DoubleZero Adds Phoenix Perps Data to Edge Platform
DoubleZero Foundation integrates Phoenix perpetual futures onto its Edge platform, offering traders a speed advantage of more than 750 milliseconds on Solana data.
DoubleZero Foundation announced Tuesday that trading firms can now access perpetual futures market data from Phoenix through its multi-venue Edge platform, giving subscribers a latency edge of more than 750 milliseconds on Solana-based derivatives pricing.
The integration marks an expansion of Edge's coverage into Solana perpetual futures, a segment that has drawn increased institutional attention as decentralized derivatives trading volumes have grown. By routing Phoenix perps data through its infrastructure, DoubleZero positions Edge as a consolidated feed for firms seeking speed-sensitive exposure to on-chain markets.
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A latency advantage measured in hundreds of milliseconds can be material for algorithmic trading strategies that depend on reacting to price dislocations before competitors. DoubleZero's Edge platform is designed to compress the time between market events and subscriber notification across multiple venues simultaneously, rather than requiring firms to build and maintain separate connections.
The announcement, made from New York, reflects a broader industry push to bring the performance characteristics of traditional high-frequency trading infrastructure to decentralized finance markets built on high-throughput blockchains such as Solana. Phoenix, operating as a perpetual futures venue on that network, becomes one of the named data sources now available within the DoubleZero ecosystem.
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