WOW3
Crypto portfolio tracking
Legacy scripts were wrong half the time. Gemini now unifies scattered Web3 assets for accurate wallet scoring and portfolio summaries.
- Summary accuracy increased from 50% to >92%
Hedging took two days to crunch 2,000 variables. The team’s new model targets top features, cutting run time to two hours.
An Asian asset management firm established in 1986, offering a comprehensive suite of products from retail unit trusts to customized institutional portfolio services.
The firm's proprietary hedging model required 48 hours to process trades using 2,000 different variables. To enhance investment outcomes, they needed...
“We were particularly keen to understand whether AI techniques could be applied to reliably predict financial market movements, and thereby generate above-benchmark returns.”
Asset management firm offering mutual funds and institutional investment solutions.
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