Case Overview
The Horizon case features a diversified selection of items across low and mid tiers, complemented by a limited allocation of higher-tier outputs. The distribution curve is gradual, allowing smoother transitions between tiers and minimizing sharp value discontinuities. Most outcomes are concentrated within a defined mid-range, while premium items remain clearly separated. Market positioning indicates stable liquidity, particularly for mid-tier items.
Value and Risk Factors
Expected value is determined by the frequency of mid-tier results relative to the low probability of high-tier items. Variance is moderate, supported by a balanced distribution that limits extreme outcomes while maintaining asymmetry. Key considerations include rarity allocation, demand durability, and the spread between average and upper-tier values. The case reflects a controlled EV profile with moderate deviation and consistent clustering.