In this post, we present the Darwinex Laboratory’s (DarwinexLabs) latest accomplishment: DARWIN $DWF One of the aims of this engineering effort, is to generate additional Darwinian Dividends to award via DarwinIA to the month’s best traders. In keeping with its motto, Darwinex Labs continues its search for community-driven alpha, harvesting value from the Darwinex Trader […]

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 the answers!   We hope you’re as […]

This post describes some of the advantages of trading $DWC over other listed assets on the DARWIN Exchange. Click here to watch the Webinar Recording. The underlying fundamentals of DARWIN $DWC give rise to historically consistent behaviours in the asset that benefit both active and passive traders. Compared to any other DARWIN on the Exchange […]

In this blog post, we’ll discuss how DARWIN Investors can diversify away some of the excess risk posed to their portfolios by Loss Aversion, a common and well-researched phenomenon in behavioural finance. In particular, we’ll discuss why it makes sense to include DARWIN $DWC in a portfolio that’s partially or entirely composed of loss averse […]

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 […]

(We recommend you to watch this webinar,hosted by our beloved Integracore2, which is the perfect complement for the article you are about to read) Fundamental and Technical trading indicators have long been used as a proxy for market sentiment. But by definition, these indicators have always lagged the movements they’ve been used to forecast. With the […]