DAMM Capital builds and operates quantitative financial infrastructure onchain. We research, build and deploy quantitative financial vehicles that execute autonomously through smart contracts. Transparent, permissionless, and fully auditable.
The same engine runs both sides of DAMM — our tokenized funds, and the integrations that take fintechs into DeFi further, faster. We don’t predict markets. We engineer systems that adapt to them.
DAMM started in 2021, when brothers Pablo and Bautista Baiocchi set up a Uniswap v3 quant shop. They needed to protect dollars from their family’s agricultural business in Argentina against inflation — so they built liquidity strategies and ran them with their own money.
The models that worked became our tokenized funds, and the infrastructure built to run them safely became DeFi as a Service.
In 2025, Juan Samitier joined as co-founder and CIO, bringing experience in asset management and financial engineering. His arrival marked the shift from a quant shop to a global asset management firm — same engine, two verticals.
We are 100% aligned with the people we work with. Every engagement is built so that we only win when they do.
Many partners want a fully proprietary risk profile. We don’t impose ours — we give them the financial tooling, support and technical execution to run their own, at the highest standard.
DAMM started by trading its founders’ own money. We had skin in the game before anyone else did, and we still build like it.
Teams that want to offer onchain yield or markets to their users without building a DeFi desk in-house.
Treasuries, market-makers and protocols that need liquidity, curation or execution — non-custodial, and on their own terms.
Holders of USD, ETH or BTC onchain looking for risk-adjusted, fully transparent fund exposure.
Pablo co-founded DAMM alongside his brother Bauti. A double-degree holder in computer engineering and finance, he turns abstract mathematics into deployable liquidity strategies — designing the simulators, back-testing engines and statistical models that steer every trade.
He leads the quant team and draws on prior TradFi experience to bring institutional rigor to DeFi.
Bauti co-founded DAMM in 2021 with his brother Pablo and leads engineering — the smart contracts, execution infrastructure and data pipelines that every fund and integration runs on.
Juan joined DAMM in 2025, bringing asset-management and financial-engineering experience to grow it from a quant shop into a global asset management firm.
Before DAMM he was treasury manager at Kleros, running its market-neutral funds and explaining the game theory behind Kleros courts around the world.
He founded SAFU, designing and pitching its first product, and left it to join DAMM. He also co-founded Fantasytier, a side project that still runs amateur tournaments today.
The founders are backed by a lean quant team — including an engineer who left high-tech robotics to build with us.
DAMM is a quantitative digital asset manager. We run tokenized funds (DAMMstable and DAMMeth, with DAMMbtc coming soon) and offer DeFi as a Service — liquidity management, curation, execution and research for fintechs and institutions.
DAMM was founded in 2021 by brothers Pablo Baiocchi and Bautista Baiocchi Lora as a Uniswap v3 quant shop, running their own capital to protect it from Argentine inflation. Juan Samitier joined as co-founder and CIO in 2025, bringing asset-management and financial-engineering experience to turn DAMM into a global asset management firm.
No. Partners can bring a fully proprietary risk profile. We provide the tooling, support and technical execution to implement it.
We started as a quant shop, and that background still drives everything: strategies are modelled, simulated and back-tested before they touch capital, and executed through audited onchain infrastructure we build in house. On top of that, we treat clients as partners, stay 100% aligned with them, and let them own their risk decisions.
Write to team@dammcap.finance with what you want to build. We usually start with a short call to understand your constraints.