QL Public Twin

Every major private company gets a public twin — its crossmarket read-through sleeve, tracked as a live NAV from the night it enters coverage — and a forward-only fidelity record: every time the private company's disclosed valuation reprices ±5%, we grade whether the twin moved the same way over the standing window. High fidelity means the sleeve is a tradeable expression of the private name; low fidelity means it isn't — and we publish that either way. A proxy nobody grades is a proxy nobody should trade.

The fidelity record graded forward-only

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Tracked: top-valuation names with a full sleeve

Twin leaderboard

Return since each twin's inception — not a backtest; every NAV starts at 1.000 the night its company enters tracking, and composition rebalances when the crossmarket graph moves.

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Methodology — v1.0.0

Citing twin fidelity

Editorial use is free with attribution — cite it as the “QuantLogix Twin Fidelity record” with a link to this page. The JSON is public: GET /api/private-companies/public-twin (?slug= for one twin, ?record=1 for the ledger). Commercial redistribution requires an API plan. Twins are diagnostic research, not investment advice; a sleeve of public proxies is not an interest in the private company.

Frequently asked questions

What is a public twin?

A sleeve of public-market proxies for a major private company, tracked as a live NAV. It is the crossmarket read-through: what public prices imply about the private name.

What is the twin fidelity record?

Forward-only grading: every time the private valuation reprices, the record shows whether the twin moved the same way. Agreement and disagreement are both published.

Can I use twins in my own work?

Editorial use is free with attribution as the QuantLogix Twin Fidelity record; the JSON API is public. A twin is diagnostic research — it is not an interest in the private company and not investment advice.