DoubleZero Launched New Hyperliquid Market Data Feeds
The subscription-based service provides institutional-grade market information through dedicated fiber connections.
Updated on Sept. 24, 2026 in Stock Markets
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DoubleZero has launched five new subscription-based data feeds on its Edge platform. The service provides machine-readable market information to help market makers and algorithmic traders execute strategies.
Why it matters
By providing real-time data through dedicated fiber and distributed infrastructure, these feeds aim to enhance execution speed for quantitative firms and AI agents. This deployment marks a shift in how market participants access data from Hyperliquid native perpetual and real-world-asset markets.
The new service suite includes 5 distinct data feeds tracking native perpetual markets, real-world-asset markets, and order intents. Each subscription provides users with 2 IP addresses per region to facilitate connectivity.
The players
DoubleZero
A financial infrastructure provider that offers market-data feeds and trading connectivity.
Hyperion DeFi
A validator operator that supports the network infrastructure underlying these new market feeds.
MAVAN
A validator operator that manages network infrastructure to assist in data delivery.
Kinetiq
A validator operator providing infrastructure for market data distribution.
The details
The system utilizes infrastructure across distributed vantage points, including a primary node in Tokyo, to deliver data via dedicated fiber. By tracking order intents derived from the Hyperliquid mempool alongside native perpetual and real-world-asset markets, the service targets high-frequency participants. Operations are supported by validator partners including Hyperion DeFi, MAVAN, and Kinetiq to ensure data availability.
Timeline
September 24, 2026, at 10:00 ET: The data feed service officially went live.
Money Landscape
This release reflects the growing demand for low-latency, institutional-grade data access within the decentralized finance sector. It follows the precedent of expanding specialized infrastructure to bridge the gap between retail-facing exchanges and professional algorithmic trading needs.
Professional and institutional market participants may find these feeds useful for optimizing trade execution strategies. If you are an individual trader or investor, consider how specialized data access impacts your own execution speed and costs when discussing strategy with a financial professional.
The takeaway
The move by DoubleZero signals a continued professionalization of the data infrastructure surrounding decentralized perpetual markets. Keep an eye on how these dedicated fiber connections impact overall liquidity and price efficiency for the assets you track.
Further reading
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