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examples/quantrank500/plus one README row.What it is: QuantRank500 is a public record of stock predictions. A
prediction is locked with a cryptographic commitment before the market opens,
revealed at 9:30 AM ET, and settled automatically against exchange trade
records — so nothing is self-reported and nothing can be edited afterwards.
Self-hosting it gives you a private league with the same rules.
Upstream: https://github.com/RusUsf/quantrank500 · live instance:
https://quantrank500.com
Three services: Postgres, the API, and a settlement worker. The API and
worker run the same image and differ only in command.
Two things worth flagging before you review:
No image is published to a registry yet, so
apiandworkerusebuild: https://github.com/RusUsf/quantrank500.git. That keeps the composefile self-contained — no clone needed — at the cost of a build on first
start. I saw a couple of existing examples build rather than pull, so I
hope this is acceptable; happy to switch to a published image once one
exists if you would rather wait for that.
Upstream also ships an nginx service for the static frontend, but it
bind-mounts files from a checkout, so it cannot work standalone. I left it
out and said so in the example README rather than ship something that
half-works.
Section: I put it under Money, Budgeting & Management, next to TRSync,
as the nearest fit. Move it anywhere you prefer.
Validated locally with
docker compose config --quiet(the check your CIruns) — passes.