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Sanctum is where you make sense of the market’s active narratives. It combines a living canvas of narrative threads (NarrativeFlow), the real-time Arbitrum deliberation panel (Aquarium), and a chronological catalyst Timeline into a single composite workspace. The Sanctum header also gives you one-click access to every daily brief Harper has generated. Access Sanctum by clicking the Sanctum dropdown in the Consilium tab bar and choosing a sub-view.

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Three surfaces

NarrativeFlow

An interactive canvas showing active narrative lanes as floating cards, connected by ropes that indicate bullish or bearish relationships between threads.

Aquarium

Live Arbitrum deliberation output. Shows consensus probability, the Volatility Read panel, the chamber digest, and upcoming catalysts.

Timeline

A chronological catalyst tracker. Use it to see how past catalysts played out and what macro events are approaching.

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NarrativeFlow

NarrativeFlow is the main canvas inside Sanctum’s NarrativeFlow sub-view. It renders active market narratives as draggable cards organized into lanes by category (macro, sector, geopolitical, earnings, etc.). Ropes connect related narratives — a visual signal that two threads are influencing each other.

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Reading the canvas

Each narrative card shows:
  • The thread name (e.g., trade-war, rate-cut-cycle, ai-singularity)
  • The card’s category and direction bias (bullish, bearish, or neutral)
  • A health score that reflects how many recent catalysts support the narrative
Ropes between cards are drawn with polarity — a rope between a bearish macro narrative and a bullish sector narrative indicates a cross-narrative tension that agents like Oracle and Herald will flag in the Agentic Forum.

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Presets and the filter panel

The Sanctum header exposes preset modes that scroll the workspace to a focused page and trigger a fresh Arbitrum run:
The last preset you used is saved automatically. The next time you open Sanctum it will restore your preferred view.

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Aquarium

The Aquarium is the Sanctum sub-view where you see the output of Fintheon Arbitrum — the platform’s five-seat deliberation engine. Every time the chamber runs (either automatically after a high-scoring RiskFlow event or when you click Update), the Aquarium surfaces a structured verdict.

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What the Aquarium shows

Sanctum’s Page 0 (Command Center) is the primary Aquarium surface. It splits into two 50/50 panels: Left — Volatility Read:
  • Blended IV + Forecast card — the composite implied-volatility score with VIX correlation and next-session directional forecast
  • Day Card — today’s session summary and key levels
Right — Arbitrum Chamber:
  • Consensus probability — how aligned the five chamber seats are on direction
  • Confidence dial — the chamber’s stated certainty in its verdict
  • Dissent summary — a plain-language summary of where the seats disagreed
  • Digest text — the full chamber read, authored by Harper’s synthesis seat
Below those panels, the Aquarium Prediction Cards show instrument-level fuses for /NQ, /ES, /YM, /CL, and /GC.
The Aquarium also appears as a hover peek inside the IV scoring widget in Strategium — you can get a quick chamber read without leaving your current view.

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Triggering a fresh deliberation

Click Update in the Sanctum header to send a new deliberation request to the chamber. The status indicator in the header shows running while the chamber works. The preset you have selected determines the question the chamber receives:
  • Full Brief → “Read the next session — full brief”
  • Econ Watch → “Read the next session — econ catalysts”
  • Risk Scan → “Read the next session — risk scan”
  • Chart Focus → “Read the next session — chart focus”
The Aquarium updates automatically when deliberation completes — you do not need to refresh.

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Chart mode

Toggle the Chart button in the Consilium tab bar while Sanctum is active to enter chart mode. In this layout:
  • The TradingView chart pins to the right half of the viewport and stays visible as you scroll through all three Sanctum pages
  • The left half becomes an independent scrollable column showing the compact Aquarium stack (Briefing, IV + Forecast card, and Prediction Cards)
The selected instrument in chart mode tracks whatever symbol you have configured in your Fintheon settings.

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Risk & Narratives (Page 2)

Sanctum’s third page — accessible via the right-side page indicator dots or by selecting the Risk Scan preset — shows two panels side by side: Left — Risk Signals: Active risk signal cards surfaced from the RiskFlow feed. Each card shows a catalyst headline, its IV-weighted urgency score, sentiment tag, and severity level. Right — Active Narratives: A condensed list of the narratives currently in play, pulled from your NarrativeFlow canvas. Each narrative shows its direction bias and health score. Expanded view is active when the Full Brief preset is selected. At the bottom of Page 2, the Consolidated Trade Ledger summarizes open positions and recent trade actions across the desks.

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Daily briefs

Harper generates four scheduled briefs that you can access from the Sanctum header: Click the brief type in the Sanctum header to load the most recent version. The PMDB includes a Chamber Read section sourced directly from the 5:00 PM Arbitrum deliberation run.
Briefs are generated automatically on schedule. You can also trigger an on-demand brief from the Chat tab using the Run Report button.

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Promoting a RiskFlow item to a narrative

When a RiskFlow item in Strategium (or Page 2 Risk Signals) surfaces a catalyst you want to track as an ongoing narrative thread:
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Identify the catalyst

Find the item in the RiskFlow feed or the Risk Signals panel on Sanctum Page 2. High-urgency items carry an elevated IV score.
2

Open NarrativeFlow

Switch to the NarrativeFlow sub-view via the Sanctum dropdown.
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The narrative appears as a new lane

Promoted catalysts seed a new lane on the NarrativeFlow canvas. The lane inherits the catalyst’s category and sentiment, and ropes are automatically drawn to related existing narratives.
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Monitor health over time

As new RiskFlow items arrive that match the narrative’s category and theme, the lane’s health score updates. A declining health score means the market has moved on from the thesis.