@RohOnChain: GOLDMAN SACHS open-sourced most dangerous quant repo on the internet. THE EXACT FRAMEWORK THEIR INTERNAL DESKS USE TO B…
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Goldman Sachs open-sourced a quantitative trading framework used internally, including Claude AI skills, enabling users to build trading strategies.
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GOLDMAN SACHS open-sourced most dangerous quant repo on the internet.
THE EXACT FRAMEWORK THEIR INTERNAL DESKS USE TO BUILD & RUN TRADING STRATEGIES.
They even left their Claude skills inside. Plug them in & you’ve a Goldman Sachs quant building strategies for you. BOOKMARK. https://t.co/2WbLNcgEAr
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