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AI-powered intelligence mapping global trade, energy, conflict, and capital flows in real time.

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"A missile hits a data center in Dubai. Forty-eight hours later, a farmer in Iowa can't afford fertilizer."

Iranian drones strike AWS data centers in Dubai
March 2026 — Three facilities damaged. First military attack on cloud infrastructure in history.
Iran closes the Strait of Hormuz
Ship transits collapse 95% — from 130/day to 6. The world's most critical energy chokepoint goes dark.
1/3 of global fertilizer trade is blocked
The Persian Gulf produces 30–35% of the world's urea and ammonia exports. All of it transits Hormuz.
Fertilizer prices spike 43% overnight
Urea jumps from $475 to $680 per metric ton. Midwest planting season for corn and soy is already underway.
A farmer in Iowa can't afford to fertilize his fields
Reduced fertilizer application means lower yields, higher food prices, and a ripple effect through the entire US agricultural supply chain.

"A general posts a satellite photo on Telegram. Thirty billion dollars in AI infrastructure becomes a war target."

IRGC Brigadier General Zolfaghari releases video
April 4, 2026 — Iranian state media broadcasts satellite imagery pinpointing OpenAI's Stargate data center in Abu Dhabi.
The facility is hidden on Google Maps
The IRGC video states: "Nothing stays hidden to our sight, though hidden by Google." They show the full extent of the desert campus.
Iran threatens "complete and utter annihilation"
The $30B Stargate facility — backed by OpenAI, SoftBank, NVIDIA, Oracle, and Cisco — is explicitly named as a military target.
This isn't hypothetical — it follows real strikes
Iranian drones already damaged Oracle's Dubai office and three AWS data centers in the region days earlier.
The physical layer of AI becomes a wartime target
Every GPT-powered agent, every API call, every AI workflow routed through this region is now an infrastructure dependency question.

"An MRI machine goes dark in a hospital in Berlin. The reason? A strait closed 4,000 miles away."

Qatar supplies one-third of the world's helium
Helium is a byproduct of Qatar's massive natural gas processing operations.
All Qatari exports transit the Strait of Hormuz
Qatar has zero pipeline bypass. Every cubic meter of helium leaves by sea, through the strait.
The strait closes
Iran's IRGC shuts down transit. QatarEnergy declares Force Majeure on all contracts.
Helium supply collapses globally
There is no quick alternative. Helium cannot be synthesized. Strategic reserves are limited.
MRI machines can't operate without liquid helium
Superconducting magnets in MRI scanners require liquid helium at −269°C. No helium = no MRI. Hospitals across Europe begin rationing scans.

"That's not a metaphor. That's this week."

"This is what actually moves markets. Not the earnings call. Not the analyst upgrade. Not the model that assumes tomorrow looks like yesterday."

"The industry's best tools were built for a quieter world."

"They model price. They model history. They model correlation — until the moment everything correlates to one and the model collapses."

"They're reading last week's weather report and calling it a forecast."

"They're solving a 500-variable problem with 10-variable tools."

"What if there was a system that could model all real-world events in real time — and find the hidden connections and patterns we could use for trading?"

ATLAS
ATLAS
Autonomous Trading Logic & Analysis System

Not one model trying to see everything. 15+ specialized agents — each an expert in its domain — feeding their findings upward through layers of synthesis until a single thesis emerges.

Inside the system
Macro Agent
Reads 61 economic indicators. Detects regime shifts before they hit the headlines.
Event Agent
Monitors 23 sources every 3 hours. Maps second-order cascades across domains.
Quant Agent
Tracks 500+ equities. Pattern recognition, volume analysis, technical signals.
Senior Analyst
Synthesizes across agents. When they disagree, it classifies the conflict — not resolves it.
Investment Officer
Reasons only from analyst findings. Never touches raw data. The final call.

Math First, LLM Second

Python computes every z-score, correlation, and regime detection. The LLM interprets the results. AI never does the arithmetic.

Organize, Don't Reduce

When two agents disagree, ATLAS doesn't pick a winner. It classifies the conflict — because genuine disagreement is the highest-value signal.

Contradictions Are Information

Conflicts between agents are tagged as genuine, temporal, or data-quality. Genuine conflicts surface the most important trades.

About

Built by Yash

ATLAS started with a thesis: global events are interconnected in patterns no single model can recognize, but many specialized agents feeding a master reasoning engine can.

I'm building this from Madrid while completing my Master in Finance at IE Business School, specializing in Asset Management & Global Markets. My background is non-traditional — self-taught in systems architecture, using AI to build at a pace that would normally require a full engineering team.

Education
IE Business School — Master in Finance, Asset Management & Global Markets Track
Infrastructure
PostgreSQL · Docker · Claude Opus · 60+ APIs · APScheduler
System Scale
14 agents · 6 layers · 53 nodes tracked · $0.16/run
Philosophy
Math first, LLM second. Organize, don't reduce. Contradictions are information.