What the evening covers
Four arguments ORIN already makes in public, made in a room instead. Running order and speakers are part of what is still being finalised.
What a model actually does with a chart
The gap between "the AI read the chart" and what happens mechanically when a vision model is handed one. Where the useful signal is, and where the confident-sounding output comes from nothing.
Grading a setup you can audit
Entry, invalidation and target are only worth anything if you can trace each number back to a candle. What that constraint rules out, and what it costs to hold.
Calibration in the open
A score is a claim about the future, so it can be checked. How ORIN publishes what its grades did next, including the runs that went against it.
Where this goes next
What is genuinely hard about putting an evidence-first engine in front of retail traders, and the open questions we would rather argue about in a room than online.
What is settled, and what is not
Published as it stands rather than as a finished listing. Every line below changes here first.
Confirmed. The venue will be in San Francisco proper, not the wider Bay Area.
Being finalised. No date has been held, so there is nothing to save yet.
Being finalised. Capacity and whether entry is open or invited follow from it.
The four topics above are the shape of it. Running order, speakers and length are open.
Not on sale, and no list is being collected — there is nothing to sign up for until the venue is booked.
Bookmark this page — it is the announcement.
If the evening’s argument is new to you, the methodology is the written version, and the academy teaches the structure vocabulary the demo assumes.