SLVCE now publishes a magazine. It is called The Print, it lives at print.slyce.xyz, and the first issue came out today.
The Print is not about SLVCE. It is a magazine of ideas about money at large: thirteen essays on where liquidity actually goes in a crisis, why smooth returns are the ones that ruin people, how the dollar conquered the rails built to escape it, what four decades of sanctions really taught everyone involved, and why every way of making money in markets decays. There is a front section of short positions, a page of sixteen house rules, and, twice, a printed dissent against the magazine's own argument.
Two things make it more than essays. Where a chart is marked measured, our desk computed it from public records or from market data it collects itself, and the source sits beside the figure. And every claim of fact is meant to be checkable against a sources page at the back.
Issue 00 is 37 pages and free, no sign-up. Read it, and if something in it deserves a fight, write to us; the house prints dissents.