LEGENDARY RECEIPT

REPRESENTATIVE·IN · D-6R

Jefferson Shreve

Chair, Foreign Affairs

Oil Portrait · EVIDENCE DROP

CHAIR x2VOL $109MCRYPTO

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100

REACH

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Gavel of Foreign Affairs

Chairs the Foreign Affairs committee — sets agenda, controls markups.

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Gavel of Transportation and Infrastructure

Chairs the Transportation and Infrastructure committee — sets agenda, controls markups.

Nine-Figure Whale

$108.5M disclosed trade volume.

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Jefferson Shreve

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Gavel of Foreign Affairs: Chairs the Foreign Affairs committee — sets agenda, controls markups.

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Latest trade

Dec 30, 2025 · buy

Disclosed size

$15.0M

0 disclosure-day gap

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“Rep. Jefferson Shreve disclosed a CS buy with a 0-day disclosure gap.”

Chairs the Foreign Affairs committee — sets agenda, controls markups. This page separates the shareable artifact from the verification layer: public disclosures first, derived signals second, caveats always visible.

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Gavel of Foreign Affairs

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Latest ticker

Dec 30, 2025 · buy

Disclosure gap

0 day disclosure gap

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Card tier

Legendary

Score 81 · visual treatment only

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Gavel of Foreign Affairs — a derived, non-accusatory context signal.

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Gavel of Foreign Affairs

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Chairs the Foreign Affairs committee — sets agenda, controls markups.

Gavel of Transportation and Infrastructure

gavel

Chairs the Transportation and Infrastructure committee — sets agenda, controls markups.

Nine-Figure Whale

volume

$108.5M disclosed trade volume.

Crypto Curious

crypto

6 crypto-adjacent disclosures, $195K volume.

SPY Laggard

alpha

Avg -20.9% vs SPY on 53 graded trades.

Committees

House Committee on Foreign Affairs

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House Committee on Transportation and Infrastructure

chair

How card tier is calculated: weighted sum of chair/ranking seats, disclosed trade volume, alpha vs SPY (on graded trades), seniority, and defense dual-hat signals. Legendary ≥ 70, Epic ≥ 45, Rare ≥ 25. This card: 81. Tiering is a presentation heuristic, not a finding of wrongdoing.

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