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Writing

Occasional long-form pieces on quantitative finance, AI development, spirituality, and what forty years of building has taught me about uncertainty.

  1. Introducing Presigate: The Pre-Flight Decision Gate for AI Agents

    Autonomous AI agents can now spend your money, close your trades, and trigger your workflows. We built Presigate because none of them had a reliable way to check whether conditions were right before they acted.

    • presigate
    • AI agents
    • infrastructure
    • building
    June 22, 2026
  2. The Modern Market Has Changed. Have Your Strategies?

    I stopped trying to predict markets and started building systems that respond to them. What five technology cycles taught me about the difference.

    • markets
    • grid trading
    • systems
    • CoinRoc
    June 10, 2026
  3. The Coming Golden Age of AI

    For the first time in history, a single person with a good idea and an AI team can build a real business — starting today, not someday.

    • AI
    • technology
    • entrepreneurship
    May 25, 2026
  4. How Grid Trading Works — And Why the Mechanism Matters

    Most people think about crypto as a directional bet. Grid trading reframes it as a volatility harvesting problem — and that reframe changes everything.

    • grid trading
    • crypto
    • quantitative finance
    May 6, 2026
  5. The Bill Gross Email

    In 1997 I pioneered paid search results and got buried in hate mail. Then Bill Gross emailed me. I almost didn't know who he was.

    • infohiway
    • early web
    • paid search
    • history
    April 29, 2026
  6. Why I Build

    Forty years of making tools. A few things I've learned about why I keep doing it — and what "building" actually means when the problems are this complex.

    • reflection
    • research
    • building
    April 29, 2026

Jeremy J. Black

Quantitative researcher. AI developer. Builder.

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