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A classroom simulation of investment risk, for finance and economics courses. Students divide their wealth between a safe and a risky asset from their phones, the market resolves on the projector, and
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Finance simulation built for in class learning with students
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A live, in-class simulation where a professor hosts a session and students join
from their phones/laptops to split their wealth between a safe and a
risky asset each round. Built on Next.js (App Router) + TypeScript,
Supabase (Postgres / Auth / Realtime), Tailwind, Recharts, and
qrcode.react. Replaces a manual spreadsheet.
Security is a first-class requirement. The threat model is a curious CS
student with browser dev tools and the public anon key. See
Security model and the hardening checklist.Read the full README ↗The full README is unavailable right now. Read it at the original link. The saved excerpt is shown below.
A live, in-class simulation where a professor hosts a session and students join
from their phones/laptops to split their wealth between a safe and a
risky asset each round. Built on Next.js (App Router) + TypeScript,
Supabase (Postgres / Auth / Realtime), Tailwind, Recharts, and
qrcode.react. Replaces a manual spreadsheet.
Security is a first-class requirement. The threat model is a curious CS
student with browser dev tools and the public anon key. See
Security model and the hardening checklist.Read the full README ↗