Side projects that keep running after I stop looking at them. Mostly the same idea in different clothes: take a slow, scattered source of regulatory or market information, watch it automatically, and turn it into something readable. All of them are live — click through.
An AI-written market brief, published every morning.
Scrapes signal-heavy Telegram channels overnight, extracts the trading signals worth keeping, and writes them up as a single readable brief. Runs itself on a schedule and publishes to a static site.
Updates daily, 9:30amSource on GitHub
Every Crypto Task Force move, summarised and dated.
Watches four SEC Crypto Task Force pages for changes, diffs them, and writes a plain-English summary of what actually moved — meetings, statements, roundtables and personnel. Running continuously since January 2026.
Updates daily, 10:00amSource on GitHub
Digital-asset enforcement activity, in one view.
Pulls enforcement actions across regulators into a single filterable timeline, so the pattern of what is actually being pursued is visible at a glance rather than buried across press-release pages.
Updated on a scheduleSource on GitHub
Every U.S. national trust bank charter application before the OCC.
A survey of the current state of play on national trust bank charter applications — approved, conditional, pending and denied — with proposed activities, timelines, OCC receipt dates, conditions, and comment-letter opposition, each cited to its source.
Updates weekly, MondaysSource on GitHub
More in progress — a look-through ETF overlap tracker and an AI-litigation docket tracker. They will appear here when they are ready to be public.