wtf is gobit-challange?

This project is a currency exchange rate tracker built for a GOBIT Camp training program. It automatically pulls live exchange rates from a third-party service, stores them in a database, and exposes them through a simple web API that anyone can query. You can ask it for the latest rates for a specific currency like the Turkish Lira, or browse the full history of every rate it has collected. The system works as a pipeline with several connected stages. First, a component fetches exchange rate data from an external API service. That data gets passed into a message queue, which acts as a waiting room that hands the data off to another component responsible for saving it into a database. Finally, a separate web server reads from that database and makes the rates available through API endpoints you can call from your browser or any app. All of these pieces run together using a single setup command. The API offers two main endpoints. One lets you request all stored exchange rate records, returning a chronological list with rates for USD, EUR, and TRY along with timestamps. The other lets you filter down to just the most recent record for a specific currency, so you can quickly check the current rate without sifting through historical data. All times are stored and displayed in UTC. This would be useful for anyone building a fintech app, a dashboard, or any product that needs to display or reference currency exchange rates. For example, a small e-commerce platform could use it to show prices in multiple currencies, or a budgeting app could pull historical rates to convert past transactions. The README does not go into much detail beyond the basic setup steps and API structure, which is consistent with this being a demo or training exercise rather than a production-ready product.