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Worldview Atlas
Six domains at permanent angles, the thesis families that have been authored, and every published WET Index at its canonical coordinate. The map is the index universe first: every mark opens the index it names. Your own positions light up on it when you hold them, and they stay yours.
A universe of perspectives
Every mark below is one worldview — the same drawing a member gets for their own portfolio. Pick one to see what it believes, which published indexes it points at, and where those indexes actually sit today. They are constructed reference points, not members: nobody holds them, and none of them carries a record of having been right.
Prices stay hotter than consensus and policy stays tighter for longer than the curve is pricing.
What it believes · 8 positions
Where do interest rates go from here?
Higher for longerstrongly
Where does inflation go from here?
Inflation re-acceleratesstrongly
How crowded is the equity trade?
Priced for perfectionclearly
Where do equities go from here?
A drawdown is comingclearly
Do supply shocks return?
Commodity shocks bite againclearly
How does the energy transition play out?
Fossil fuels outlast forecastsclearly
Does the grid keep up with demand?
Power stays the bottleneckclearly
Does the US dodge recession?
Recession hits within a yearleaning
Indexes it points at · 10
A level is the last reading the desk published for that index, on the index’s own scale — not a return, and not a score for this view. Nobody holds these positions, so nothing has happened to them. Rows marked delisted point at indexes no longer on the published board; a staleness chip means the reading is carried forward from an older close.
Disinflation continues without a downturn, easing arrives, and risk assets carry it.
What it believes · 8 positions
Where does inflation go from here?
Disinflation continuesstrongly
Does the US dodge recession?
The expansion holdsstrongly
Where do interest rates go from here?
Cuts come soonerclearly
Where do equities go from here?
Markets grind higherclearly
How fast does AI change work?
Reshapes work this decadeclearly
How crowded is the equity trade?
Wall of worry holdsleaning
Is crypto running hot again?
Positioning stays measuredleaning
Where does institutional trust go?
Institutions regain groundleaning
Indexes it points at · 13
A level is the last reading the desk published for that index, on the index’s own scale — not a return, and not a score for this view. Nobody holds these positions, so nothing has happened to them. Rows marked delisted point at indexes no longer on the published board; a staleness chip means the reading is carried forward from an older close.
Digital assets become plumbing rather than a niche, and the alt complex leads the cycle.
What it believes · 7 positions
Does crypto become infrastructure?
Becomes market plumbingstrongly
Does the crypto cycle broaden?
Alt season returnsstrongly
Is crypto running hot again?
Another mania buildsclearly
Where do interest rates go from here?
Cuts come soonerclearly
Where does institutional trust go?
Trust keeps erodingclearly
Does compute stay scarce?
Compute stays the bottleneckclearly
Where do equities go from here?
Markets grind higherleaning
Indexes it points at · 12
A level is the last reading the desk published for that index, on the index’s own scale — not a return, and not a score for this view. Nobody holds these positions, so nothing has happened to them. Rows marked delisted point at indexes no longer on the published board; a staleness chip means the reading is carried forward from an older close.
Fragmentation is underpriced, and disruption reaches commodities before it reaches headlines.
What it believes · 5 positions
How does the world order hold?
The world fragmentsstrongly
Do the flashpoints stay contained?
A new front opensstrongly
Do the alliances hold the line?
Alliances fraystrongly
Do supply shocks return?
Commodity shocks bite againstrongly
Does the US dodge recession?
Recession hits within a yearclearly
Indexes it points at · 6
A level is the last reading the desk published for that index, on the index’s own scale — not a return, and not a score for this view. Nobody holds these positions, so nothing has happened to them. Rows marked delisted point at indexes no longer on the published board; a staleness chip means the reading is carried forward from an older close.
The capability race compounds faster than consensus, and displacement is already underway.
What it believes · 6 positions
How fast does AI change work?
Reshapes work this decadestrongly
Is AI displacement already here?
Displacement is underwaystrongly
Does compute stay scarce?
Compute stays the bottleneckclearly
Where do equities go from here?
Markets grind higherclearly
Does the US dodge recession?
The expansion holdsclearly
Does the grid keep up with demand?
Power stays the bottleneckclearly
Indexes it points at · 7
A level is the last reading the desk published for that index, on the index’s own scale — not a return, and not a score for this view. Nobody holds these positions, so nothing has happened to them. Rows marked delisted point at indexes no longer on the published board; a staleness chip means the reading is carried forward from an older close.
Political noise resolves toward continuity; turmoil is priced above what it delivers.
What it believes · 5 positions
Where does institutional trust go?
Institutions regain groundstrongly
Does Washington get anything done?
Gridlock breaks — deals passclearly
How does the world order hold?
Cooperation holdsclearly
Do the alliances hold the line?
Blocs consolidateclearly
How contested are the 2026 midterms?
Decided early, quiet cycleleaning
Indexes it points at · 8
A level is the last reading the desk published for that index, on the index’s own scale — not a return, and not a score for this view. Nobody holds these positions, so nothing has happened to them. Rows marked delisted point at indexes no longer on the published board; a staleness chip means the reading is carried forward from an older close.
The transition accelerates and the grid, not the ambition, becomes the binding constraint.
What it believes · 5 positions
How does the energy transition play out?
The transition acceleratesstrongly
How hard does storm season hit?
Records fall againstrongly
Does the grid keep up with demand?
Power stays the bottleneckstrongly
Do supply shocks return?
Commodity shocks bite againclearly
How does the world order hold?
The world fragmentsleaning
Indexes it points at · 6
A level is the last reading the desk published for that index, on the index’s own scale — not a return, and not a score for this view. Nobody holds these positions, so nothing has happened to them. Rows marked delisted point at indexes no longer on the published board; a staleness chip means the reading is carried forward from an older close.
Attention consolidates around creators, and the season is decided by upsets rather than favorites.
What it believes · 5 positions
Who owns the narrative next?
Creators take the narrativestrongly
Where does attention consolidate?
Megahits recapture culturestrongly
Do the awards races stay predictable?
Upsets rule the seasonclearly
Where does institutional trust go?
Trust keeps erodingleaning
How fast does AI change work?
Reshapes work this decadeleaning
Indexes it points at · 6
A level is the last reading the desk published for that index, on the index’s own scale — not a return, and not a score for this view. Nobody holds these positions, so nothing has happened to them. Rows marked delisted point at indexes no longer on the published board; a staleness chip means the reading is carried forward from an older close.
Positioning is priced for perfection, and the drawdown arrives before the recession is called.
What it believes · 8 positions
Where do equities go from here?
A drawdown is comingstrongly
How crowded is the equity trade?
Priced for perfectionstrongly
Is crypto running hot again?
Another mania buildsstrongly
Does the US dodge recession?
Recession hits within a yearstrongly
Where do interest rates go from here?
Higher for longerclearly
Does crypto become infrastructure?
Stays a speculative nicheclearly
Does Washington get anything done?
Shutdown politics deepenclearly
Do the flashpoints stay contained?
A new front opensclearly
Indexes it points at · 13
A level is the last reading the desk published for that index, on the index’s own scale — not a return, and not a score for this view. Nobody holds these positions, so nothing has happened to them. Rows marked delisted point at indexes no longer on the published board; a staleness chip means the reading is carried forward from an older close.
W.E.T. index levels are informational measurements, not offers, positions, or investment advice. The Atlas is a versioned projection of a coordinate registry, not a model of anyone’s opinions: it places indexes, and — for you alone — the positions you have recorded. Your positions are stored on your own device and synced to your account; they are never shown to another member, sold, or used to infer anything about you. Full methodology, constituents and history on each index page.
This map is a versioned projection. Distances can distort — proximity is not agreement, and no causal or ideological claim follows from position.
How to read the map
Thesis families · §7.2
30 of 143 indexes carry no stamped family. The §7.2 taxonomy is an owner authoring task; the map improves as it lands.
Technology-30°
Politics90°
Culture150°