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DoubleZero Foundation has launched the public beta of Edge, a platform dedicated to distributing onchain market data. The initiative targets a structural issue for onchain market participants: Solana block data is currently distributed over the public internet, which can introduce unpredictable latency and lead trading firms to combine multiple APIs, RPCs, and CDN connections with different performance limits.
Edge replaces the existing distribution approach with multicast, a data distribution standard used by traditional exchanges for decades. Validators publish shreds directly into a multicast stream over DoubleZero’s dedicated fiber network. The data is sent once and replicated at the network level, reaching subscribers in a single hop from the leader, without a relay tree and without positional advantages among participants.
DoubleZero says Solana shreds arrive, on average, 6 milliseconds faster through Edge than with other distribution services. It also reports larger gains under high congestion or network degradation: over 20 milliseconds in Europe, over 80 milliseconds in the U.S., and over 100 milliseconds in Asia. The overall improvement at the 95th percentile is reported as 28 milliseconds versus Jito shredstream.
At launch, 379 validators are publishing shreds to Edge, representing approximately 43% of Solana’s total stake. Initial launch partners include Jito, Triton, Staking Facilities, and Harmonic.
Edge subscribers receive data described as “raw,” meaning the same UDP packets emitted by the leader, with no prior processing by intermediaries. Reconstruction, decoding, and strategy logic are handled entirely on the subscriber’s side.
Access to Edge is permissionless. Payment is made in USDC per device per epoch, with an epoch duration of approximately two days. DoubleZero lists current prices through May 2026 ranging from $30 to $100 USDC per epoch depending on the city.
Revenue is distributed automatically each epoch: 50% to network contributors, 32.5% to validators originating shreds, and 17.5% to protocol client teams. An additional 10% is allocated to a protocol burn mechanism.
DoubleZero says the platform is designed to incorporate additional data feeds beyond Solana shreds, including CEX data, prediction markets, and order-by-order data from traditional exchanges.
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