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P.5-A.03-Introducing Darwinian Dividends
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Introducing Darwinian Dividends
Darwinian Dividends The DARWIN Exchange will soon pay Darwinian Dividends (April 2018) in addition to success fees on the current DarwinIA notional capital allocation .   If you're wondering: Why add Darwinian Dividends? Where do the dividends come from? How is the amount determined? Read on for all…
December 12, 20174Comments
Mean Reversion Tests on DARWIN $DWC
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Mean Reversion Tests on DARWIN $DWC
In a previous post - Quantitative Modeling for Algorithmic Traders - we discussed the importance of Expectation, Variance, Standard Deviation, Covariance and Correlation. In this post we'll discuss how those concepts can be applied to DARWIN assets. As a practical example, we will employ a series of statistical tests to assess if DARWIN $DWC is a Mean…
July 9, 20172Comments
Introducing DWC, the hedging DARWIN
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Introducing DWC, the hedging DARWIN
Introducing DWC, the hedging DARWIN DWC, the hedging DARWIN is  DarwinexLabs’ first creation. It's already listed at the Exchange. This post lays out: The rationale for a hedging DARWIN? Lessons learnt in the development process How DWC revenues will be shared with the community As you’ll gather, actively…
June 18, 20170Comments

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