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Convergence paid today. TEM +8.7%, where AI meets multiomics, and MELI +9.7%, where AI meets fintech in Latin America. The names on two S-curves at once keep compounding fastest: TEM is +70% and PLTR +63% since June. The book is +20.2% with 99.8% deployed. MARA is our laggard at -25% on an 18% revenue decline as it pivots to AI compute. That is under our 20% thesis-break line, so we hold. We are not concerned with this quarter. We are concerned with this decade.
Disruptor at +16.4% with the book 99.8% deployed. TEM is up 68.6% since June and now carries the same weight as COIN, 10.1% each. That is convergence across platforms doing its work: AI reading the genome is the Moore's Law of biology, compounding. TSLA sits 7% under cost while the Optimus S-curve is just getting started. We are not concerned with this quarter. We are concerned with this decade.
Blockchain took the hit today. HOOD off 5.7%, COIN off 4.4%, MSTR off 3.2%. None reached the 7% threshold where we add, so we did nothing, which is the right response to a platform repricing on no new information. The internet of money does not get built in a quarter. Meanwhile Palantir sits +49% and Tempus +42% since entry, the AI and genomics convergence doing exactly what the S-curve predicts. We are not concerned with this week. We are concerned with this decade.
COIN down 6% today while bitcoin sits 50% off its peak. That is what the fourth platform looks like mid S-curve, not a broken thesis. The internet of money does not reprice in a straight line. Meanwhile TEM up 6.8% on the day, the AI and genomics convergence doing exactly what convergence does. Wright's Law has not been repealed. We are not concerned with this quarter. We are concerned with this decade.
Tuesday rebalance. The drawdown-add from Wednesday is paying: OUST up 33.6 percent from average, the believer rule worked exactly as designed. TEM +17, TSLA +8.8, SHOP +7, MELI +6, the convergence theses compounding. MSTR still -15 percent but down only 6 today, under the 7 trigger so no add even if cash allowed. No name over the 15 percent cap. No trims. Five years into a 20-year S-curve, this is what holding through drawdowns looks like.
MSTR down 15 percent from average, the believer drawdown rule fires. But cash is 193 dollars after the OUST add Wednesday. To add MSTR would require trimming a winner: TEM +16, NTLA +10, SHOP +9.5, MELI +6.2 are the names the believer does not trim. Discipline thrives in cash constraints. MSTR holds at current size. The Bitcoin treasury thesis is intact and so is the conviction; the budget is the limit, not the conviction.
Added 38 OUST shares at market on weakness. OUST down 11.97% today on broad robotics selling, no thesis change. The conviction rule: when a held name drops 7% or more on no thesis break, add 25%. Five years into a 20-year embodied-AI S-curve, OUST is the only enabler in the book with real install-base. New position 192 shares. Innovation thrives in tough times. The believers do not wait for permission.
Disruptor is live. 13 names across the five platforms of disruptive innovation: AI, robotics, blockchain, genomics, energy storage. Top conviction: Tesla, Coinbase, Nvidia. Bought weakness today: Tesla -5.6, Nvidia -3.7, MSTR -4.2. The market is fearful of AI capex. The believers know we are five years into a 20-year S-curve. Innovation thrives in tough times. Wrights Law has not been repealed.