njmurarka/cryptomarketapp

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Bluzelle-powered crypto-market app

Bounty Description:

Decentralized version of coinmarketcap.com. All data stored only on Bluzelle. End product should be similar to CoinMarketCap.com.

Part 1.

A cron job or recurring process running on some server, that needs to pull order book data from CoinMarket.com's API (feel free to use some other service if you prefer). Use the free tier, that allows free access to read the currency pairs. Store this data directly to the edge on Bluzelle DB.

Whenever a new bunch of currency pair updates come in, update these all to Bluzelle immediately. We would like this to update to Bluzelle as frequently as possible, in terms of how frequently the order book API allows and is possible, with the goal to also demonstrate and prove out Bluzelle's ability to handle heavy batch updates in short timespans.

Part 2.

Web app (much like CoinMarketCap.com) pulls this data directly from Bluzelle using the Bluzelle JS libraries. The web app itself is simply static JS + HTML5 that can be hosted on S3 (or elsewhere).

Important points:

• Your submission will be a pull request.
• Update the README to reflect your submission including description, notes, and other pertinent details.
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• Please submit your code to Github with the proper MIT license file included in it, to be considered. If your submission includes a front end and back end, put these into separate FOLDERS and include them both in the same pull request with your submission.$$!$
• Be sure your submission is in a ready and demo-able state. We will not evaluate incomplete projects nor will code alone be an acceptable submission. Include all necessary details so we can try out your app.
• Record a screencast showing us how your submission works. Include a link to your video in the README.
• You should use the Bluzelle 0.6 (or later) testnet. The testnet reflects the most recent stable build of Bluzelle, and the latest testnet is running the MEIER release.
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