DNSA Engine — entry / exit signals
Fund A's signal layer. Non-proprietary discipline tools — RSI, VIX, put/call, credit spreads, IV rank, Bollinger position. The edge is execution discipline, not sophisticated signals.
TL;DR: The DNSA Engine is Fund A's signal layer for entry, exit, and option-overlay timing. The signals themselves are explicitly non-proprietary — RSI, VIX, put/call ratio, credit spreads, IV rank, Bollinger position. The edge is execution discipline enforced by the Iron Rules, not the signals.
Status as of 2026-05-27: public concept reference.
Relations
- Iron Rules — what the signals defer to.
- Aloha Flywheel — every step is signal-gated.
- DRIP-ON — the call-selling signals feed DRIP-ON's premium intake.
- T-Bill Float Engine — supplies put collateral when puts trigger.
- DNSA Engine — Signal Calculator (reference) — Signal calculator reference
Entry signals (long / put-selling windows)
Fund is buying or selling cash-secured puts when these align:
- RSI < 30 weekly — oversold on the dominant timeframe.
- VIX > 30 — broad-market fear premium present.
- Put/call ratio > 1.2 — option-market skew toward bearish hedging (contrarian).
- Credit spreads widening — structural risk-off signal in fixed income.
Not all four required; the Iron-Rule discipline is to act when the signals align with concentration / leverage / reserve constraints and defer when they don't.
Exit / call-selling signals
Fund is selling covered calls against owned names when these align:
- IV rank > 70th percentile (52-week) — option premium is rich.
- RSI > 65 weekly — overbought on the dominant timeframe.
- Price at upper Bollinger Band monthly — extension on the slow timeframe.
Why "non-proprietary" is a feature, not a bug
The edge is not that the signals are smart. The edge is that:
- Iron Rules are honored even when the signals say "lean harder."
- The DRIP-ON ratchet means premium always routes to share count, never to income.
- The T-Bill Float Engine means the 22% reserve never gets raided.
- The permanent HWM means the manager never gets paid on a calendar reset.
A fund whose pitch is "we have a special signal" has a story that breaks when the signal stops working. A fund whose pitch is "we have constitutional discipline" has a story that compounds.
What the DNSA Engine is not
- Not a black-box quant model. Every signal is publicly known and replicable.
- Not auto-execute. Signals trigger Iron-Rule-checked human review.
- Not a regime model. The fund is regime-agnostic; the Iron Rules govern across regimes.
A note on framing
This page describes a framework. It is not, and is not intended to be, a solicitation, an offer, or LP-facing material.
Sources
- Internal Hussh source note - dnsa engine concept page synthesis and public wiki publication context.