Send me a private message for the actual assignment that needs to be completed. I’m working on a Python assignment that requires me to build a TCP-based solution capable of speaking two custom protocols: one for Bitcoin and another for general Stock Market feeds. The goal is strictly data-fetching; no automated trading or analytical layer is necessary at this stage. What matters is that the program can open a raw TCP connection, negotiate the appropriate protocol handshake, and continuously stream real-time price data for both markets. Here’s what I need from you: • A clean, well-commented Python 3 codebase that sets up the TCP client, handles the Bitcoin and Stock Market protocol handshakes, subscribes to the correct real-time channels, and prints or stores incoming tick data. • Minimal external dependencies—standard library plus anything unavoidable (e.g., asyncio, websockets if the feed insists on it). • A short README explaining how to run the script, expected arguments (host, port, symbol list, etc.), and how the incoming data is structured. • A brief note on how you framed each protocol exchange so I can reference it in my report. For acceptance, I’ll run the script against publicly available demo endpoints (or locally mocked ones if you provide them) and verify that live Bitcoin and stock price updates stream in over plain TCP without manual intervention.