DoubleZero Edge Beta: 28ms Faster Solana Block Views
DoubleZero Edge Beta: 28ms Faster Solana Block Views
DoubleZero Edge Beta has launched, offering 28ms faster Solana block views. This platform is dedicated to onchain market data distribution.
Introduction to DoubleZero Edge
DoubleZero Edge is a game-changer for Solana block data distribution. It replaces the traditional model with multicast, used by traditional exchanges for decades. Validators publish shreds directly into a multicast stream over DoubleZero’s dedicated fiber network.
Benefits of Multicast
The data is sent once and replicated at the network level, reaching all subscribers in a single hop from the leader, with no relay tree and no positional advantages among participants. This results in 20-100ms faster Solana shreds arrival in different regions.
Performance Comparison
On average, Solana shreds arrive 6 milliseconds faster through Edge than with other distribution services. Under high congestion or network degradation conditions, the advantage is amplified: over 20 milliseconds in Europe, over 80 milliseconds in the U.S., and over 100 milliseconds in Asia.
Key Features and Economic Model
Access to Edge is permissionless, with payments in USDC per device per epoch. Revenue is distributed automatically each epoch: 50% to network contributors, 32.5% to validators, and 17.5% to protocol client teams. An additional 10% goes toward a protocol burn mechanism.
Key Takeaways
- DoubleZero Edge Beta offers 28ms faster Solana block views.
- The platform uses multicast for data distribution, reducing latency.
- Revenue is distributed automatically among network contributors, validators, and protocol client teams.
- Access to Edge is permissionless, with payments in USDC per device per epoch.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is DoubleZero Edge?
DoubleZero Edge is a platform dedicated to onchain market data distribution, offering faster Solana block views.
How does the economic model work?
Revenue is distributed automatically each epoch among network contributors, validators, and protocol client teams, with an additional 10% going toward a protocol burn mechanism.
