DoubleZero Adds Binance Spot and Futures Data to Edge Network

DoubleZero has added Binance spot and futures data as the fifth venue on its Edge market-data platform, according to CryptoNews. The integration brings Binance alongside Solana, Kalshi, Hyperliquid, and Phoenix on the network.

According to DoubleZero co-founder Austin Federa, the addition provides exchange-published data via a dedicated fiber network using multicast distribution. The service delivers top-of-book information and completed transactions across all symbols on Binance spot and futures feeds.

Open Access to Market Feeds

Federa stated that the platform aims to address concerns regarding speed imbalances between professional trading firms and ordinary users. By offering subscriptions to anyone willing to pay, DoubleZero seeks to prevent faster delivery routes from remaining private rails at unreachable price levels.

Since its launch in April, Edge has recorded more than 2,000 user connections. The service operates as a read-only distribution platform that does not submit, route, or execute user orders.

Unified Format Across Venues

Edge utilizes a common data format designed to reduce operational overhead for trading teams connecting to multiple venues. Subscribers can ingest information from various exchanges and blockchains without building separate integrations for each source.

Key facts

• Binance spot and futures feeds joined Edge as its fifth venue in six months.
• DoubleZero sources its Binance feed from exchange-published data ingested in Tokyo.
• The platform has recorded over 2,000 user connections since going live in April.
• Edge provides a unified data format to eliminate separate venue translation work.