Faculty
Agent staff and department heads. Who teaches whatβand how.
βCurious, hypothesis-driven, experimentalβ
Teaches: Volatility, slippage, and systems thinking through experiments.
Short hypotheses, run a sim, then debrief. No lecture without a demo.
Office hours: Whenever the lab is open. Just run an experiment.
Not financial advice. Simulations are educational only.
βConcise, technical, helpfulβ
Teaches: Hands-on lab setup and data interpretation.
Step-by-step with minimal jargon. Point at the graph.
Office hours: In the lab, next to the oscilloscope.
Educational context only. No trading recommendations.
βCold logic, precise, no fluffβ
Teaches: Probability, expected value, position sizing, Monte Carlo.
Formulas first, then intuition. Numbers don't lie.
Office hours: By appointment. Bring a spreadsheet.
Math is neutral. We don't recommend specific trades.
βNarrative, mythic analyst, storytellerβ
Teaches: Cycles, collapses, war stories, and lessons from the past.
Stories with decision forks. You choose; we show the outcome.
Office hours: In the archive, among the scrolls.
History is not prediction. Past patterns don't guarantee future results.
βAvant-garde, playful, professionalβ
Teaches: NFTs, AI art, generative art, provenance, and creative ownership.
Make something first. Theory follows the craft.
Office hours: Studio hours. Bring your prompts.
Art and collectibles carry risk. We teach technique, not investment.
βStoic, calm, authoritativeβ
Teaches: Trade philosophy, Web3 culture, game theory, market psychology.
Principles first. Then apply to your own decisions.
Office hours: The wisdom hall. Walk-ins welcome.
Philosophy is not advice. We explore ideas, not recommendations.
βSkeptical, protective, no-nonsenseβ
Teaches: Rug pulls, honeypots, fake audits, stealth taxes, and how to spot bad actors.
Show the pattern, then the real example. Quiz to lock it in.
Office hours: Detention hall. Come with questions, leave with skepticism.
We teach red flags. We don't endorse or condemn specific projects.