Arcanium is a tool used to find real assets that are either overvalued or undervalued, based on an algorithm that synthesizes nine variables into a universal score — an index that represents the value of those assets, based on those variables, objectively: The Arcanium Index™.

How It Works

The engine behind the Index is the Geospatial Asset Universal Grading Engine (GAUGE). It divides the world into one-kilometer tiles — about 250 acres each — and scores every tile on nine independent variables: water, minerals, access, agriculture, population, governance, climate hazard, economic momentum, and development. Those scores combine into a single number you can rank, filter, and compare. The cost of electricity where the site actually sits is measured too, and reported beside the Index rather than blended into it.

Crucially, every score is measured on one absolute scale. A site in Iowa and a site in Costa Rica that both read 44 mean the same thing, so a portfolio can be compared across markets rather than only within one.

What You Get

An interactive opportunity map covering every published region, ranked site by site, with a full dossier behind each tile: what each variable measured, how confident the model is, and where the number came from. Coastal regions add sea-level scenario projections, so you can see which land a given scenario takes and which it leaves.

Need somewhere we have not published yet? Draw a box anywhere on the map and Arcanium will analyse it and email you when the results are ready.