Markets were built for people with terminals. Speed, data, and execution belonged to whoever could pay for the infrastructure — and everyone else learned to watch, reading the news after the price had already moved.
But watching was never passive. Ordinary readers form real convictions — about a rate cut, a chip cycle, an election — often before markets have fully priced them. What’s missing isn’t judgment. It’s the pipe from belief to position.
Hence exists to build it.