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Technical architecture: the platform’s foundation, measured and compared
What runs, where, at what rate, with measurements taken on the shipped code and a comparison with the platforms of the trade.
What this article establishes
The chain, from the market to the screen
The core in contact with the market is in Rust
The local hub is in Python, and that is not a flaw
The display: what we paint in, and what it costs
The technical foundations, side by side
Three families, and what each one buys
What each foundation asks of your machine
Display rate, as published
Studies you write yourself
The data made available to a study
What stops it when it is faulty
What this openness does not do
The order-by-order book: counting rather than estimating
What you need to put together to read the book order by order
What it costs, and what it rules out
Real-time transport
Replay is a contract, not a feature
A shared quantity has a single producer
One data source, one process, one archive
Context is not in another piece of software
Options levels sit on the other charts
What stays on your machine, and what leaves it
The local machine is not a trust zone
The assistant has only what the tools give it
The voice speaks offline
The risk lock always lets you out
Two contracts on the same price grid
What keeps the platform from lying
The catalog: 115 roots, six exchanges
And what we do not have
Two choices nobody notices
Language: French is the key
Windows are real windows