Elwood Research

See what the market misses.

Independent research on digital assets and technology equities, built from primary sources and written in plain English.

Noise is abundant.

Insight is scarce.

Elwood turns complex market information into clear, defensible decisions. We study durable fundamentals, structural change and risk, then wait for the moments when price and value diverge.

Two mandates. One discipline.

Coverage is concentrated by design. Both mandates run through the same framework and the same rules.

Digital assets

The monetary layer of the internet.

Where value settles when finance runs on open networks, and which assets accrue it.

Coverage

  • Bitcoin and monetary assets
  • Smart-contract platforms
  • Stablecoins and payments
  • Market structure
  • On-chain analytics

Technology equities

The infrastructure of intelligence.

The compute, chips and platforms compounding beneath every index, priced as if the future were optional.

Coverage

  • AI and compute infrastructure
  • Semiconductors
  • Platforms and hyperscalers
  • Emerging public technology

How we earn conviction.

Four rules, applied without exception. They cost us speed. They buy us accuracy.

First principles, primary sources

We read the filings, the code and the data before we read the takes. If a thesis can't survive the source material, it doesn't ship.

Asymmetry over consensus

We look for what the market has not priced yet, and we say so plainly when it already has. Being early and right matters more than being different.

Survive long enough to be right

Sizing, drawdown discipline and time horizon decide who lasts. Every thesis ships with its kill condition, written before the position is taken.

Independence, absolute

We sell research and nothing else. No investment banking, no market making, no sponsored coverage. Our only incentive is to be right.

Ten lenses, applied to every position we hold.

See the framework

Conviction, compounded.

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