Is the public internet too slow for the future of finance?
Austin Federa, CEO and co-founder of DoubleZero, joins David Sencil at Korea Blockchain Week 2026 in Seoul to talk about building a dedicated high-performance network for blockchains and markets, and why he thinks connectivity needs the same kind of shift the cloud brought to compute.
Federa explains how DoubleZero Edge delivers traditional-finance-style market data to venues like Hyperliquid, what the SEC no-action letter means for DoubleZero's token and contributors, and why crypto may need a Section 230-style framework so protocols can fight hacks without inheriting liability.
We cover:
- Why the public internet is a poor fit for time-sensitive financial data
- DoubleZero's mission to do for connectivity what the cloud did for compute
- How DoubleZero Edge streams order book data from venues like Hyperliquid
- Why AI could give everyday traders HFT-grade tools
- What the SEC no-action letter means for DoubleZero's token
- Crypto's Section 230 problem: stopping hacks without inheriting liability
- DoubleZero's token model, burns and the Amazon flywheel
Filmed at Korea Blockchain Week 2026.
Host: David Sencil
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