Raster
The AI Quant Desk for Onchain Finance
What it does
Most Web3 tools only track basic balances and approximate wallet data. Raster brings TradFi accounting rigor to DeFi through a unified Truth, Risk, and Decision Intelligence framework. Our proprietary attribution engine reconstructs a fully auditable state from raw blockchain activity to deliver deterministic PnL (Truth). We calculate deep, real-time portfolio risk signals (Risk) to power our governed AI Decision Intelligence, built specifically for deep analysis and institutional workflows.
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