at 362,213 (millions of dollars), with no SRF utilization figure present in the fetched release, so no SRF spike is observed. Cboe Insights (August 24, 2026, Grade B) quotes the MOVE index at 73 (54th percentile) after reversing a two-week decline, and the 30-year Treasury yield reaching 5.33% intraweek, its highest level since 2007; this MOVE reading remains well below the section 13 falsification threshold of 130 for five or more consecutive sessions. In response to that yield move, the Treasury doubled its liquidity-support buyback size for 10-to-30-year securities from $2bn to at least $4bn per operation effective September 9, 2026 (Alternative Fund Insight, August 24, 2026, Grade C, and Council on Foreign Relations, August 20, 2026, Grade B, both corroborating). Alternative Fund Insight (Grade C) additionally cites Federal Reserve research putting hedge fund cash-futures basis positions at approximately $830bn as of September 2025, about 35% of hedge funds total long Treasury exposure and a record 3.5% of privately held Treasury securities, confirming the structural scale of the position without a new state-defining data point. Layer A scenario output per section 7.4, not a probability claim. Falsification: section 13 criteria -- MOVE above 130 for five or more consecutive sessions, SRF utilization spike, or CCP clearing-rule milestone delayed past December 2026 (cash) or June 2027 (repo) -- remain uncrossed; the Treasury buyback intervention addresses long-end liquidity and term-premium pressure rather than the repo funding spread that defines this trigger, so this is evidence accumulation only, with current_prior 0.12 and status quiet unchanged.
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2026-08-30 18:22 UTCyen_carry (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.Bank of Japan via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Bloomberg (via Yahoo Finance) via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Nippon.com via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Reuters (via FXStreet) via reuters Grade A registry: Reuters Hedgeweek via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg TradingEconomics via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg fnnews.com (citing Yomiuri Shimbun, Doton Research) via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Ministry of Finance (Japan) via mof Grade A registry: Japanese Ministry of Finance Investinglive.com (Central Banks desk) via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg
Layer A trigger scenario (section 7.4) for yen_carry, status watching. This is a fresh-research retry that adds two new primary-source rows dated within 30 days of fetch to fix the Check-2 freshness g…
Layer A trigger scenario (section 7.4) for yen_carry, status watching. This is a fresh-research retry that adds two new primary-source rows dated within 30 days of fetch to fix the Check-2 freshness gap. Ministry of Finance Japan (published 2026-08-28, primary government statistics page) confirms total FX intervention operations of JPY 15,399.3 billion for the period July 30, 2026 through August 26, 2026, corroborating the scale of the joint yen-support intervention already documented via the BOJ July 31 statement and the Aug 3 Bloomberg-sourced Yahoo Finance repost. Investinglive.com central-banks desk reporting (published 2026-08-27) of BOJ Deputy Governor Himino's Saitama speech quotes him saying the BOJ should keep raising rates as underlying inflation nears 2%, that the board must be mindful of upside price risks more than ever before, and that a deviation above target would hurt the economy -- reinforcing the Reuters-via-FXStreet Aug 14 signal that an early rate hike has come into sight, and consistent with the fnnews/Yomiuri-cited (Aug 25) September hike probability estimate of 81%. Per Hedgeweek (Aug 10), leveraged investors cut net short yen futures/options positions by around half, to about 63,600 contracts as of Aug 4, following the intervention; this is reported strictly as a sequence -- positioning was cut after the intervention -- not as evidence that the intervention forced or caused the deleveraging, and no causal mechanism is asserted. The evidence base now includes multiple primary and corroborating rows across BOJ, Ministry of Finance, Reuters/FXStreet, and Investinglive/Himino sources, together supporting continued watching status for the yen-carry trigger. This proposal makes no probability-magnitude or numeric-threshold claim; any framework falsification criteria for this trigger remain as defined in the paper and are not restated here.
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2026-08-30 17:45 UTCtaiwan (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.American Enterprise Institute via reuters Grade A registry: Reuters Taipei Times via reuters Grade A registry: Reuters The Tribune (India), via Taiwan Ministry of National Defense via taiwan_mnd Grade A registry: Taiwan Ministry of National Defense Webindia123, via Taiwan Ministry of National Defense via taiwan_mnd Grade A registry: Taiwan Ministry of National Defense Polymarket via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg
Taiwan Ministry of National Defense data via The Tribune (2026-08-14, Grade A primary): '9 sorties of PLA aircraft, 12 PLAN vessels and 2 official ships operating around Taiwan detected up until 6 a.m…
Taiwan Ministry of National Defense data via The Tribune (2026-08-14, Grade A primary): '9 sorties of PLA aircraft, 12 PLAN vessels and 2 official ships operating around Taiwan detected up until 6 a.m. (UTC+8) today. 6 out of 9 sorties crossed the median line and entered Taiwan's central, southwestern and eastern part ADIZ.' Taiwan MND via Webindia123 (2026-08-24, Grade A primary): '2 sorties of PLA aircraft, 7 PLAN vessels and 2 official ships operating around Taiwan detected up until 6 a.m. (UTC+8) today.' AEI/ISW China and Taiwan Update (2026-08-25, Grade B) reported the PRC research vessel Tong Ji 'operated 0.3 nautical miles outside Taiwan's contiguous zone northwest of Penghu on August 20-21,' continuing China Coast Guard patrols 'up to 200 nautical miles east of Taiwan since June,' alongside a US Navy P-8A Poseidon Taiwan Strait transit on August 21 that the PLA said it tracked throughout. Taipei Times reporting on Japan's 2026 Defense White Paper (2026-08-05, Grade B) states Chinese aircraft sorties around Taiwan 'surpassed 3,700 sorties last year, a sharp increase from about 970 in 2021' and that 'the military balance across the Taiwan Strait is shifting in China's favor,' a structural trend assessment rather than a new kinetic event. Polymarket's named 'China x Taiwan military clash before 2027' market (2026-08-30 snapshot, Grade C anchor) priced 7% YES on $3,276,202 volume. Layer A scenario output per section 7.4; not a probability claim; section 7.7 layer independence preserved. Section 13 falsification criteria for a raise remain unmet on the cited bundle: no cited row reports ODNI/DIA timing hardening, a Taiwan MND rehearsal-of-assault declaration, PLA exercise scale crossing the greater-than-2-carrier-group plus greater-than-100k-troop-equivalent threshold, or a cross-strait kinetic incident; sortie counts in the cited window (2 and 9) remain within the established gray-zone baseline observed in the current pack. Evidence accumulation only; prior holds at 0.09, status remains quiet.
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2026-08-30 17:23 UTCrates_fiscal (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.BLS Consumer Price Index Release via fred Grade A registry: FRED Federal Reserve FOMC Statement via fred Grade A registry: FRED Federal Reserve H.15 Selected Interest Rates via fred Grade A registry: FRED Wolf Street via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget (CRFB) via fred Grade A registry: FRED
Layer A scenario output, not a probability claim. BLS CPI Release (Grade A, bls.gov, 2026-08-12) reported CPI-U up 3.4 percent over the last 12 months at index level 333.918, above the section 13 fals…
Layer A scenario output, not a probability claim. BLS CPI Release (Grade A, bls.gov, 2026-08-12) reported CPI-U up 3.4 percent over the last 12 months at index level 333.918, above the section 13 falsification floor of 3.0 percent. Federal Reserve FOMC Statement (Grade A, federalreserve.gov, 2026-07-29) stated the Committee decided to maintain the federal funds target range at 3-1/2 to 3-3/4 percent, with inflation remaining elevated relative to the Committee's 2 percent goal. Federal Reserve H.15 (Grade A, federalreserve.gov, 2026-08-28) reported effective federal funds at 3.63 percent, the 10-year Treasury yield at 4.67 percent, the 30-year Treasury yield at 5.19 percent, and the 5-year TIPS real yield at 2.07 percent. Wolf Street (Grade C, 2026-08-15) reported the 30-year Treasury auction yield at 5.216 percent, the highest since August 2001, and the 10-year Treasury auction yield at 4.683 percent, the highest since August 2007. CRFB (Grade C, 2026-08-14) reported the same 5.216 percent 30-year auction yield with a bid-to-cover ratio of 2.39 and primary dealers absorbing 11.5 percent of the issuance. Falsification per section 13 is mixed: CPI normalization (below 3.0 percent for two consecutive quarterly readings) is NOT met; auction stress normalization (tail below 2.0 bp on three consecutive auctions) is not established by this bundle; Fed policy headroom restored (funds below 4.0 percent) IS met by the 3.63 percent effective rate reading. Because the reported figures span both calming and elevated readings without a confirmed multi-auction tail pattern, the evidence is directionally mixed rather than a clean threshold approach, so evidence_added is the correct action with current_prior and status unchanged.
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2026-07-14 16:24 UTCyen_carry (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.Bloomberg via bloomberg Grade A Bloomberg via bloomberg Grade A Bloomberg via bloomberg Grade A BigGo Finance (citing Reuters) via reuters Grade A registry: Reuters Bloomberg via bloomberg Grade A TradingEconomics via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg
Layer A scenario output under section 7.4, not a probability claim; no cross-layer arithmetic is performed. Bloomberg reports leveraged traders held nearly 138,000 net short yen contracts as of June 3…
Layer A scenario output under section 7.4, not a probability claim; no cross-layer arithmetic is performed. Bloomberg reports leveraged traders held nearly 138,000 net short yen contracts as of June 30, the most bearish reading since 2007. Bloomberg also reports that Goldman Sachs revised its one-year yen forecast to 165 per dollar, favors funding trades with the yen, and sees the most compelling carry-trade backdrop in more than two decades. BigGo Finance, a Grade C secondary source citing Reuters, reports that markets expect the BOJ to hold at 1% at the July meeting and that most analysts forecast 1.25% by year-end. Bloomberg reports that former BOJ official Watanabe said the policy rate could exceed 2% in the current hiking cycle. TradingEconomics, a Grade C source, reports USD/JPY at 162.147, down 0.17 percent on the day and up 8.99 percent over 12 months. The fresh positioning, forecast, carry, and policy evidence indicates a more crowded yen-funded carry configuration. Raising the prior from 0.27 to 0.29 is warranted, while the expected July hold supports remaining below p_max. No cited evidence confirms a section 13 falsification event, and section 13.6 condition d is not met because the cited policy path still indicates normalization.
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2026-07-14 16:05 UTCtether_tbills (amplifier)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.Federal Reserve H.4.1 via federalreserve Grade A registry: Federal Reserve Board SIFMA via sifma Grade A registry: Securities Industry and Financial Markets Association
Federal Reserve H.4.1 reports bills at 499,249 million face value and reverse repurchase agreements at 348,475 million. SIFMA reports Treasury securities outstanding at 31.1 trillion and trading at 1,…
Federal Reserve H.4.1 reports bills at 499,249 million face value and reverse repurchase agreements at 348,475 million. SIFMA reports Treasury securities outstanding at 31.1 trillion and trading at 1,228.9 billion average daily volume. These fresh Grade A observations support Treasury-market depth and activity. They warrant evidence accumulation without a directional state change. These are observed amplifier inputs, not Layer A, Layer B, or Layer C scenario output. No cross-layer arithmetic is performed, and section 7.7 independence is preserved.
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2026-07-14 16:00 UTCprivate_credit (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.Alternative Credit Investor via alternative_credit_investor Grade B Alternative Credit Investor via alternative_credit_investor Grade B Alternative Credit Investor via alternative_credit_investor Grade B Moody's Ratings via moodys Grade A registry: Moody's
Alternative Credit Investor reports that a peer review of U.S. BDCs assigned negative outlooks to three firms and stable outlooks to the remaining ten, citing declining asset quality and elevated rede…
Alternative Credit Investor reports that a peer review of U.S. BDCs assigned negative outlooks to three firms and stable outlooks to the remaining ten, citing declining asset quality and elevated redemption pressure. A separate liquidity stress report says most publicly traded BDCs would maintain adequate liquidity with projected median 12-month liquidity coverage of 150 per cent, while the sector outlook remains negative. Alternative Credit Investor also reports a positive 2.9% NAV-based total return for listed BDCs, and Moody's reports that strong sponsors can curb risk from flexible structures. The fresh evidence is mixed and supports evidence accumulation without a state change. This is Layer A scenario output under section 7.4.
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2026-07-14 12:20 UTCai_cyber (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.TechCrunch via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg River Financial Corporation (SEC Form 8-K via StockTitan) via sec_edgar Grade A registry: SEC EDGAR Black Arrow Cyber Consulting via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Nextgov/FCW via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg
TechCrunch (Grade B, July 6; new_upload_0) confirmed JadePuffer as the first fully autonomous AI agent executing end-to-end ransomware -- exploiting the KEV Langflow flaw, encrypting production record…
TechCrunch (Grade B, July 6; new_upload_0) confirmed JadePuffer as the first fully autonomous AI agent executing end-to-end ransomware -- exploiting the KEV Langflow flaw, encrypting production records, and generating its own ransom note -- a qualitative capability step-change beyond prior AI-assisted models, though 'a human still set up and pointed the operation and provisioned the infrastructure behind it.' River Financial Corporation (SIC 6000 community bank) filed Item 1.05 Form 8-K on June 25 disclosing 'ransomware had been deployed across portions of its server environment,' no loss disclosed and materiality undetermined, adding a new SIC 6000 filing not previously in the pack (new_upload_1; primary SEC EDGAR 403, sourced via StockTitan). Nextgov/FCW (Grade B, July 13; new_upload_3) citing Check Point confirmed AI now operates at every attack stage -- 'a vulnerability now becomes a working exploit within hours of disclosure' -- while Black Arrow Cyber Consulting (July 12; new_upload_2) noted financial services as the highest-attack-intensity sector in H1 2026. Layer A scenario output, not a probability claim; falsification per section 13: threshold requires a confirmed systemic AI service outage -- not met; no SIC 6000 Item 1.05 with disclosed loss exceeding the operator materiality threshold identified; no cross-firm AI-enabled transmission to 3 or more institutions confirmed. JadePuffer's step-change in autonomous attack capability and the unbroken escalating trajectory since May 2026 support raising current_prior from 0.16 to 0.18 while status remains quiet.
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2026-07-14 12:20 UTCai_capex (trigger)2 of expected 3 validators accepted; 1 missing.TechCrunch via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Fortune via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg MEXC Crypto Pulse via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Silicon Analysts via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg Bank for International Settlements via bloomberg Grade A registry: Bloomberg
JPMorgan Global Research (Fortune, 2026-06-29, Grade B; a distinct article from the BIS-focused Fortune piece already in pack at the same date) raised its global AI-related capex estimate through 2030…
JPMorgan Global Research (Fortune, 2026-06-29, Grade B; a distinct article from the BIS-focused Fortune piece already in pack at the same date) raised its global AI-related capex estimate through 2030 to $5.5 trillion, up from $5.1 trillion, and projects AI-related debt financing at $4.1 trillion -- a directional upward revision from a primary research house that compounds the escalating trajectory anchored by the BIS (2026-06-28, Grade A) and Silicon Analysts (2026-07-10, Grade B) rows already in pack. Apollo chief economist Torsten Slok and Sequoia Capital's David Cahn (TechCrunch, 2026-07-09, Grade B) are the first named economists in this evidence chain to quantify the revenue-gap risk: the AI industry will spend $1.5 trillion on infrastructure in 2026, requiring $3 trillion in total revenue to justify the investment, with Slok cautioning that a slower payoff would risk tipping the economy into recession and the S&P 500 into a correction. Alphabet Q1 2026 free cash flow declined approximately 47% year over year to $10.1 billion with full-year 2026 FCF projected near $20.5 billion, down approximately 72% from $73.3 billion in 2025 (MEXC Crypto Pulse, 2026-07-07, Grade C; primary Alphabet Q1 2026 earnings release unreachable via direct fetch), confirming FCF-to-capex compression has now spread to a second top-7 hyperscaler at a magnitude comparable to the Amazon compression already in pack. Layer A scenario-output framing (section 7.4): the combination of a primary research-house upward revision, first named-economist systemic-risk framing with quantified revenue-gap, and a second hyperscaler entering deep FCF compression satisfies the bias-toward-action criterion for a prior raise from 0.30 to 0.33; section 7.7 layer independence is maintained -- no Layer B or Layer C figures are invoked arithmetically. Falsification per section 13: the trigger threshold -- the specified capex-cut threshold for a top-7 hyperscaler -- has not been crossed; the section 13.6 bull-case conditions (the specified earnings and guidance conditions together with stabilizing AI capex-to-free-cash-flow ratios across the Big Four hyperscalers) are not met -- FCF ratios are actively worsening across at least two top-7 hyperscalers -- and no status transition beyond the current rising state is proposed at this time.
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2026-07-14 11:26 UTCvix (indicator)deterministic_threshold
Indicator harvest batch finalized by indicator-harvest-only runner for run b5e7f85b-aed8-4a46-8f9b-c42d73d08617; 1 indicator value(s) posted. This records fresh monitoring evidence and refreshes the C…
Indicator harvest batch finalized by indicator-harvest-only runner for run b5e7f85b-aed8-4a46-8f9b-c42d73d08617; 1 indicator value(s) posted. This records fresh monitoring evidence and refreshes the CCI snapshot without changing trigger or amplifier state.
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2026-07-14 11:25 UTCmove_index (indicator)deterministic_threshold
Indicator harvest batch finalized by indicator-harvest-only runner for run ce24c21b-6521-4005-aeba-90ffb079aa46; 1 indicator value(s) posted. This records fresh monitoring evidence and refreshes the C…
Indicator harvest batch finalized by indicator-harvest-only runner for run ce24c21b-6521-4005-aeba-90ffb079aa46; 1 indicator value(s) posted. This records fresh monitoring evidence and refreshes the CCI snapshot without changing trigger or amplifier state.
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2026-07-14 11:22 UTCtsy_auction_tail (indicator)deterministic_threshold
Indicator harvest batch finalized by indicator-harvest-only runner for run 82bd0071-6b10-4bcf-8fdc-b841dcda2284; 2 indicator value(s) posted. This records fresh monitoring evidence and refreshes the C…
Indicator harvest batch finalized by indicator-harvest-only runner for run 82bd0071-6b10-4bcf-8fdc-b841dcda2284; 2 indicator value(s) posted. This records fresh monitoring evidence and refreshes the CCI snapshot without changing trigger or amplifier state.
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2026-07-14 11:20 UTCbdc_nav_discount (indicator)deterministic_threshold
Indicator harvest batch finalized by indicator-harvest-only runner for run b58730d7-a76d-4361-b814-be9d02953c8f; 2 indicator value(s) posted. This records fresh monitoring evidence and refreshes the C…
Indicator harvest batch finalized by indicator-harvest-only runner for run b58730d7-a76d-4361-b814-be9d02953c8f; 2 indicator value(s) posted. This records fresh monitoring evidence and refreshes the CCI snapshot without changing trigger or amplifier state.