von denen ausgehend sich eine fantastische wie spekulative Ökonomie herausschält. -- DASH considers the convergence between crisis and accident within a risk-managed and financially hedged era. While the dashcam was designed to bear witness to the accidents that happen to a vehicle it was fitted for, its proliferation in recent years has inadvertently yielded a contemporary index of the accident in the vast accumulation of crash footage on the Internet. By probing what it means to move on from the accident, the essay unravels the broader logic of "horizon scanning" that underpins the foresight programs of the Singapore government. As a crucial node along the electronic circuits of global finance as well as the sweaty regional routes crossed by disenfranchised migrant labor, Singapore is held up as a privileged site to attend to the disturbances or "weak signals" that crop up on the horizon to develop a fantastic speculative economy.