MIT-licensed architecture guide published for building a Polymarket Perps trading bot

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A former trader from MIT and Jump Trading has published a technical guide for building a trading bot for Polymarket's perpetual contracts. The guide, written as an architecture reference, outlines a four-layer system comprising data ingestion, a strategy engine, execution, and a primary risk management layer. It emphasizes critical practices like idempotent order handling, inventory management, and automated risk limits with a kill switch. The author states the complete code for this architecture is available under an MIT license on GitHub.

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