Liquidity Market Maker Bot
Liquidity Market Maker Bot is a special type of robot for automatic trading.The main purpose is to create liquidity on the stock market.The “start” of the stock exchange is used from zero.It is necessary to organize the price movement on all tokens and coins, to launch a orderbook (order books) etc.This is a project for a new crypto exchange.This project has not yet been launched in the world.The stock exchange list contains 30 trading pairs.It is a distributed bot that creates orders and “moves” the price (the basic principle of the exchange is used – ordering).
Settings files, logs, setup on the server, etc.The API client for the exchange (client library) is developed and implemented on the basis of the API of the exchange.I also participated in the development of the API itself of the exchange (on the server side).Bots are not only used to set the price and form the orderbook.They can be used for a number of tests, such as a server load test for the number and weight of requests, user action imitation, etc.In addition, such a system will be used not only for the launch of the exchange, but also for further work to maintain liquidity (may be selectively for each coin/token).Several copies of the bots work independently from each other at the same time.For example, the illustration features a 61 bots work screenshot, each bots work as a separate process (not flow!and that is.Absolutely independent.by Python3
The Restful API
The Websockets
by Mongodb
by NUMPY
The Windows Server
Settings files, logs, setup on the server, etc.The API client for the exchange (client library) is developed and implemented on the basis of the API of the exchange.I also participated in the development of the API itself of the exchange (on the server side).Bots are not only used to set the price and form the orderbook.They can be used for a number of tests, such as a server load test for the number and weight of requests, user action imitation, etc.In addition, such a system will be used not only for the launch of the exchange, but also for further work to maintain liquidity (may be selectively for each coin/token).Several copies of the bots work independently from each other at the same time.For example, the illustration features a 61 bots work screenshot, each bots work as a separate process (not flow!and that is.Absolutely independent.by Python3
The Restful API
The Websockets
by Mongodb
by NUMPY
The Windows Server