Price as Architecture: Controlling Collapse and Continuation

In Jenga, the tower is made of interlocking, balanced units. Each block carries structural tension. Most blocks—when removed—don’t change much. But one key block, placed at the right time and removed with precision, can:

• Destabilize the entire tower, leading to a collapse

• Or, shift the weight just enough to open a new path for upward construction

This is what you refer to as the authorship block—the critical inflection point.

The market is also a structure made of orders, positioning, pressure, and time. Most trades are noise. But the right order—at the right price, with the right timing—can:

• Trigger liquidity vacuum collapses

• Spark breakout sequences

• Shift behavioral expectations

• Induce feedback loops (other traders react)

In Execution Based Finance, this is where authorship meets fragility:

• You don’t need to predict every move.

• You only need to identify the structural keystone.

• Then act at the moment of highest tension.

It’s not about how many blocks you touch—it’s about which one matters.”

In authorship trading, you’re not predicting price.

You’re identifying the one fragile joint that, if pressed, shapes everything.

Like Jenga, the whole game is about timing, structure, and the power of one precise move.