the execution stack underneath your edge. co-located execution stacks running across CEX (Binance, OKX, Bybit) and major perp-DEXes in production today.
explicit scope — what lands in your repo by the end of the engagement.
everything below is code in your repo, not a deck. p50 target: 12ms.
language + library choices we lean on by default. open to your house stack if you have one.
we work across every major ecosystem. each chain has different latency, MEV, and primitives — the page per chain explains how we adapt.
the settlement layer most of crypto routes through.
the venue where speed and throughput stop being a constraint.
Coinbase's L2 — retail-distribution funnel turned execution layer.
deepest perp-DEX liquidity outside the centralized venues.
OP-Stack origin — Superchain ecosystem coordinator.
subnets give you a private execution lane when latency matters more than composability.
where Asian retail volume actually lives.
Move's object model lets you write contracts that don't ship with re-entrancy risk by default.
Move with a different threading model — Block-STM parallelism, account-based state.
the perp-DEX that is the chain — and now the chain that runs your strategy too.
EVM with parallel execution + pipelined consensus — 10k TPS target, full Solidity compatibility.
Proof-of-Liquidity — validator rewards routed through liquidity provision instead of staking.
on-chain perpetual exchange — order book, oracle, liquidation.
user-deposited capital, professionally managed on-chain.
price feeds that don't get gamed and don't go stale.
private orderflow, sandwich resistance, builder routing.
moving value across chains without the bridge being the failure mode.
Fixed-scope first engagement (typically 4–8 weeks). After that, retainer or another fixed scope — your choice. We don't push monthly minimums.
6–10 weeks for a v1 you can run capital on — enough to be measurably profitable, not so much that nothing ships.
Your repo, from day one. We push to your GitHub / GitLab. CI runs in your account. We're contributors, not landlords.