For DAOs · market-governed organizations

Institutional oversight of your decision mechanism.

Your treasury is governed by markets. Chromatic watches them: which windows are open, how far each print sits from its threshold, what evidence the record is missing, and what behaviour around the book does not look organic.

What the desk covers

01

Monitor consequential markets

Every pending recording window, ranked by where it sits in its lifecycle — closing stretch first, then recording, queued, settling — with the proposal, the threshold, and the current print on each row.

02

Understand what is being priced

The proposal's disclosed semantics qualified before anyone treats the packet as priceable: what was specified, what delivery enforcement exists, which branches are dependent, and which causal assumptions the market is being asked to accept.

03

See adversarial behaviour early

Monitored economic attack vectors run against qualified evidence, each reporting its own indicator count, plus the flip-cost floor on what moving one conditional print past its threshold would cost at disclosed depth.

04

Hold treasury exposure next to the ask

A source-dated treasury snapshot — cited balances, adjusted supply, NAV and runway — read against the request the proposal is making, with the blanks left visibly blank when the source does not cover them.

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Keep an inspectable record

Published cases, their sources, and the standing checks they produced stay linked to the window they came from, so a later reviewer can reconstruct what was known and when.

Chromatic Analyst · Bounded dossier questions

Reading across the lanes

The bounded dossier Analyst retrieves filed revisions and computes supported questions from their sourced packets. It preserves missing evidence and withheld lanes. It does not issue buy, sell, or vote recommendations.

How the Analyst works

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A bounded engagement on the windows you actually run or trade, with the refusals in writing.

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