Our Mission
We believe that decentralization is the future of the
financial markets.
It is our vision to provide our users with the open source building blocks they need to implement the most innovative financial primitives --without censorship and without the big banks.
Financial Primitives
Basic building blocks for advanced financial applications
SMART
CONTRACTS
Smart contracts for staking, escrow, unilateral and bilateral swap, unilateral and bilateral cross, P2P transactions, off-chain secure computation.
DATA
PIPELINE
A standardized flow to on-board, normalize, clean, and serve market and alternative data feed
DATA
FLOW
A framework for describing, simulating, and deploying financial machine learning models.
RISK
MODELS
Software components for risk modeling and management, portfolio optimization
MARKET
EXECUTION
Software components to connect to centralized and decentralized
exchanges to manage orders and portfolios using algorithmic trading
Applications
Dive Into the New Age of Decentralized Finance
Investment Strategies
Decentralized active and passive investment strategies for cryptocurrencies that anyone can use.
DaoAuction
A decentralized application to trade peer-to-peer cryptocurrencies without the need of an exchange or reference price.
DaoCross
A decentralized application for trading large blocks of crypto coins peer-to-peer without market impermanent loss and market impact, relying on price feeds from centralized exchanges.
Our Team
Giacinto Paolo (G.P.) Saggese
Chief Technology officer
GP holds a PhD in Electrical Engineering and was a Postdoctoral Fellow at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign from 2004 to 2006. He has published more than 20 papers in several areas of computer science and holds 2 U.S. patents.
GP was a Portfolio Manager at Engineers' Gate, head of data at Teza Technologies, and a senior software engineer at Silicon Valley companies such NVIDIA, Synopsys, Intel. He has also co-founded 3 startups.
Paul Smith
Chief Scientist
Paul holds a PhD in Mathematics from UCLA, where he worked under the supervision of Fields Medal winner Terry Tao. From 2011 to 2014 he held the prestigious NSF Mathematical Sciences Postdoctoral Research Fellowship at Uc Berkeley for his work on Applications of Fourier analysis to nonlinear dispersive partial differential equations with geometric structure.
Before moving into quantitative investments, Paul worked for three and a half years as a software engineer at Google, where applied machine learning to the Google Knowledge Graph.
Core Developers
Danya
Dan
Grisha
Juraj
Max
Nikola
Nina
Sonya
Toma
Vlad
Contributors
A Open Source Project with Rapid Growth
306K
Lines of Code
4
Years in Development
9,351
Commits
12
Full-time Contributors