Come be the first to learn about @harmonic_gg preconfs, what they are, where they come from, what you use them for, and how to get them! Streaming with @s4bs94 in a few minutes! xitter.cf/i/broadcasts/1AxRnZbpO…

A customer ran their own test: Triton vs Helius preconfs, four regions, same transactions. Whose preconfs reached their client first? Their numbers, not ours.

Triton Preconfs is live, with our first partner BAM by @jito. Each Solana transaction reaches you the moment the leader's scheduler accepts it, over gRPC, before the block is built, executed, or cut into shreds. About 91% arrive ahead of a Geyser stream.

Two launches today, and together they're the fastest streaming products on Solana! 🌊 Riptide, our new low-latency endpoint for Dragon's Mouth gRPC. Same stream, same filters, same SDKs, same tokens, same price. One URL change and you're on it 🚀 Triton Shred Streaming (in beta), raw shreds forwarded straight to your servers from New York, London, Amsterdam, Frankfurt and Tokyo, sourced over @DoubleZero's private fibre 💰 Coming soon: a $50,000 trading competition with @DoubleZero. Trade on institutional rails, win on strategy

You can now check RPC provider latency and reliability directly on the @solana website. The dashboard shows metrics for all major providers. Don't take your provider's word for it. Verify it for yourself! Link to the dashboard in the comments 👇

Solana's read layer 2.0 is now open source: Superbank (history) and Cloudbreak (accounts), marking the end of vendor lock-in for chain access. Querying @solana should feel like calling a real database, so we built exactly that. 🟣Lightning-fast account reads with dynamic indexes from your query patterns 🟣Your own queryable copy of Solana history, with no indexing logic to write 🟣More performant than Agave, while running on commodity hardware Fork it, run it, improve it. It's yours 🌊🧵xitter.cf/solana_devs/status/206…

Real progress on @solana has always come from open source 🌊

If you stream Solana data, you're probably using Yellowstone gRPC, Triton's Geyser plugin for real-time access to accounts, transactions, slots, and blocks as the node processes them. We're constantly making it faster and easier to use, and recently, we've closed two more gaps that teams have been solving in-house. 🟣 Auto-reconnect with a ~1,000-slot replay window Low-latency streams are stateless, so if a connection drops (network blip, server restart, etc.), you lose your place, have no way to know what data you missed, and can't reconnect automatically. Yellowstone gRPC client now handles all of it in one config call, delivering: - Exponential backoff - Slot-checkpointed resume from the last completed block - Dedup layer that drops replay duplicates before they reach your handler Learn more → blog.triton.one/built-in-aut… 🟣 Compressed account filters for 10x smaller subscribe requests A subscribe request for 1M accounts weighs ~44 MB on the wire, and every add or remove operation triggers a full filter rebuild, forcing teams to shard across multiple connections. The new CompressedFilterSet field encodes your tracked accounts as a Cuckoo filter on the wire, providing: - 10x lighter requests: 1M accounts drop to ~4 MB - O(1) inserts and removes - <1% false-positive rate, caught client-side against your exact in-memory set Learn more → blog.triton.one/compressed-f…

NEW sendtx endpoint: direct HTTP path for sending Solana transactions, with SWQoS included by default. Landing fast on Solana comes down to three things: low sending latency, fewer network hops, and stake-weighted QoS. Yellowstone Jet, our specialised sending engine, already covers all three, but the standard sendTransaction path still leaves some processing overhead on the table. It wraps your signed transaction in a JSON-RPC envelope that the server has to parse before it even sees it. New sendtx drops it entirely, letting you POST the raw bytes, or a base58/base64 string, directly to Jet: 🟣No server-side JSON parsing 🟣Smaller request, less bandwidth used 🟣Browsers skip the CORS preflight round-trip 🟣Runs over HTTP/3 and QUIC 🟣SWQoS on by default Live on every Triton endpoint, and open-sourced in yellowstone-jet.

A must-read for indexers, analytics, compliance, and any pipeline where missing a block isn't an option. We broke down: - Why stateless streams fail on completeness - How the cursor helps you backfill the gaps - How to get deterministic slot ordering blog.triton.one/yellowstone-…

Old Faithful + JetStreamer = supersonic backfills 🚀