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A High Frecuncy Trader made in Rust using Jev as a decision maker.
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A Rust project described as a high-frequency trader that uses Jev as its decision maker. The repository has no README, license or usage documentation, so the entry is grounded on the GitHub description and list metadata alone.
- Stars
- 3
- Language
- Rust
- Reading time
- 2 min
- Published by
- Community
- Author
- nachom3
- Last verified
- Oct 2026
Works forJev for Decision gating
Used inJev for Finance & Fintech
- Languages
- Rust
- Capabilities
- Open source
Highlights
- GitHub describes it as a high-frequency trader made in Rust using Jev as a decision maker; no README documents strategies, install steps or usage.
- GitHub metadata lists Rust as the language, 3 stars, creation on 2026-09-18 and a last push on 2026-09-23, with no license shown.
- Imported from the logicrw awesome-jev-projects list, where it appears as a community project applying Jev to trading decisions.
Watch out
The digest contains no README for this repository: there is no install command, no architecture, no test evidence and nothing indicating live-trading usage. Everything here rests on the GitHub description and metadata captured 2026-10-15, so treat it as an undocumented experiment rather than a reviewable trading system.
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A Rust project whose GitHub description calls it a high-frequency trader that uses Jev as the decision maker. No further details are published in the repository.
The only grounded statement is the repository description: Jev is the decision maker. There is no README in the digest, so the questions it asks and how it acts on probabilities are unknown from the reviewed material.
No install or usage instructions are published - the repository has no README and the digest shows no release notes, so there is nothing safe to quote or recommend.
Rust, according to the GitHub metadata, which also lists 3 stars, 0 forks, creation on 2026-09-18 and a last push on 2026-09-23.
Nothing in the available metadata supports that. With no README, tests or license shown, treat the project as an undocumented experiment and do not point it at real funds.
The GitHub owner is nachom3 and the project is listed in the logicrw awesome-jev-projects collection; the captured metadata shows no license and no contributor documentation.
It is a community project that applies Jev as a decision maker and was imported from the logicrw manifest; the entry exists to track it, with the thin documentation called out as a caveat.
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