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    • Expressive Bidding

    • Introduction
    • Getting Started
      • Expressive Bidding Step-by-Step
      • How the Docs Are Organized
    • Expressive Bidding Guide
    • Quickstart Examples
    • Runnable Templates
    • Developer Reference
    • Expressive Bidding FAQ

Expressive Bidding Step-by-Step

This documentation site contains everything you need to know to start using Expressive Bidding with OneChronos. The best places to start are:

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    Intro to Expressive Bidding: take a look at the video here and the Expressive Bidding Guide
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    Quickstart guides: see how bidder logic constraints work in the pairs, price-volume curve, and dynamic peg guides
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    The FAQ has answers to most technical questions specific to Expressive Bidding

How the Docs Are Organized

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    The Expressive Bidding Guide is the how-to on the bidding language and how to create bidder logic and submit bidder data with minimal time and effort.
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    The Quickstart Examples show how to build some simple bidder logic constraints. Start here if you're familiar with programming and trading logic.
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    Several Runnable Templates are provided as a starting point for implementing common trading or execution strategies. These can be modified to your needs and submitted for production use.
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    The Simulator Walkthrough shows, by example, how to conduct simulated auctions right in your browser. One click will set you up with a cloud-based instance where you can edit bidder logic code, create counterparties, and run auctions.
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    The Bidding Language Reference defines all of the ReasonML / OCaml functions and types specific to OneChronos bidder logic.
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    The Expressive Bidding section of the FIX documentation describes how Expressive Bidding fits seamlessly into your existing workflow.