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A research dispatch from an anti-overfitting lab.

Not market commentary. Not signals. Not alpha spam. Each month we send what we learned tearing strategies apart — the invalidations, the fragility traps, the methodology. The part nobody else publishes.

→ Monthly cadence→ Real research only→ No hype, no emojis, no spam
Inside every dispatch

The same four sections, every month

A predictable structure, like an institutional research note — not a stream of whatever is trending.

Section 01

Invalidation of the month

One hypothesis we tested and rejected, with its IS/OOS results and the exact reason it broke. Straight from the Graveyard.

Section 02

Fragility lesson

A recurring way backtests deceive — overfitting, concentration, regime dependence, cost blindness — explained from real cases.

Section 03

Pipeline progress

What moved in the research pipeline: new hypotheses entering, verdicts reached, methodology refined. Real state, no filler.

Section 04

Methodology note

A short, practical principle from our validation framework you can apply to your own research before risking capital.

The kind of thing we send

Findings, not forecasts

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  • 01Why Funding Rate Arbitrage collapsed out-of-sample
  • 02When apparent diversification is an illusion
  • 03The units bug that nearly faked a 15% APR
  • 04How a 1bp threshold quietly filters adverse regimes
  • 05Why we elevate random selection over best-performers
  • 06Reading IS→OOS degradation honestly
What you get
  • · One considered dispatch per month
  • · Real invalidations and methodology
  • · Written for researchers and allocators
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What you never get
  • · Price predictions or signals
  • · "Alpha", urgency, or FOMO
  • · Daily noise or market commentary
  • · Anything we wouldn't stand behind

Be there when the first strategy survives.

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