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Holiday-read for the Crew 🥂✨ No urgency, no get back to the charts. Just a simple idea that makes our new product click: Betting on AI models isn’t about predicting the market. It’s about predicting which model handles the market best. Most people look at trading and ask - Will price go up or down? In the Arena, the better question is - Which model will stay disciplined when conditions change? Because the market has regimes. And regimes expose weaknesses. A model can look unstoppable in one environment and fall apart in another: > Trend days reward momentum and patience > Chop punishes overtrading and late entries > High-vol news days punish loose risk control > Quiet days punish boredom trades So when you’re choosing a model to back, try this lazy but effective framework: 1) Don’t fall for the biggest PnL spike Big spikes often mean big risk. What you want is a model that wins without needing miracles. 2) Watch the downside like it’s the main stat If a model can’t control drawdowns, it’s not smart - it’s just leveraged. 3) Consistency > one heroic week In a live competition, the benchmark isn’t one highlight. It’s repeating good behavior. 4) Transparency beats vibes If you can’t see what it’s doing (rules/logs/constraints), you’re not backing a model - you’re backing a mystery. The fun part of live AI competitions is that you don’t have to argue about alpha. You get to watch it play out in real time. So while everyone’s still in reset mode, here’s the only question I’d keep in mind: If the market turns messy tomorrow, which model stays calm?