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Introducing Bitwyre Dark Pools

After our small stint starting a payment processor in Jakarta, we realized that the next steps of the development of the cryptocurrency financial infrastructure would be: 1. The creation of cryptocurrency spot markets — We have seen crypto exchanges springing up around the globe, from Mt. Gox to more sophisticated ones

Filling millions of orders in seconds

Filling millions of orders in seconds

Do not fear the perfection because you will never reach it. Youssoupha. Introduction The Matching Engine or ME as we use to abbreviate it internally, is one of core engine that makes HFT (High Frequency Trading) possible. It's the one responsible of executing orders of different market participants at … well

Lowering Latency by Moving From Kafka to Redpanda

TLDR; we shaved 43% of our 99th-percentile latency by moving from kafka to redpanda. For a crypto spot and derivatives exchange like us it’s the difference of billions of dollars of daily trading volume. Any other firms in the financial services industry might be better off to replace kafka

Building Bitwyre Public and Private Websockets for Efficient Financial Datastreams

Building Bitwyre Public and Private Websockets for Efficient Financial Datastreams

What are websockets? The backbone of the current internet is based on the HyperText Transfer Protocol, a robust protocol that allows systems on the internet to efficiently transfer, send and receive messages. However, HTTP have its limitations, namely in cases where transfer speed and bidirectional transfers are concerned. Some of

How We Reverse Engineered The Chicago Mercantile Exchange

By Dendi Suhubdy, Co-Founder and CEO of Bitwyre Technologies The exchange is at the heart of our economic system. From the Rialto in Venice (fourteenth century), the Grand Bazaar in Turkey (seventeenth century), the Amsterdam Bourse in Holland (seventeenth century) and the New York Stock Exchange (twentieth century), markets have

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