Tag: #defi15 results
DeXposure-Claw is a new agentic framework designed to improve DeFi risk supervision by routing LLM decisions through structured, forecast-grounded evidence. It addresses the common LLM issues of over-reading weak signals and generating false alarms in high-stakes financial environments.
This research presents a rigorous stochastic control framework for market making in decentralized perpetual futures, focusing on adaptive spreads and inventory hedging. It introduces a Master APY Formula and analyzes profitability regimes for zero-fee decentralized exchanges.
Inferra is building an on-chain derivatives exchange for GPU compute to address price opacity and supply issues in the AI infrastructure market. By enabling perpetual futures for specific chips, the project aims to facilitate price discovery and hedging for compute-heavy teams.
The Digital Quant 2026 competition, co-organized by Barron's China and DeAI Expo, has concluded. It established new benchmarks for AI quantitative trading by utilizing real-time API data and on-chain verification.
North Korean hackers are increasingly using AI to orchestrate sophisticated social engineering and exploit vulnerabilities in DeFi protocols. Recent attacks on Drift Protocol and Kelp DAO highlight the growing threat of AI-augmented cybercrime in the crypto space.
An analysis of Donald Trump's 2025 financial disclosures, highlighting massive gains from crypto ventures like World Liberty Financial and market-timing trades.
The latest Bloomberg Crypto episode features industry leaders discussing the intersection of decentralized finance, blockchain technology, and emerging tech trends.
Circle's market position is under pressure following the launch of a competing stablecoin by a consortium including Coinbase. The announcement has negatively impacted Circle's market sentiment.
This segment covers the latest developments in decentralized finance (DeFi), featuring insights from industry leaders at MoneyGram, Securitize, and DTCC. The discussion focuses on the intersection of blockchain technology and traditional financial infrastructure.
The SEC has delayed a plan that would have allowed crypto firms to trade tokenized versions of US stocks. This move halts progress for platforms looking to bridge traditional equity markets with blockchain infrastructure.