Runir is a publication for options traders. Four times every market day we publish dealer-positioning data on the most options-active names: where the call wall is, where the put wall is, where the gamma flip sits, what regime dealer hedging is in, and the wheel plays at the walls.
The unusual thing about Runir isn't the data. The math is well-known; the inputs are commodity. The unusual thing is that we score ourselves in public. Every wall we publish gets graded the next session against what spot actually did. Did it hold? Did it break? By how much? Those scores aggregate per ticker and surface on each page once enough has banked. On Fridays we ship a weekly recap to Discord — n walls called, x held, y broke. With the sample size in the headline.
Nobody else in this space publishes their accuracy. We do. The publishing is the moat.
Who it's for
Active retail options traders. Wheel sellers. People sizing $1k–$50k who want a daily, mathematical, honest read on where the levels are — not vibes-on-Twitter, not a SpotGamma terminal subscription, not a TipRanks-style opinion engine.
What it costs
Today: nothing. The Discord channel is free. The Friday recap newsletter is free. Every per-name page is free. A paid tier later (somewhere in the $10–20/mo range) will gate full reliability history, per-ticker deep views, and translated reports — not the daily feed itself.
Where it goes
Audience-pulled, not engineer-pushed. Real-time alerts, translated reports, per-ticker chart history — each ships when there's audience asking for it, not before. The first 3–4 weeks are deliberately about discipline: show up daily, let the scoring data accrue, ship the Friday card every week. The infrastructure is done; the rest is showing up.
The Discord is open and the newsletter is collecting. The first scored numbers publish to per-ticker pages once each ticker crosses n ≥ 8 in scored walls.