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[README] Add System Requirements #29 #30

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Expand Up @@ -29,6 +29,22 @@ Given a market price `M` and a variable `δ` defined as _spread_, the bot would

If the market price has drifted way higher (_"way higher"_ as directed by the configuration) than the price at which buy orders were placed, buy orders would be canceled. Likewise, if the price has drifted way lower than the price at which sell orders were placed, those sell orders would be canceled.

## Running the market maker bot: System requirements

Minimum System Requirements:
Memory: 500 MB
CPU: 0.5vCPU (2.25 GHz CPU Base Frequency)
Reliable and fast internet connection

Recommended System Requirements:
Memory: 1GB
CPU: 1vCPU (2.25 GHz CPU Base Frequency)
Reliable and blasingly fast internet connection

The Market Maker Bot does not require much resources. If you choose to use the Kupo provider and run the Cardano Node yourself, that needs much more resources, especially on the Cardano Mainnet.

For the exact requirements please see current Cardano Node documentation
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For the exact requirements please see current Cardano Node documentation
For the exact requirements please see current Cardano Node documentation.


## Running the market maker bot: Using docker compose (simple)

The simplest way to start an MM bot instance is by using Docker compose.
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