The Journal.
A timestamped, public record of IronCurve’s operations. Monthly entries covering real observations from live trading: returns, drawdowns, instrument contribution, and anything of note from the system’s behaviour. No narrative, no engagement farming — just the record.
Why publish a journal.
A public track record compounds over time in a way a private one cannot. Entries published today can be independently verified years from now. The journal is therefore not documentation — it is an asset that becomes more valuable with each timestamped month.
Entries will always include what went well and what did not. Drawdowns and flat periods are recorded with the same precision as positive months. The record is valuable only if it is complete.
The first entry will be published at the end of the current operating month.
New entries are published at the close of each operating month.