DoubleZero Added Binance Data to Edge Platform
The platform now supports five trading venues, distributing exchange data via dedicated fiber to level the playing field.
Updated on Oct. 12, 2026 in Data Centers
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The DoubleZero Foundation has added Binance spot and futures data to its Edge platform, marking the fifth venue now available on the network. The service, which connects via dedicated fiber, provides top-of-book and trade information sourced directly from Tokyo.
Why it matters
The platform aims to democratize market access by preventing high-frequency trading firms from maintaining an exclusive speed advantage over other participants. This expansion into major crypto venues builds on a series of feed integrations throughout 2026.
The Edge platform currently hosts five distinct trading venues following the Binance integration. Data is transmitted using multicast technology over dedicated fiber to ensure consistent delivery to all subscribers.
The players
DoubleZero Foundation
An organization focused on providing open access to market data through high-speed infrastructure to reduce institutional speed advantages.
Binance
A major cryptocurrency exchange providing the spot and futures market data now ingested into the Edge network.
Kalshi
A prediction market exchange that first integrated its order book data with the Edge platform in August.
Hyperliquid
A decentralized trading protocol that added five data feeds to the Edge platform in September.
The details
DoubleZero sources Binance market information directly from the exchange, ingesting the data in Tokyo. Subscribers access the information through a private tunnel and a specialized software connector designed for trading systems. The service distributes the data via multicast—a networking method that sends a single data stream to multiple receivers simultaneously—to provide low-latency market signals.
Timeline
April 2026: The Edge platform officially went live.
August 12, 2026: Kalshi opened its order book to Edge subscribers.
September 24, 2026: DoubleZero launched five Hyperliquid data feeds.
October 7, 2026: DoubleZero announced the addition of Binance spot and futures data.
The Tech Race
DoubleZero aims to disrupt the traditional model where private fiber optic networks provide proprietary speed advantages to exclusive trading firms. This initiative shifts market infrastructure away from closed-gate systems toward a broader, multicast-based access model.
Professional traders and systems requiring low-latency data can now access Binance feeds through paid subscriptions on the Edge platform. This service requires specific hardware and software connectors to interface with the private fiber tunnel.
The takeaway
DoubleZero is standardizing access to exchange data to prevent information asymmetry in professional trading. Market participants should monitor future feed additions to the Edge platform to see which exchanges follow the current five-venue lineup.
Further reading
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