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For every Veridion Score band (90+, 80-90, 70-80…), publish the realized forward-return distribution. "Stocks scoring 90+ have returned 18.3% on average over the next 90 days across N=237 instances." That number turns the score from a vanity metric into a tradeable signal and gives Reserve members the documented methodology page a quant desk expects before it trusts a model.
When a Veridion Score swings more than 8 points overnight on a name you watch, you get a notification — email, Discord, Slack — within minutes of the move. Tell us your bands, tell us your tickers, we'll surface the catalysts that drove the swing alongside the new score. This is the difference between checking the platform daily and the platform tapping your shoulder when it matters.
Today the score snapshot covers the core most-traded US universe plus a broad expansion of active common stocks, user-held names, and institutional 13F holdings. World-class means every US-listed equity with sufficient liquidity — thousands of instruments — refreshed daily with full factor-level audit trails. The remaining work is coverage depth, freshness SLAs, and validation across newly listed and thinly reported names.
When you open NVDA today, the score is 61. Was it 84 last month? When did it drop? A 90-day score chart with annotated catalysts — every score swing tagged to the news article, congress trade, or insider transaction that moved it. Receipts visible on the chart itself.
Today, Veridion's Congress data covers the US House (the disclosures-clerk.house.gov XML feed is machine-readable). The Senate eFD portal is HTML-only with anti-scraping protections. We're building a respectful scraper with caching, rate limits, and a human-verifiable PDF link on every row. When this ships, the platform's most-named figures — Pelosi, Lummis, Tuberville, Manchin, Warren — are all covered with the same audit trail.
When a member introduces, cosponsors, or votes on a bill, did their portfolio benefit in the 30 days after? This requires merging Congress.gov bill metadata (~50,000 bills per session) with PTR filings and time-aligning the windows. The result is a public leaderboard of suspicious patterns — every flag a hyperlink to the bill text + the official PTR PDF + the price chart over the window.
The current Conflict Detection layer covers ~50 members hand-curated. We're ingesting the full official House Clerk committee roster (and equivalent Senate roster) to expand conflict-detection coverage to every voting member, every committee, every subcommittee. Same display, fully comprehensive.
Reserve members get a JSON API token. Pull live scores, congress trades, whale moves, insider activity into their own dashboards, models, and bots. Same data as the web surface, machine-consumable. Rate-limited generously, billed only at meaningful usage.
The site already manifests as installable on iOS and Android. Next iteration: native-quality push notifications (alerts, score swings, Congress drops), home-screen widget on iOS 17+, and offline-cached daily Brief. Bloomberg is desktop-only. TradingView's app is chart-centric. Veridion can own mobile-first institutional intelligence.
A no-login-required page ranking every Congress member by realized alpha vs SPY over the past 12 months. Top five cards: portrait, alpha, hit rate, "Mirror this portfolio →". Built on the same Mirror-A-Member math that's already live.
A two-minute morning brief sent at 6:30am ET — written by Veridion AI, curated to your watchlist and sectors, summarizing overnight moves, the day's catalysts, and any Congress or insider activity on names you own. Free for Sovereign tier as a hook; richer breakdown for Apprentice + Reserve.
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