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Deep reinforcement trading with predictable returns
An original research of Duke University's DAREC (Digital Asset Research & Engineering Collaborative) published on Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications
| DAREC
Assessing the resiliency of investors against cryptocurrency market crashes through the leverage effect
By analyzing a large cross-section of cryptocurrencies, we document the absence of the leverage effect in this market.
| American Banker
How the SEC threw a wrench in bank regulators’ crypto custody efforts
Duke's Jimmie Lenz provides insight into the consequences of a new US Securities & Exchange Commission (SEC) ruling into how institutions should treat digital assets they hold in custody.
| The Washington Post
The Crypto-Skeptics’ Voices are Getting Louder
Edward Balleisen, a Duke professor and historian of financial bubbles is quoted.