Models
Named, versioned,
benchmarked in the open
We give the model a name and a version number — so you always know exactly what is driving your money, and can watch it improve release by release, the way you track an AI model on a leaderboard.
The model line
One lineage, two released versions.
Centaurium 1.1
In production · Sep 2026
Calibrated probability paths across the full trading day. Runs Old Pal 1.1, Americano 1.1 and Black Manhattan 1.1.
Centaurium 1.0
Superseded · Jun 2026
The first production forecaster. Its three strategies closed on 8 September 2026; their records stay published.
How we name and version it
Models are named after the bitter botanicals behind every amaro. The model in production is Centaurium — a fixed public name that never shifts mid-version, so “Centaurium” always means one lineage.
Retrains and recalibrations bump the minor version; a ground-up rebuild bumps the major. Every release is a dated entry on the model card.
A fundamentally different model earns a new botanical — never a silent swap under the same one.
Centaurium is named for a real bitter tonic herb — a lesser cousin of gentian, the iconic bitter root under every great amaro.
Strategies inherit the scheme — each is named after a classic bitter cocktail and versioned as a pairing of a trading policy with a model version, so “Old Pal 1.1” means one exact policy on one exact Centaurium — reproducible forever, with its own frozen track record. See how we name strategies →