Elephant Index
Two sensors read the tide; the Index holds one of three positions — 100, 50, or 0. It changes on a confirmed monthly close, a few times a year. Your job is one check a month.
What arrives
At every monthly close you get the same payload — on the dashboard and over the API.
Monthly payload · GET /me/liveexample
{
"as_of": "2026-07",
"assets": {
"NQ": {
"position": 100, "since": "2026-05",
"trend": { "ok": true, "reads": "4% above 10-mo avg" },
"balance_sheet": { "ok": true, "reads": "expanding" },
"yield_curve": { "ok": true, "reads": "positive slope" }
},
"BTC": {
"position": 0, "since": "2025-12",
"trend": { "ok": false, "reads": "below 10-mo avg" },
"balance_sheet": { "ok": false, "reads": "contracting" },
"yield_curve": { "ok": false, "reads": "flat" }
}
}
}Same shape on the dashboard and over the API. Each asset reads 100, 50, or 0 — one half per sensor that agrees; 50 means the two sensors disagree. A fund running the same Index can respond differently on a split month — it carries other defenses and moves only on a decisive change. Same Index, by design.
One subscription · everything in it
The current index status
Both assets, the day the month closes
Dashboard
Current reading, sensor states, full history
REST API
Machine-readable state — read the Index into your own tools
Hash receipts
Every position timestamped when published — check we never repaint
The monthly explainer
What changed, what didn't, and why
What to expect
Two to four position changes a year, per asset. Most months the reading is the same as last month. Knowing that — monthly, with the reasons — is the product. An index that changes often is one that whipsaws.
The subscription is not the funds and will not produce their results. Hypothetical / backtested figures are not financial advice.
Let a fund run it for you.
Hedge Capital Ltd (Gibraltar) runs the same open Index with investor capital — execution, custody, tax wrapper, discipline. Qualified investors, from $130k.