Evidence-Gated Roadmap.
Ten phases, sequenced so no phase opens until its predecessor has landed. Every phase starts with capital exposure disabled and ends only after measurable evidence agrees the next phase is appropriate to open. The current platform foundations, governance and authority controls, and Capital Intelligence workflow are in place; the Stablecoin Basis Program, market access expansion, and benchmark validation expansion are advancing under active validation.
- LandedPhase 01
Platform Foundations
Capital Intelligence platform spine, identity, governance, and audit-ready records.
- Capital Intelligence Platform with closed-enum operating workflow
- Investment Committee process with three institutional seats
- Investment Memo structure with Decision Record
- AI Isolation, architecturally enforced and CI-tested
- Authority controls preventing live capital authority on this surface
- Audit-chained authorization records
- LandedPhase 02
Governance & Authority Controls
Capital Governance Office model, risk envelopes, and decision-record discipline.
- Capital Governance Office model documented and surfaced
- Risk envelopes with bounded notional, max loss, and hold windows
- Decision Records across every authorization decision
- Performance Attribution feeding sizing posture and cooldowns
- Allocation Authorization separated from Investment Committee analysis
- LandedPhase 03
Capital Intelligence Workflow
Observe → Review → Validate → Prioritize → Govern → Attribute, end-to-end.
- Continuous market-data observation across spot crypto and prediction markets
- Investment Committee workflow with closed-enum decision verdicts
- Investment Pipeline routing only qualified candidates forward
- Allocation Priority Model assigning risk-adjusted priority
- Performance Attribution closing the loop with documented outcomes
- Active validationPhase 04
Stablecoin Basis Program
First research program advancing under the institutional investment standard.
- Stablecoin basis opportunities reviewed across access, cost, capacity, and benchmarks
- Basis Benchmark Integration discipline landed: capacity analysis is not benchmark independence
- Independent observation cohorts required to qualify a candidate
- Deterministic single-batch run produces precise Review Exceptions, not fabricated qualification
- Active validationPhase 05
Market Access & Implementation Analytics
Expanding access-provider coverage and complete implementation cost evidence.
- Access-provider registry expansion to reduce Market Access Unavailable blockers
- Real implementation-cost source pluggability for network cost components
- Capacity estimation hardened for institutional notional sizes
- Decision-record fingerprints on every external-quote response
- Active validationPhase 06
Benchmark Validation Expansion
Independent benchmark observations from temporal sources.
- Basis Opportunity Extractor wires peg-stability monitor evidence into the Basis Investment Review
- Shadow performance outcomes contribute independent observations to benchmark validation
- Cross-asset benchmark categories added once cohort populations exist
- Benchmark Evidence Deficiency surfaced with structured next mandates
- QueuedPhase 07
Regime & Performance Analytics
Historical scenario analysis and forecast calibration.
- Regime alignment model evaluating current opportunities against historical scenarios
- Forecast Calibration Register tracking predicted vs. realized outcomes
- Confidence adjustment feeding the Allocation Priority Model
- Composes with review; does not itself qualify a candidate
- QueuedPhase 08
Alternative Data Office
Narrative, on-chain flow, attention, and event-catalyst observation registers.
- Market Narrative Register, On-Chain Flow Register, Attention Register, Event Catalyst Register
- Each register contributes scored observations under the same investment standard
- Cannot itself qualify a candidate; weighted into priority only
- Manipulation-risk scoring on every alternative data source
- Gate-blockedPhase 09
Paper Allocation Pilot
Operator-locked: not available until a Shadow-Qualified opportunity exists.
- Requires at least one Shadow-Qualified opportunity to advance
- Requires positive shadow performance attribution over the configured window
- Requires capital-governance approval outside this surface
- No paper allocation pilot is available today
- Future certificationPhase 10
Cross-Market Adapter Certification
Equities, options, and multi-asset surfaces under the same investment standard.
- Equities access-provider scoping and certification
- Options access-provider scoping and certification
- Multi-asset access-provider scoping and certification
- Per-surface implementation cost models and benchmark categories
- Read-only observation precedes any allocation readiness on a new surface
No phase skip. No marketing slippage.
Phases are gated by evidence, not by calendar. An access provider does not jump certification stages, and a capability does not claim a posture without sustained, auditable evidence and explicit governance authorization. Paper Allocation Pilot is gate-blocked until a Shadow-Qualified opportunity exists; live capital authority is not granted by this surface at any phase.
The roadmap is the direction. The Current Status page describes the most recent reported state of each capability today.