The Forgotten Tempo: How Markets Lost Their Rhythm and Why It’s Coming Back
Why the Market’s Original Timing Structure Collapsed — and How It’s Quietly Being Restored
Thesis:
Markets used to move with structure and rhythm — time meant something. But as markets shifted from analog to digital, and from human to machine, that rhythm fractured. What followed was a sharp rise in inefficiency, confusion, and noise. Now, a return to clean timing is underway. And bursts of resolution are starting to prove it.



