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⌁ mcp.call("adw-102") vADW-102-live-1.0 Enables traders to detect early-stage increases in fat-tail risk to prevent catastrophic drawdowns during market stress events.
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⌁ mcp.call("adw-102") vADW-102-live-1.0 A drawdown-protection agent running on a long-only equity fund monitors ADW-102 in real time; when tail_prob_shift (P_recent minus P_base) is positive and the 0-100 score exceeds 80 — the current reading is 96.9, at the 86th percentile of a 2,261-day history that has ranged 5.4 to 100 — it automatically reduces gross exposure by 15% and submits a limit-order ladder to reduce the largest single-name positions, citing the IOM's confidence field and source_lineage in the order record for post-event review. The methodology_version pins the 1.5-sigma threshold and 20-day P_recent window so back-testing teams can replay the exact signal used in each trade.
A risk desk at an asset management firm uses ADW-102's tail_prob_recent and tail_prob_baseline fields during weekly risk-committee reviews to quantify whether the current fat-tail environment is meaningfully above the one-year baseline — a judgment that previously required a quant to run bespoke GARCH tail simulations. At a current score of 96.9 the desk can document that the 20-day exceedance rate is in the top 14% of all readings since mid-2017, providing a defensible, model-agnostic basis for requesting additional margin collateral from counterparties.
252-day baseline σ → threshold T=1.5σ → P_base + P_recent (20-day) tail exceedance rates → Shift = P_recent−P_base → sigmoid → 0-100
Version ADW-102-live-1.0 · validated to beat a naive baseline · benchmark: none