353 documented cascades across 47 markets. $2.376B liquidation notional, deduplicated over distinct liquidation minutes; per-event figures resolve for 329 of 353. Reconciled to five-minute liquidation records, as of 20 August 2026. All audit-grade.
Documented, cross-venue confirmed, reproducible during evaluation. Each flagged by CRI with material lead time before forced selling accelerated.
Every figure in the archive traces to $2.376B of real liquidation notional, measured across documented cascades. The notional is measured from the five-minute liquidation record and reconciled event by event.
Concentration in the majors is why simultaneous moves matter: when the two dominant markets move together, much of the archive moves with them.
Distribution of CRI lead time across documented cascades. The majority land in the 60–160 minute window — enough time for a risk officer to act before forced selling accelerates.
Cascade clusters are detected across markets in a strict shared window and recorded with the events that compose them. Each cluster is reproducible from the underlying five-minute liquidation record. The 25-market 2026-06-05 cascade wave is the archive's clearest instance.
Every cascade event has a source_hash and inputs_json capturing the exact data that produced it.
Re-run any event during the evaluation period and get the same result. Deterministic, manifest-backed.
Every published figure traces to SQL. Built so a risk team can verify any claim against its underlying data.