A straight answer · from the MIZAN FAQ

Does MIZAN grade its own strategies as harshly as everyone else's?

Yes, and at the honest bar, our own flagship fails. Every credential is scored on the Deflated Sharpe Ratio (the Bailey–López de Prado significance test that discounts a Sharpe for the number of backtests it took to find). At the 95% significance bar, MIZAN's flagship strategy reads "not significant at 95%": and we mint that verdict onto the credential, publicly, rather than bury it. It's live, GPU-proven, and Bitcoin-anchored; re-verify it yourself. A verifier that flatters its own owner is worthless. Ours doesn't, which is exactly why a PASS from it is worth having.

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