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THG publishes a public, claim-based regional economic intelligence layer anchored in Danville, Virginia.
The National City Leaderboard ranks U.S. metros by per-capita economic yield, efficiency delta, and vendor density. Inputs are public-source data and operator-verified telemetry, no private surveillance or protected data access is implied.
Key Claims
- · THG tracks 11 zones of regional economic energy across the Danville corridor.
- · The leaderboard ranks U.S. cities on four operator-defined metrics: yield-per-capita, efficiency delta, vendor density, and Ripple verdict.
- · Every fact in the Sovereign Knowledge Base is reviewed by a THG analyst against a primary source before publication.
- · Coverage is public-source and operator-verified, not a private surveillance product.
National City Leaderboard
Live · click any cityTraffic vs. Foot Traffic
Vehicular traffic = gross potential (billboards, MFU placement). Foot traffic = active intent (wallet-in-hand). Sentinel measures Dwell Time, not just counts.
The Vitality Map
Vitality measures velocity, how fast money changes hands. High-vitality zones historically support stronger deployments; low vitality with high traffic signals an under-served market. Scores are indicative, not guaranteed.
Opportunity Zones
Opportunity = (Traffic × Dwell Time) ÷ Vendor Saturation. They fluctuate with event surges, saturation, and anchor-driven Ripple Waves. Helps vendors weigh risk; it does not eliminate it.
Verified Intel · Sentinel Brain
Atomic facts extracted from public, primary-source reports and aggregated open data. Each entry is reviewed by a THG analyst before publication; sources are cited where available.
Why these numbers matter
Localities use this data to recruit the right businesses for the right blocks, preventing business ghost towns. Vendors deploy where THG data already proves the demand is waiting.