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If AI models are so smart, why aren't they rich?

Two years ago, AI couldn't code. Today, AI can't predict. Models were trained on the internet — and the internet has no alpha.

There are roughly 1,000 software engineers for every quant. Engineers publish on GitHub. Quants never share. So the models can write code but cannot trade.

We ran Claude, GPT-5, Gemini, Grok, and Qwen through our trading eval. Best Sharpe: 1.88. Threshold: 2.0. None passed. Our ground truth scores 2.784.

The prerequisites for being a quant are exactly two: the ability to code, and the ability to reason. The missing piece is institutional knowledge — market microstructure, order books, risk management — knowledge that lives inside firms, not on the internet.

We are building it. RL environments. Evaluations. Expert trading data. A live desk that turns every fill into training signal no competitor can access.

We call this the machine that makes machines that make money.

Three things. One flywheel.
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Models & Agents

Autonomous AI systems that trade financial markets, discover alpha, and manage risk.

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Training Infrastructure

RL environments, evaluations, and expert trading data for frontier AI labs.

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AI-First Trading Desk

Live capital. 2.88 Sharpe. 57 of 60 winning months.

DeepMind chose games. We chose markets.
Live Sharpe
2.88
since 2018
Winning months
57 / 60
live capital
Frontier models passed
0 / 6
threshold 2.0
Proprietary execution data
8 yrs
no competitor has it