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Stop Using Brokerage Statements to Show Your Track Record

Many traders use brokerage statements to create a verifiable track record. Unfortunately they are not credible for this purpose. A better alternative exists.

Dan Averbukh

Updates, stories and announcements from the vBase team.

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    A compromised BorgBackup client allows undetectable tampering with past backups. vBase offers a simple solution.

    Greg Kapoustin
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    Beyond RFC 3161: The Failures of Legacy Timestamping and a Solution Beyond RFC 3161: The Failures of Legacy Timestamping and a Solution

    RFC-3161 timestamps often fall short in a number of important use cases. We examine the problems and a solution.

    Dan Averbukh
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    4 reasons people don’t trust your backtest 4 reasons people don’t trust your backtest

    Some analysts spend months building backtests that no-one is willing to trust. Learn why, and what to do about it.

    Dan Averbukh
    Data Science Fundraising Point-in-Time Quant Data Track Record
    3 reasons why GitHub timestamps shouldn’t be trusted 3 reasons why GitHub timestamps shouldn’t be trusted

    GitHub timestamps can be trivially altered and should not be trusted for recording the provenance of code or data. Proceed with caution.

    Dan Averbukh
    Data integrity Data Provenance GitHub Point-in-Time Verifiable Timestamps
    Fundraising requires a track record Fundraising requires a track record

    A credible track record is required for managers to win the trust of potential investors. Creating and maintaining one can be a costly challenge.

    Dan Averbukh
    Data integrity Fundraising Track Record
    Why good data is hard to find Why good data is hard to find

    The data marketplace suffers from severe and costly information asymmetries. These reduce the quality and value of available data.

    Dan Averbukh
    Alternative Data Data Economics Data Science
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