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High-frequency finance isn't content with regular computers anymore. Now it wants artificial intelligence, and it wants it yesterday.
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High-frequency finance isn't content with regular computers anymore. Now it wants artificial intelligence, and it wants it yesterday.

Picture a system that never sleeps, always sniffing out deals in financial markets. A new GitHub project aims to do just that, but for research.

What if your favorite AI could manage TradingView for you? A new open-source project makes it possible, no complex setups required.

Tired of poring over financial reports until dawn? A new open-source project aims to put AI to work for your investments. It promises to be your personal analyst, without demanding a salary.
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Imagine reviewing every single trade you've made, but with an AI assistant that doesn't judge. Now you can, without getting lost in spreadsheets and numbers.

Imagine tasking an AI with analyzing markets for you. A new GitHub project makes this possible, leveraging Claude and TradingView.
Imagine buying Bitcoin as easily as your regular stocks. Soon, in Germany, local banks will make this a reality.
Imagine betting on an event without an expiration date. In the United States, this "infinite" future just became reality thanks to Kalshi.

Imagine an AI that doesn't just play the stock market, but actually learns from its screw-ups. A new project promises exactly that, looking ahead to 2026.

When the stock market enters "hunt for the next AI winner" mode, the results are always amusing. Investors have just spotted Valeo, a struggling French car parts maker, and suddenly it's become the great AI hope — or at least that's what traders betting on a moonshot are telling themselves.

Prediction markets were staying in nerd-corner internet while someone decided to bring billionaire institutional money into them. Now it's not just underground betting anymore—the big players are showing up to the game.