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June 25, 2026, 09:50:00 AM
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Hi all,

I've been taking a break from Bitcoin and the crypto space in general for some years, to let a couple of failures sink in, learn from them, and reassess. But now I feel like its the time to return to it, because I would like to realize a project idea I had, and also do some research if something like that already exists, and maybe join that project, instead of launching my own. Anyway, the project idea is rather simple: An open-source trading engine with built-in revenue sharing.

How would that look like?
Well, we would have an open-source trading engine - to start with, a very simple order-matching service. After some basic tests, we'd deploy it on a cloud provider, preferably Railway, since they specialize in running containerized applications. At first, we would only expose it via an API, but later on add a full user interface and maybe even mobile apps to interact with it. Every time an order is matched, we generate trading fees (unless we are running a free promotion, etc.), and the generated fees are instantly split among the project shareholders. As for the language, I would suggest Ruby because of its modular nature, and because I'm familiar with it. The integration with the Bitcoin network (and any other algorithms) could be implemented as a Ruby module.

So, basically, I'm posting this to see if anybody knows of a project like this, where it's not too late to join. Or if it's worthwhile to start my own. I do have the technical capability, just unsure if to really go for it, or if anyone would want to become a shareholder of something like this.
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Okay, I see this thread doesn't get a lot of engagement, so I've written up a quick blog post to strengthen my case: https://dev.to/buhrmi/shitcoin-society-the-quest-for-an-open-source-trading-engine-6ho

I will post project updates in this thread and on my blog. Hope that it's okay to spam here. Hoping for feedback (both positive and negative) on any step on the way.
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