Why this exists.

Every prediction on this board is surfaced by the plinio TL signal engine — the same product customers run against their own markets. No record here starts with an analyst's hunch: each one is chosen automatically from the engine's own analyses, sealed with a binding resolution rule and a hard due date, and tracked against early signals fixed in advance.

That makes this archive the engine's own exam, taken in public. If the engine is good at seeing B2B markets 6–18 months early, this board will show it. If it isn't, this board will show that too — and it is built so that we cannot stop it from doing so.

boardroom.exchange is that engine's public,tamper-evident track record. Every record is sealed the day it is made — its fingerprint published and anchored in the Bitcoin blockchain via OpenTimestamps — and revealed when its subject goes mainstream or its due date arrives. Nothing is re-worded, re-dated or re-sealed afterwards; the fingerprints make that checkable, not just promised.

While a record is sealed, its progress stays public: how many of its early signals have appeared, and whether its subject has gone mainstream.

A prediction archive that only shows its hits is marketing. The falsified records are what make the verified ones worth anything: every record carries a binding resolution rule that is decided by measurement, not by us, and a miss is written to the board with the same permanence as a hit.

So falsifiability is not a risk this system tolerates — it is the feature it exists to provide. A signal engine whose track record cannot survive publication should not be sold; publishing the track record first, misses included, is the honest order of operations.