Five GitHub projects using Jev for trading decisions
A week after Jev's release, jev-trader, jev-trade, beebots, QuantDinger and ai-hedge-fund all use it to output long, short or hold on every tick.
Jev has been out for about a week and traders are already wiring it into some wild sh*t. live order books. real-time signals. trading bots. full AI hedge funds. here's what's already on GitHub: > jev-trader · watches the Kuru order book on Monad and asks Jev "buy or sell?" every ~300ms, one decision per block http://github.com/jarrodwatts/jev-trader > jev-trade · same idea on Hyperliquid: 5 coins, 5 wallets, Jev picks long or short every tick and code places the order http://github.com/aowang-ai/jev-trade > beebots · 3 AI "bees" racing each other on OKX perps. Jev makes every call, a plain-code risk layer can veto it. paper money by default http://github.com/imikerussell/beebots > QuantDinger · 12.5k-star AI trading OS with an optional Jev gate before live entries: take this trade or skip it http://github.com/OpenByteInc/QuantDinger > ai-hedge-fund · 63k-star multi-agent "fund" where the investor agents can now run on Jev and return typed bullish / bearish calls http://github.com/virattt/ai-hedge-fund the funny part is what Jev actually does in all of these. it doesn't think. it just makes the call. price moves -> Jev answers LONG / SHORT / HOLD -> code does the rest. no essays. no chain of thought. no pricey model arguing with itself over every tick. big models write the strategy. Jev takes the split-second calls. code turns them into orders.
This post quotes another post: x.com/asteri_eth/status/2104901781725598103