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@TRON_INC@trondao@justinsuntron
.@raptor_trade is building frontier data infrastructure on Solana with new storage engine, incremental deltas, 600K TPS, 6ms P98.
Architecture, reinvented = trades execution, blazing-fast.
We're proud to be among their first partners, powering it with our Solana RPC.
And yes, that 6ms P98 is on our infrastructure, now confirmed in production by a customer (@colosseum cypherpunk honorable mention btw) under real load.
The answer is raptor[dot] trade.
@SuperteamMY@ns@tuakdotsol
Everyone said @solana's data infrastructure was solved.
Our co-founder, Dominique spent 15 years in databases and knew it wasn't.
Birdeye and Codex proved the market existed. They built a great product. But here's what happens to every successful company: as they grow, they move further away from the builders actually using the data. Feedback loops slow down. Edge cases get ignored. Power users emerge, who don't fit the original product. The pricing model stops making sense. The latency stops being good enough.
This is where raptor[dot]trade found our opening.
Databases have been used the same way for 40+ years. ingest β recalculate β serve stale data. repeat. nobody challenged it because the pain wasn't visible enough, until a few seconds of latency (post-compute) can catastrophic for anyone running serious strategies.
So we built a new storage engine from scratch. incremental deltas only. No recalculation. ACID guarantees. 600K transactions per second. P98 latency of 6ms.
the result: 99.7% lower cost-to-serve. one URL swap to switch from Birdeye, and we will work with @getblockio and @Shyft_to as our first partners to launch this.
PayPal led to Stripe. Adobe led to Figma. Birdeye and Codex led to raptor[dot]trade.
The first generation proves the market. The second reimagines the architecture for the power users the first generation left behind.
That's where we aspire to beπ₯