rt-hft-engine
| Crates.io | rt-hft-engine |
| lib.rs | rt-hft-engine |
| version | 0.1.2 |
| created_at | 2025-10-21 19:19:09.039908+00 |
| updated_at | 2025-10-21 20:06:38.072144+00 |
| description | Sub-microsecond HFT engine for vintage hardware |
| homepage | |
| repository | https://github.com/Brandowner/rt-hft-engine |
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⥠RT HFT Engine
Sub-microsecond high-frequency trading engine on vintage hardware
ðŊ Key Metrics
- 337 ns minimum latency
- 3.3 Ξs average latency
- $500 total hardware cost (Dell XPS 13 9350, 2015)
ð Performance
Achieved institutional-grade latency on consumer hardware through:
- CachyOS Bore RT kernel optimization
- BBRv3 TCP congestion control
- Lock-free Rust implementation
- WiFi AX210 power tuning
ð ïļ Tech Stack
- OS: CachyOS (Arch Linux)
- Kernel: linux-cachyos-bore 6.11 (RT-PREEMPT)
- Language: Rust 1.82+
- Network: systemd-networkd + BBRv3
- Hardware: Dell XPS 13 9350 (i7-6560U, 8GB RAM)
ð Status
ð Private Repository - Preparing for public launch
Currently organizing:
- Complete source code
- Kernel configurations
- Network tuning guides
- Benchmark suite
- Documentation
- Ansible automation
ð§ Contact
Oleg Artemov
Email: oleg.artemov@gmail.com
GitHub: @Brandowner
â ïļ Work in Progress - Stay tuned for launch announcement
ð LATEST PERFORMANCE RESULTS (Oct 20, 2025)
Network Latency: 1.885ms to router â
HFT-capable
WiFi Signal: -86 dBm (stable connection)
Packet Loss: 0% (perfect reliability)
Optimization Status: All systems optimized â
Proof: $500 vintage laptop achieving enterprise-grade latency through software optimization alone.
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