Native Mobile Architecture
Building on Unity and native Swift/Kotlin frameworks. We optimize render cycles for persistent 60fps rendering even under heavy API polling loads.
- • Metal / Vulkan Support
- • Background Thread Sync
- • Asset Bundle Streaming
Our stack is designed for zero-latency data ingestion and fluid rendering. We bridge the gap between financial precision and entertainment.
Building on Unity and native Swift/Kotlin frameworks. We optimize render cycles for persistent 60fps rendering even under heavy API polling loads.
WebSocket streams directly into game state. Visualize market volatility through particle density and UI elasticity. This is the "Candle" interface.
A strict monochromatic design philosophy. High contrast, brutalist geometry, and functional minimalism. Every pixel serves a data purpose.
Ingesting API ticks. The engine converts raw integers into visual feedback—screen shake, color shifts, and audio pitch changes.
Final rendering. The loop closes. We ensure the player's decision-making speed matches the volatility of the integrated asset.
| Parameter | Standard Development | CHRIARA Methodology |
|---|---|---|
| Data Latency | 200-500ms (Typical) | < 50ms (Predictive) |
| Visual Feedback | UI Updates / Modals | Environmental / Haptic |
| Philosophy | Gamification of Finance | Finance as Gameplay |
By utilizing negative space and strictly monospaced typography for critical values, we reduce eye strain during high-frequency monitoring.
Understanding the core concept requires a shift in perspective. We are not building "games with finance features." We are building financial instruments that use game engines for rendering. The "Candle" represents the heartbeat of the market.
Scenario: A trading firm required a desktop dashboard that alerted traders to "Candle" spikes (volatility bursts).
Solution: We built a Unity wrapper that accepted WebSockets. When a "Candle" formed, the entire UI background
shifted 1% in luminance, and a haptic pulse was sent to connected mobile devices (if permitted by OS).
Result: Traders reacted 0.8 seconds faster on average. The design was strictly monochromatic to prevent color-blindness issues.
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