About
Independent analytics for Numerai.
A community-built view of the tournament: its predictions, participants and NMR at stake.
nmrdash is an independent analytics dashboard for the Numerai stock market prediction tournament. It brings public tournament data into interactive charts and research notes for data scientists and tournament participants.
The dashboard follows Classic, Signals and Crypto where source coverage is available. Each chart states its own population, time window and units.
Explore the dashboard
- Live rounds
- Unresolved rounds of Numerai’s stake-weighted meta-model, aligned by scoring day. Compare CORR20 and CORR60 without extending a round into its unobserved future.
- Stake and concentration
- Historical NMR stake across tournaments and the share of Classic stake held by the largest accounts. Ownership gaps appear as bounds rather than false precision.
- Reported holdings
- Quarterly SEC 13F securities values for Numerai GP LLC. These reported holdings cover part of fund AUM; they are not a measure of total assets or investment returns.
- Model correlation and quality
- Pairwise score histories and per-round model score distributions. Score-history correlation describes shared outcomes; it does not establish that models use the same predictions or strategy.
- Performance and stake returns
- Final prediction scores and settled position-return distributions, with stake tiers and staking regimes kept distinct. Position returns are not annual investment yields.
- Models and users
- Historical submitting models and identifiable accounts, split by whether they staked. Incomplete coverage remains visible, and missing totals stay missing.
Read each metric in context
Prediction scores, committed capital and payouts answer different questions. Atomic Classic payouts use the round’s configured CORR60 and MMC60 scores. Legacy CORR20 and MMC fields retain their historical meaning; BMC means Benchmark Model Contribution.
NMR at stake measures prediction risk, not ownership of fund assets. Economic losses can create deferred burn debt before tokens are destroyed. A settled round return divides its net NMR outcome by the same position’s principal, without annualization.
The Numerai metrics guide explains the definitions. How Numerai works connects predictions, atomic positions and capital recycling.
Public sources, visible freshness
Tournament data comes from public Numerai APIs. Reported securities values come from SEC Form 13F filings. The dashboard publishes collected snapshots, and each chart shows the relevant source dates and coverage.
Collection runs daily. Publication time does not prove that every source is equally fresh: final scores, provisional rounds, historical ownership and quarterly filings follow different schedules. Missing observations remain gaps.
Classic is tournament 8, Signals is tournament 11 and Crypto is tournament 12. Their score definitions, payout rules and capital requirements differ. Compare them only within the scope stated by a chart or article.
Research and authorship
Research is published under the nmrdash name, the same independent community project that maintains this dashboard. The public source repository contains the collectors, metric definitions and article text.
The article library contains research on staking economics, model behavior, tournament mechanics and Numerai’s reported holdings. Articles retain their original publication and review dates, together with their charts and method notes. Their historical samples should be read within those dates.
Interpretations should be read against the stated population, data window and exclusions. Link and presentation updates keep the library usable as the website changes; they do not extend a study’s sample. Current charts show their own observation dates.
Contact
For questions or corrections, email info@nmrdash.com or open an issue. Include the chart or article, tournament, round or observation date, and the primary source supporting the correction. Corrections can be inspected in the repository history.
nmrdash is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Numerai. Data is provided as-is for informational purposes. Verify tournament details with the official numer.ai site.
Changelog
- About and all 55 research articles join the new website, with the existing article URLs, chart images and downloadable research tables preserved.
- Shared navigation connects the dashboard, articles and About page across desktop and mobile.
- The new dashboard uses static HTML and interactive charts, with public snapshots for live rounds, stake, model performance, participation and reported holdings.
Previous website release history
These entries describe the previous website and its features at the time of release.
Aug 2, 2026
- Research notes: 16 new database-driven articles covering stake behavior, burn streaks, model aging, drawdowns, account concentration, payout factors, and USD returns
- Models page: benchmark-beat, survival, profitability, and MMC-persistence charts in a responsive two-column analytics grid
- Site design: institutional register theme with Public Sans, IBM Plex Mono, ledger-style stat cards, sharper tables, and color-vision-safe chart palettes
- Dashboard charts: synchronized panels, event markers, historical NMR/USD conversion, consistent annualized ROI, accessible table views, and clearer tooltips
- Homepage analytics: staker retention now separates entrants, reactivations, churn, and eight-round retention; submission cohorts exclude incomplete lookahead windows
- Total Stake chart: stratified downsampling and weekly-maximum bucketing restore the flatlined Classic series while preserving real peaks
- Homepage performance: pre-rendered above-the-fold data, inlined critical CSS, snapshot seeding, deferred Recharts, and layout-shift-resistant loading states
- Navigation: browser back and forward now restore inner-panel scroll positions, including articles with lazy-loading content
- Agent access: route-level Markdown plus discoverable WebMCP, OAuth, MCP overview, and leaderboard search for read-only public Numerai analytics
- Blog discovery: corrected article titles and JSON-LD, real-font OG images, expanded related links, and mobile-safe tables and diagrams
- Tokenomics page: chart history now starts in 2023, with roll-forward guidance for stake, earnings, burns, payouts, and external flows
- Data correctness: 100-day metric refreshes, non-destructive upserts, schema-drift checks, input quarantine, and reconciliations protect published Numerai statistics
- Snapshot publishing: ingest run ledger, freshness gates, two-phase uploads, and retries prevent failed or stale ingests and incomplete CDN updates
- Chart reliability: corrected date ticks, numeric sorting, provisional-period labeling, and round-time price conversions across dashboard views
May 10, 2026
- Snapshot-backed static delivery: SPA reads JSON from Cloudflare R2 via cdn.nmrdash.com, no live API or database in production
- 20 new blog articles covering 13F holdings, AUM trajectory, payout cycles, model archetypes, return persistence, meta-model crowding, scoring versions, and stake flows
- SEC Form ADV ingestion with quarterly AUM history feeding /api/adv and Holdings page charts
- SEO overhaul: crawlable sidebar navigation, hard 404 for unknown article slugs, related-articles cross-links on every page
- PageSpeed and Lighthouse hardening: WCAG AA color contrast, deferred chart rendering, removed legacy polyfills, tightened security headers
- Staker retention endpoint rewritten in SQL with window functions — 30s timeouts replaced by ~5s queries
- Round Lifecycle Pipeline redesigned as a compact table with stake-weighted CORR20V2 and MMC for the last 20 rounds
- Retired Model Detail and Round Detail pages (now 410 Gone); focus shifted to tournament-wide views
- Mobile: sidebar pinned to viewport with scrolling in the main panel, horizontal-overflow guards across pages
- Light-theme overhaul for blog charts with nmrdash.com and Numerai API attribution on every figure
- Bing-tuned meta descriptions (150-160 char window) and dynamic 1-or-2-line OG image titles
- Reliability: CoinGecko 429/5xx retries in daily ingest, extended Cloudflare edge cache TTLs, DB readiness gating before HTTP traffic
Apr 6, 2026
- Blog: launched articles section with markdown rendering, mermaid diagrams, and chart PNGs generated from the database via a new blog-charts CLI
- Five inaugural articles covering staking economics, MMC, the meta model, NMR tokenomics, and model survival
- Full blog SEO: dynamic OG images, article published_time, sitemap entries, and LLM/AI-agent discoverability
- Added "why it matters" descriptions under every chart title for context
- Server-side weekly bucketing on payouts, earned-vs-burned, and round-economics charts to fill gaps and reduce payload
- Live tournament snapshot injected into llms.txt; expanded SSG content injection for SEO
- SearchAction, Organization, and SiteNavigationElement schema.org markup
- Date axis improvements: year/month tick hierarchy and pixel-based minimum gap
- Thundering-herd protection and full API endpoint caching
- Hardened Docker with tini as PID 1 and increased nginx worker connections
- CI workflow added with Dockerfile tests; backend and GraphQL test coverage expanded
- Optimized intra-team correlation chart with single-pass query
- Excluded zero-stake rows from stake-weighted age aggregation
- Fixed weekly trend date_trunc cast and started home charts at Feb 2020
Apr 4, 2026
- Mobile-friendly redesign: responsive tables, vertical timeline, 2-column stat grids
- About page with full analytics descriptions and data sourcing info
- Performance tooling: web-vitals, bundle analyzer, Lighthouse CI
- SEO: SSG content injection, llms.txt, dynamic sitemap, OG tags
- PNG favicon fallbacks for Safari compatibility
- Frontend performance: memoized formatters, split vendor chunks
- Reduced dashboard memory usage with gcTime and startRound filters
- Hardened nginx and API security: CSP, rate limiting, input validation
- Docker containers now run as non-root user
- Fixed nginx permission denied on write — config moved to /tmp
- Fixed healthcheck timeout — increased to 120s with crash detection
Apr 3, 2026
- Models page: stake control, concentration, distribution, turnover, effective N charts
- Stake-weighted vs equal-weight MMC trend ("Does money follow skill?")
- Resumable backfill progress tracking for submission scores
- IAPD API ingestion and v2RoundModelPerformances support
- Rebranded to nmrdash with favicon and disclaimer footer
- Date-based X-axes on all trend charts
- Python test coverage raised to 80%
- Parallel submission-scores ingestion with --workers flag
- Fixed benchmark models crash when profile is null
- Fixed Docker build with missing package-lock.json
- Fixed ingest cron subcommand
Apr 2, 2026
- SEC 13F/Form ADV ingestion and multi-tournament round filtering
- Centralized color theme system with institutional navy palette
- NMR price, round number, and pipeline status in header
- Collapsible sidebar for mobile responsiveness
- Leaderboard overhaul: USD column, metric colors, model links
- Staker retention chart switched from area to bar chart
- Stake chart overhauled with cleaner design
- Fixed profile ingestion crash
- Fixed schema drift, input validation, and frontend bugs
Apr 1, 2026
- Lazy chart rendering with viewport intersection observer
- Submission-to-stake conversion and staker retention charts on homepage
- Initial public release of nmrdash