Is MiroFish accurate?
The honest answer: MiroFish is exploratory decision support, not a crystal ball. It is designed to surface reactions and risks you had not considered — not to promise a specific outcome.
What it is reliable for
Generating hypotheses. A run is good at showing you plausible paths, which segment might react first, and where a plan is fragile. That is genuinely useful before a decision, even when the exact numbers are uncertain.
How to use it well
Treat a report as a rehearsal. Mine it for the reactions and questions that matter, then validate those against real data before you act. Its value is in the thinking it prompts, not a guaranteed forecast.
Can I bet or trade on it?
Treat outputs as exploratory. They are not financial advice or guaranteed predictions — validate with real-world data.
What makes a run more reliable?
A sharp question and a seed with concrete, realistic actors and incentives.