BTPXS Upgrades Its Proprietary Engine: Matching Speed Surpasses 30,000 TPS, Powering Global High-Frequency Trading Infrastructure

BTPXS Upgrades Its Proprietary Engine: Matching Speed Surpasses 30,000 TPS, Powering Global High-Frequency Trading Infrastructure

UK-based fintech company DATANEST RESEARCH LIMITED today announced a major technical milestone for its self-developed cryptocurrency trading platform BTPXS, which has successfully completed a core engine upgrade. The platform’s matching speed now exceeds 30,000 transactions per second (TPS), significantly enhancing overall trading efficiency and concurrent capacity. This technical breakthrough marks a new phase in BTPXS’s capabilities in high-frequency processing, distributed deployment, and global trading stability.

Matching Speed Surpasses 30,000 TPS, Delivering Next-Level User Experience

The upgrade was led by DATANEST’s internal blockchain engineering team over a three-month development cycle. The latest version of the engine features deep optimizations to its concurrent matching modules, including restructured memory partitioning, refined order flow splitting, and advanced latency tolerance mechanisms. Post-upgrade, BTPXS demonstrated a stable 30,000 TPS throughput in testing environments, while reducing order execution latency to under 40 milliseconds, maintaining peak stability even during periods of intense user activity and trading volume.

“We’ve never used out-of-the-box frameworks or white-label systems. Every line of code was built based on our deep understanding of trading architecture,” said DATANEST’s Chief Technology Officer. “This upgrade marks a major step forward in bringing BTPXS to enterprise-grade infrastructure standards, and underscores our long-standing commitment to technical autonomy.”

Global Node Deployment Reinforces Concurrency and Low-Latency Delivery

To complement the performance upgrade, BTPXS has completed a new round of infrastructure optimization. The platform has already deployed strategic trading nodes across the United States, Germany, Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan, and aims to expand to over 12 high-availability global nodes by the end of 2025. This global rollout will enable localized matching, real-time sync, and cross-regional fault tolerance.

Currently, BTPXS supports 20+ major cryptocurrency trading pairs, with users spanning more than 40 countries and regions. At peak times, concurrent users have exceeded 3.5 million, and with this latest upgrade, the platform is now capable of handling over 5 million simultaneous trading sessions, addressing the growing global demand for fast, stable digital asset trading.

Built for the Future: Laying Infrastructure for AI Compute Payments

As the flagship product of DATANEST RESEARCH LIMITED, BTPXS is not only a high-performance trading platform but also a foundational layer for the group’s broader vision in Web3 and AI-based applications. The platform will integrate deeply with the upcoming DAICE (Decentralized Artificial Intelligence Computing Exchange) ecosystem, serving as a settlement engine for global AI model training and compute transactions.

About BTPXS

BTPXS is a self-developed cryptocurrency trading platform launched by UK fintech firm DATANEST RESEARCH LIMITED, designed to offer secure, high-speed, and low-latency digital asset trading. Powered by a proprietary matching engine and distributed infrastructure, BTPXS provides professional-grade trading capabilities to institutions and individuals around the world.

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