About this channel
neverenders.blog is where the group writes up what it is actually doing, including the parts that did not work.
Neverenders is a holding company. It allocates capital to and incubates operating entities, and runs research across the sectors those entities sit in. This channel is where the operating detail gets written down.
What gets published here
Three kinds of piece. Operations, meaning how a node in the group actually makes or fails to make money. Engineering, meaning the specific technical problem and how it was solved, including the bugs. Position, meaning what the group thinks and why, stated plainly enough to be argued with.
The editorial standard
Every factual claim is either traceable to a named source the reader can check, or is explicitly labelled as this group's own internal figure. Those are different things and they are never blurred together.
Every number carries the date it was verified, because a figure without a date is a figure with an unknown shelf life.
Corrections are published as dated notes appended to the original piece. Bodies are not silently edited. If we got something wrong, the wrong version stays visible above the correction.
What this channel is not
It is not investment advice and it is not a solicitation. Nothing published here is an offer of any security or instrument. Where a piece describes work done for a client, it appears only with that client's agreement, and nothing identifying a client appears without it.
Writing up failures
The first two dispatches are both about things that went wrong: a revenue model built on a channel that turned out not to exist, and a parser that silently corrupted most of its output. That is on purpose. A channel that only publishes wins is a marketing channel, and nobody learns anything from it, including us.