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S10 E5: Eliminating Emotion-Driven Retail Losses with Data-Reprocessing Algorithmic Trading Engines with Sebastian Raffaele, Co-Founder & CTO of Minotaur
Oct 1, 2024 · Season 10 · Episode 5 · 35 min
Automating your crypto trading, so you can win the market
Sebastian Raffaele grew up in a small, working class family in Australia. He had a crazy life, growing up in social housing, having to find his way. He found inspiration from his family members, who always pushed him to follow his passions. He left high school early, and jumped straight away into the work force. In 2014 he was introduced to crypto, and got hooked. Outside of tech and finance, he has always been into the creative spaces, specifically music. He likes to spend time with his fiancé, likes trying new foods, and tries to surround himself with high quality people.
Sebastian realized that the manual processes for a trader are overwhelming, along with making it difficult to be consistent. And alongside this, he saw the cycle of manual traders returning the money they made to the market - sort of like "the house always wins" in casinos. He wanted to build something close the gap for these traders, and solve this problem.
This is the creation story of Minotaur Trading Systems.
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