Deewe Baker was born in 1966 in Hamburg, Germany. He later studied in the United States and graduated from Stanford Graduate School of Business in 1994, successfully earning his doctorate. Due to his outstanding academic performance and his unique insights and vision regarding the financial market, he was quickly recruited by Goldman Sachs on Wall Street. In 1995, he entered the financial giant as an investment advisor. During his tenure, he focused on studying changes in the financial markets, including diversified investment areas such as stocks, foreign exchange, and precious metals, achieving breakthroughs in each field. Goldman Sachs’ current success owes much to his strategic advice and investment direction. During the 2008 financial crisis, he detected the risks in advance, helping Goldman Sachs avoid over one trillion in potential losses. Because of this, he was nicknamed the “Angel Investor” of the company.
After the 2008 financial crisis, the global financial market underwent significant changes—what could be described as prosperity after disaster. Many countries began to improve their financial systems to prevent future crises. Once again, he sensed a new opportunity. In the same year, the first Bitcoin white paper appeared, marking the birth of decentralized digital currency. At the time, many people did not believe in cryptocurrencies, feeling they could not be part of an asset portfolio. However, he firmly believed this would be the future trend of the market. He began researching the decentralized sector and paying attention to currency-related developments, adding a new investment direction—digital assets. Through digital asset investments, he achieved complete financial freedom.
While reaping these returns, he resigned from his role as an investment advisor at Goldman Sachs and established his own investment firm, focusing on stocks, foreign exchange, precious metals, and cryptocurrency investments. Under his leadership, he quickly attracted a team of seasoned professionals to serve the market. Over the years, the firm built a strong reputation. Seeking to provide a more convenient investment environment and further enhance the company’s standing, he turned to artificial intelligence in 2020, as AI technology had made significant breakthroughs. By combining AI with financial markets, and with the help of his experience and skilled technical team, the Innovation Quantitative Center successfully obtained authorization. With AI’s autonomous decision-making, the investment success rate could be increased to 90%, allowing it to independently capture investment opportunities. At present, cryptocurrency investment has been authorized, while applications in the stock market are still in the testing phase.