How does Lossdog use Black-Scholes mathematics and probability modeling to address pay inequity and career value?

Tom Sosnoff
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Co-founder & CEO at Lossdog

Niche: Finance
Revenue: Pre-Revenue/month
Location: Chicago, Illinois, USA
Started: 2025

You cannot fix the wealth gap through political legislation alone; you have to fix it through data transparency and mathematical education. We take career progression and investment portfolios and evaluate them through derivatives-pricing frameworks similar to the Black-Scholes model. By quantifying human capital, skill sets, and career trajectories, we show individuals exactly what their time and output are worth in the open marketplace. When people understand their objective value, they stop accepting severe wage discounts and gain real bargaining power.

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