3) We're spending a lot of the next month focusing on latency and capacity on FTX.
We're hoping that we can get a ~5-10x increase in how many orders and trades FTX's matching engine can handle each second out of it.
We're also hoping to shave ~10ms off of median latency.
4) We'll give updates as they roll out on this, though it'll be a few weeks before the first are ready.
Already, though, FTX's capacity has doubled this month.
5) We're also reworking some ratelimits. Sorry for the premature rollout this week; the feedback we got was super valuable. We'll have an updated proposal sent out shortly to high volume users.
6) Together these, should help fight the 99th percentile latency--how long it takes to process orders in the 200ms after BTC moves 1%.
7) We've also recently launched stock trading on FTX!
11) Finally, these have been record-setting times for FTX volume; it's been above $1b/day even on weekends.
You can see our ever-expanding product offerings here: ftx.com/markets
And you can see the impact of that volume in the weekly FTT burns: ftx.com/ftt
12) From futures to spot to stocks to MOVE to fiat (did you know we have local intrabank EUR, AUD, USD, and BRL with no limits?), FTX's universe is always growing.
13) And finally -- more pictures from the Antigua office expansion:
14) @ftx_us has had some recent news too, including adding support for Washington state!
And some cool stuff coming out over the rest of the year.
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