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For crypto the network overhead and variance in the exchange probably makes the performance of the order book implementation irrelevant, unless it's horribly sl
by logicchains 7y ago
For crypto the network overhead and variance in the exchange probably makes the performance of the order book implementation irrelevant, unless it's horribly slow, haha.
- evdubs 7y agoSome exchanges are doing colocation and are investing resources to greatly improve matching engine performance. It's become a little better than when they were all written in Ruby and hosted on a cheap cloud service.
- logicchains 7y agoAh that's cool. Still I'd be surprised if there's many that are deterministic enough that a microsecond or two of response latency makes a big difference.