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RING-0001·“GLASS ANVIL”·Report #0RING-0002·“TEHRAN NINE”·CRITICAL · PENDING REVIEWTwo dossiers · publishing at launch

The market’s smartest money can’t hide.

RINGER is a continuous detection service that finds coordinated wallet rings on prediction markets — built entirely from public on-chain data, gated by statistics designed to kill our own findings, and reviewed by a human before a single flag publishes.

01 · Case typology

There are two species of ring.

Every coordinated cluster we have taken apart resolves into one of two species — and telling them apart, on the record, every time, is the job. Our first two dossiers are one of each.

RING-0001·“GLASS ANVIL”·Report #0

The coordination species

Coordination without an information signature: a funding-linked operator ring moving as one — but buying heavy favorites, where winning was already priced in. RINGER flags the coordination and refuses to call it foresight. Most “insider” stories the internet tells are actually this species.

RING-0002·“TEHRAN NINE”·CRITICAL · PENDING REVIEW

The information-signature species

The pattern informed trading would produce: long-odds entries, before the event, concentrated in one specialty — a group winning bets it statistically should have lost, together. This is the species the CRITICAL bar exists for.

Both dossiers in final human review · publishing at launchOpen the case index →
The collection surface · verified July 14, 2026
5.08Mtrades on the wallet tape — collected continuously, hourly
199,090wallets under observation
20,997wallets mapped in the funding graph
1,739settled markets, venue-canonical outcomes
0false positives at the CRITICAL bar — 21,633-wallet stress test
DAILYcluster scan runs daily, live on our Quebec host — every CRITICAL human-reviewed
02 · Proof

The proof came before the product.

Three things are already on the record — a hostile stress test, a published null, and an independent reconstruction of the exact ring a national newsroom put on television. Judge the evidence, not the pitch.

Hostile stress test0 false positivesacross 21,633 wallets at the CRITICAL bar — best chance cohort z = 2.04, the real ring z = 4.77.
The published nullWe tested trading it.Then published the null — under honest accounting these signals don’t trade profitably at meaningful size. We sell detection, not advice, and never trade what we flag.
Closest thing to a press logoWe reconstructed it independently.We independently reconstructed the ring 60 Minutes covered — from public on-chain data alone, no access to their sources.
03 · Trust

Why believe a detection shop?

Because we spent months trying to prove ourselves wrong, and we publish what we found either way. The honesty is not a disclaimer — it is the product.

01

We tested trading these signals ourselves — and published the null.

Before RINGER sold detection, we ran the experiment: can patterns like these be traded profitably? Under honest accounting, the answer was no — not at any meaningful size. We published that result instead of burying it. RINGER sells detection because detection is what the evidence supports, and nothing we publish contains follow, copy, buy, or fade language. Ever.

02

We don’t trade what we flag.

Neither RINGER nor its operators place any position in any market RINGER has flagged or is analyzing — at every tier, from the first internal candidate to the published dossier, on every venue, indefinitely. Integrity intelligence from someone positioned in the market it’s analyzing isn’t intelligence. The full rule is public so you can hold us to it: the No-Trading Rule.

03

Zero false positives at the bar that matters.

We ran the production detector over the flagged ring’s own markets as a hostile audit: 21,633 wallets with settled positions produced 54 candidate cohorts. The best chance cohort scored z = 2.04. The real ring scored z = 4.77. At the CRITICAL bar: zero false positives.

STRESS TEST · 21,633 wallets · 54 cohorts
MAX CHANCE SCORE · z = 2.04   REAL RING · z = 4.77
FALSE POSITIVES AT CRITICAL · 0
04

Every CRITICAL is human-reviewed. Every claim is appealable.

No automated accusations, ever: a human reviews every CRITICAL finding before anything publishes. We name wallets, not people, we never claim to see intent, and if we’re wrong we correct as prominently as we claimed — on a public corrections log. Flagged account? appeals@ringer.report, answered within 5 business days. How appeals work.

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04 · Pricing

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05 · Access
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Start free — full intelligence, 48h delayed.

The free tier is the whole product on a 48-hour delay — every detection, the methodology, and both launch dossiers (Report #0 “GLASS ANVIL” and Report #1 “TEHRAN NINE”). It opens at launch; leave your address and you’re in the moment it does.

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