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LO:TECH welcomes Alexander Stepanov
Alexander joins as Quantitative Researcher after a decade in high frequency trading.
Jun 26, 2024
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LO Tech is very excited to welcome Alexander Stepanov to its growing team! Alexander joins as a Quantitative Researcher, and will be using his extensive trading and development experience to help LO:Tech become one of the foremost trading firms in the digital asset ecosystem.
Alexander joins LO:Tech after a decade as a high-frequency FX quant and trader with top tier banks and proprietary trading firms. We are lucky to have him with us, and his expertise will be crucial as LO:Tech continues with its mission to show that fantastic trading firms can also build great trading-adjacent services.
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