Low-latency trading infrastructure for fragmented digital markets
Hey everyone š
We're Muhammad & Peter - co-founders of Sequence Markets.
TL;DR
Markets are becoming more fragmented than ever. New exchanges, new venues, new markets, and new contracts keep appearing every day. Finding the best price is hard enough. Expressing one trade across all of them is even harder.
Sequence lets users package one market view into one trade from one system. Under the hood, we built proprietary low-latency infrastructure, routing software, and venue connectivity so users get the speed, access, and transparency execution requires.
Our Launch Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CgTRZo3hPA&vq=hd1080
ā The problem
Execution is still fragmented across exchanges, onchain venues, spot markets, perps, prediction markets, and tokenized assets.
That means:
The result is worse execution, more operational drag, and less control.
š The solution
What Sequence enables:
What makes this possible:
Under the hood, we built proprietary low-latency infrastructure, routing software, and venue connectivity. On benchmark routes, our network is up to 2.5x faster than public-internet paths, and our internal latency is roughly 2 microseconds. That lets us support even latency-sensitive users like market makers, so the bottleneck is not our system.
Internal benchmark tests also show meaningful improvements in execution quality, including lower slippage and lower execution drag versus public-internet routing on benchmarked paths.
We are starting with crypto, where the pain is already real, and extending the same system across prediction markets and tokenized assets over time.
Early proof:
The ask
We're onboarding early users and would love intros to:
Links
Website: https://sequencemkts.com
Contact: founders@sequencemkts.com
Book a product call: https://calendly.com/d/cybb-9gw-629/sequence-markets-meeting
Team
Muhammad is a Waterloo engineer and former founding engineer at a unicorn who builds the low-level systems behind Sequence.
Peter was hired by the Toronto Stock Exchange at 17 and joined a $13B fund's trading team a year later.