Investor Behavior Council (IBC) is a private research initiative established by Liovest to explore broader questions emerging from the continuing evolution of digital finance, artificial intelligence, and digital society. As financial systems become increasingly digital and human activity becomes more persistent, observable, and interconnected, broader questions emerge about how judgment, behavior, and identity may be understood in the future. Rather than proposing definitive answers, IBC provides a setting for exploring these questions through publications, interdisciplinary dialogue, and sustained inquiry.

Its work examines the progression from traceability to legibility, from legibility to behavioral identity, and from identity toward recognition, meaning, and value. In this context, investor behavior is considered not as isolated action, but as a structured sequence through which judgment, risk response, continuity, and persistent decision patterns become more visible in on-chain financial environments. IBC exists as an open initiative for examining these developments while providing a broader perspective on the changing relationship between human behavior and digital systems.