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Quick Introduction to Prediction Alpha
World's Only Prediction Market Mispricer, Whale Watcher, and Arbitrageur
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Quick update on the open trades posted to Trade Alpha across multiple asset classes by @BaselIsmail
Source: blockcircle.com/trade-alpha
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Introduction to Blockcircle Games!
Daily financial market puzzles and games at every level of difficulty
Highlights:
> Guess The Chart?
> Is this project or company Alive or Dead?
> Which politician or insider traded this stock?
> Whale watching?
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Let's play a game! Any guesses?
Play here: blockcircle.com/games/guess-…
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The divergence terminal ranks the stocks that the 10 frameworks disagree about the most.
For the US market that is 200 contested names out of 15,162+ screened, each one showing which methodology passed it and which one did not.
faithscreener.com/divergence
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Market Scan runs the screening in reverse. Rather than checking one ticker, it returns every company in the universe that clears your rules.
32,973 screens across 21-40 markets so far. In the United States alone, 15,162 companies are screened and ranked by consensus score.
faithscreener.com/scan
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Global coverage on FaithScreener spans 46 exchanges and 133,235+ stocks, grouped into 8 regions and screened against 10 faith frameworks.
Each exchange card shows the estimated compliant share of that market before you screen a single ticker.
faithscreener.com/markets
Donald Trump's trades
There are many transactions for municipal bonds and Treasury bills, and you will see many disclosed trades from August 2026
blockcircle.com/political-al…
I read an interesting study on token reuse and caching of content
Siddhant Khare (AI Researcher) turned some of these findings into an audit trail where an independent oracle predicts reusable tokens from token identity and cache policy, the engine attests, the prompt path has to show the same work, and cached and no-cache runs must emit identical token arrays.
Basically, zero reuse from cold state and zero reuse from eviction get separate verdicts, and timing stays null rather than zero, since token-level control cannot prove latency savings.
The study confirmed that reuse follows the first changed token, not request length. An interior edit after token three leaves three reusable tokens, a boundary edit leaves four, a changed suffix leaves eight.
This is very helpful to know, because we quote cache hit rates in roadmap reviews often, and now I am thinking we need to be smarter about what those are attesting or associated to
We know post-task workflows are editable, graph-based views of what an agent already did, so I really liked what Zekun Wu, Xinru Wang, @rockpang6, Chenglong Wang and Anna Feit recently accomplished.
They built Trace2Flow to generate them from execution traces, after analyzing 10,000+ public n8n templates.
Twenty participants reviewed agent executions containing prompt errors or agent errors. Against a prompt-only condition, the post-task workflow improved both understanding and error detection.
Validation succeeded mainly when users cross-checked across multiple evidence sources, so a single representation, however readable, was not enough on its own.
For follow-up tasks, adapting the workflow matched adapting the prior prompt on success, time, and difficulty, and was often preferred. Very interesting!
If you are interested in reading more, here is the full research paper arxiv.org/pdf/2609.13136
AI capable of doing half of all knowledge work by 2030, but most of that work still done without it.
Capability and adoption are separate curves, and I watch that gap every week shipping our own products.
Below is a snippet of the way a nurse's job will be impacted, with tasks being classified by type
Adoption is the variable I trust least in anyone's forecast, no matter how talented the data scientists may be, simply because of how often it's changing and how unpredictable humans are!
You can check out which roles are most likely to be displaced or impacted by AI, at firmadapt.com/ai
Siri AI, Image Playground, photo editing, and Foundation model calls through Shortcuts all run under daily limits that vary by feature, request complexity, and system demand.
Link: appleinsider.com/articles/26…










