sometimes i look at a bad trade and wonder if i actually got the market wrong, or just got the information late because there's a lot happening between a market moving and that information reaching whatever system is watching it and even "seeing the market" can mean different things top of book gives you the best available bid and ask, while market by order gives you a much more granular view of the individual orders making up the book so now i'm more interested in what happens before that data even reaches the system DoubleZero Edge now carries Hyperliquid market data across native perpetual markets and trade[XYZ] HIP-3 markets, with four feeds across those two data levels @doublezero says Edge uses multicast over dedicated fiber to distribute machine-readable data, with no per-stream caps, rather than relying on public internet routes not saying this suddenly makes anyone trade better it's just interesting to see the infrastructure around an active onchain market getting this much attention, because how complete the data is and how reliably it gets delivered can change what a system actually sees.