The Death of Prediction: Why Operating Downstream of Authorship Is Fiduciary Malpractice
Most of modern finance is built on a single assumption: that prediction—across timeframes, instruments, or cycles—is the highest form of intelligence.
It’s not.
The moment you introduce authorship—the ability to directly shape market resolution—prediction collapses as a paradigm. It doesn’t just become inferior. It becomes irrelevant.
