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1 essay published in November 2026. See the publication calendar.

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A financial chart illustrating stock price movements with trend lines, horizontal support and resistance levels, and annotated volumes, set against a dual-toned background.
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Applied Market Mechanics

A working record of tools and setups for reading markets, written so every entry can be repeated.

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Economy & Finance
  • Every Long Has a Short: Reading Open Interest, Funding and Basis

    Open interest, funding, basis and liquidation figures each count something narrower than they appear to. A reference guide to what derivatives data measures and how it misleads, read through three days of ether between 2021 and 2022.

  • Turn the Candles Off: Reading Volume, Bar by Bar

    Discover the untold story beneath price charts by focusing on volume bars—the true measure of market participation that reveals whether a price movement genuinely matters or is just noise.

Science & Technology
  • An Introduction to Tensor Calculus

    A number plate I read as "tensor", and the object it named, a thing whose meaning survives a change of viewpoint. From scalars up to the Christoffel symbols, the geodesic equation and curvature, then back to what machine learning means by the word.

  • Nowhere to Stop

    After grappling with the challenges of gig work and mounting frustrations, I've launched my Fiverr account to offer custom website solutions, dashboards, and browser tools, creating a space not just to make a living but to finally invest in my true ambitions.

Literature
  • Forgetful Remembrance

    In a journey through memory's fog, I revisit a misty meadow where hope glimmers, reflecting on loss and the shadows of what once was, seeking solace in the beauty of the past despite the lingering ache of forgotten grief.

  • The Shoulders of Giants

    Changing the world requires a powerful kind of delusion — the courage to believe in the unknown despite overwhelming certainty, as history’s greatest minds demonstrated by pushing the boundaries of knowledge while remaining blissfully ignorant of the full extent of their discoveries.

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Forgetful Remembrance

In a journey through memory's fog, I revisit a misty meadow where hope glimmers, reflecting on loss and the shadows of what once was, seeking solace in the beauty of the past despite the lingering ache of forgotten grief.

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Valeon publishes long-form essays on the forces that shape modern life — capital, technology, incentives, belief. We're opening up to outside contributors.

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