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“Trading is the hardest way to make easy money.”View quoted post on X
A big part of the challenge is managing your emotions when money is on the line. You can understand the market and still undermine your own strategy.
That’s why quant trading makes sense IMO. Set the rules, then automate the execution. AI helps process the information, and the system trades without getting emotional.
Of course, automation still needs a sound strategy. Plenty of systems look great on historical data and struggle in live markets. The people behind the strategy and their risk management matter just as much as the technology.
Thing is, you and I can’t easily access these quant trading strategies, primarily when it comes to TradFi. So big shoutout to the @Infinit_Labs team, who are bringing institutional-grade trading strategies on-chain.
INFINIT provides the infrastructure for institutional-grade trading vaults, and they vet the managers who are qualified to deploy them. They also oversee every vault cycle to ensure that their rigorous standard is followed. I won’t go into too much detail in this post, but there’s a lot that goes into a trading vault, and this is very important.
The first vault publicly available on INFINIT was APEX 1, which completed its cycle in profit, around 35% APR. Now APEX 2 went live, and I’m curious to see if the same team and approach will continue to be profitable, especially as market conditions change. Should they succeed, I think this can attract a lot of capital not only from quant trading investors, but also from retail for whom such strategies have been inaccessible.
Deposits for APEX 2 end on November 11, and I’m also curious to see which other teams INFINIT decides to vet and bring on.
Since most of CT doesn't like to read much, I also put this into a live dashboard.
apex.zerokn0wledge.xyz
What it does?
APEX Vault Watch tracks @Infinit_Labs' APEX MS1 vault live from the Hyperliquid API: return, equity curve, long vs short exposure, PnL by asset class, positions, the INFINIT Standard checks and every fill with its tx hash.
It also reads the order-level book through Alchemy's HyperCore stream and watches INFINIT's vault contract on Arbitrum, so MS2 deposits show up the moment the window opens.
Check it out here my lazy frens.View quoted post on X
