Published assessment record

What changed, what didn’t.

The Register records the original rule, the result, and any mistakes in the process. It exists so FP1 cannot quietly rewrite the story later. This entry compares two registered rules with their recorded outcomes; it is not an overall accuracy score.

No
Capital call changed
The spread moved, but stayed inside the registered band.
No
Belief call changed
One week crossed 55. The rule required two.
5 days
Published late
The delay stays attached to the record.

No change. Thresholds unchanged.

Neither registered call changed. No thresholds were moved. The page was five days late, and that remains visible.

Why care?

Because a forecast is only useful if you can tell whether the forecaster changed the rules after seeing the result.

Outcome

Neither registered rule was triggered.

Capital
No change

The spread finished at -68.745, still inside its band.

Belief
No change

The index crossed 55 once. The rule required two consecutive weeks.

Thresholds
Unchanged

No line was moved during the window.

Publication
Late

The result was published five days after the grade date.

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Why didn’t the assessment change?

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Belief · 20 July baseline · window opened 27 July 2026

Start with the recorded position.

49.7Belief Index at the opening baseline

The index describes the selected prediction markets, not physical capacity in use. The registered question was whether subsequent readings would meet one of two conditions.

Baseline observed
20 July
Window opens
27 July
Grade date
31 August

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Belief · Rule fixed for this window

One high reading was never enough.

2 weeksConsecutive weekly readings above 55

Alternatively, any one weekly reading below 40 would trigger a change. The rule must be applied as written; a large rise within the window is not a substitute.

Belief · 27 July–31 August · primary replay at 21:00 UTC

The last reading rose to 57.490.

  1. 48.745Below 55
  2. 48.380Below 55
  3. 49.300Below 55
  4. 49.320Below 55
  5. 45.315Below 55
  6. 57.490Above 55 · first week

The previous week was 45.315. Only the final week was above 55, and none of the six readings was below 40. This is the reconstructed record, not a live feed.

Belief · 31 August grade · published 5 September 2026

The result: no change.

1 of 2Required consecutive weeks above 55

The final jump mattered, but it did not meet the original rule. There was only one week above 55, and no weekly reading below 40. The recorded assessment held.

Published 5 September · five days late. The result was reconstructed from the recovered method and archived data. The delay remains attached to the record; the thresholds were not reset.

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Capital · 20 July baseline · window opened 27 July 2026

Record the gap before judging the move.

−80.9Opening FNC-1 / SOX spread

FNC-1 is FP1’s public-equity proxy for the AI buildout; SOX is the semiconductor index. The spread compares the two. It does not measure productive use of capacity.

Baseline observed
20 July
Window opens
27 July
Grade date
31 August

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Capital · Rule fixed for this window

The move had to reach a stated boundary.

−120 / −40The registered boundaries

The registered wording was “closes to −40 points, or widens beyond −120 points.” A move that remained between those boundaries would leave the assessment unchanged.

Capital · 31 August · weekly-explicit reconstruction

The gap narrowed, but stayed inside the band.

−68.745Grade-date spread, rounded to three decimals

FNC-1 was 134.943 and SOX was 203.688. The spread had moved from −80.9 toward −40, but remained between −120 and −40. These are the published endpoints; this replay does not invent an intervening weekly path.

Capital · 31 August grade · published 5 September 2026

The result: no change.

InsideThe registered band

Movement is not the same as meeting the rule. The grade-date spread had reached neither boundary, so the recorded assessment held. No threshold was moved.

Published 5 September · five days late. The result was reconstructed from the recovered method and archived data. The delay remains attached to the record; the thresholds were not reset.

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The recorded outcome is unchanged. The full audit trail below retains exact values and limitations, including the reconstruction. Read the published data ↗

Full record

The audit trail.

FNC-1 is FP1’s public-equity proxy for the AI buildout; SOX is the semiconductor index used for comparison. The Belief Index reflects the selected prediction markets. These measure market prices and expectations, not physical capacity in use. Read the implementation note →

For anyone who wants the exact rule, opening value, grade-date value, and publication status.

FieldFNC-1 / SOX spreadBelief Index
Registered thresholdCloses to -40, or widens beyond -120Two consecutive weekly readings above 55, or any one below 40
Opening reading-80.9 · 20 July weekly close49.7 · 20 July weekly close
Grade-date reading-68.745 · FNC-1 134.943, SOX 203.68857.490 · 21:00 UTC primary replay
Final resultNo changeNo change · one week above 55
Threshold reset?NoNo
Publication5 September 2026 · 5 days late5 September 2026 · 5 days late