[HN Gopher] Making a trading Gameboy: A pocket exchange and algo...
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Making a trading Gameboy: A pocket exchange and algo trading
platform
Author : bluestreak
Score : 63 points
Date : 2024-11-11 17:41 UTC (5 hours ago)
(HTM) web link (questdb.io)
(TXT) w3m dump (questdb.io)
| TheTank wrote:
| Author here. Thanks for reading this post. I had fun making this
| and thought the path that led me to this might be interesting for
| others.
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| I'm really interested in feedback and ideas on things I could
| improve and add. I found this really inspiring as it got me more
| into programming, discovering electronics, and 3d printing.
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| I have no desire to ever make this project commercial, but it's
| been a great platform for me to learn and experiment new things
| so I'll take any idea be it for the gameplay or purely technical.
| Some features I have in mind are:
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| - Multiplayer over bluetooth where one device is the 'game-
| master' running the exchange and can monitor and guide players
| while injecting events.
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| - Additional quoting algos such as pegging one side of the order
| book and fighting for position
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| - A tutorial and better UI. The game is hard to pick up for the
| first time and probably needs to be made more intuitive etc.
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| While all of this was made with no practical use in mind (there
| are a lot of markets and products, and you'd trade them in
| different ways, so you'd need a different game to speak to a
| volatility trader for example), some people I work with at
| various trading desks found it useful for interviews or as an
| introduction to the idea of market-making for junior people.
| reeboo wrote:
| What resources would you recommend for learning more about
| market-making?
| ssimpson wrote:
| This is a really cool project. When I was at Unity, we had a
| team build a Westworld themed isometric Gameboy game that would
| let you monitor and admin k8s!
| gberger wrote:
| Interesting project! The kid is only mentioned at the beginning,
| I wonder if they participated further in the project, or if they
| enjoyed playing the game?
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