one thing that makes trading interesting in web3 is how much timing can matter you can have a solid strategy, good liquidity, and the right market signals, but getting important data a little too late can still affect how quickly you react to an opportunity that's why Low Latency Trading Infrastructure is worth paying attention to blockchain networks constantly move data between nodes around the world. making that process faster and more consistent could open up new possibilities for traders, market makers, and applications that depend on timely information @get_optimum has already brought its mump2p protocol to ethereum mainnet, focusing on faster block propagation for validators. now, the team has also highlighted trading as its next area of interest i think this is a pretty interesting direction. data acceleration doesn't have to matter only for validators. the trading side of web3 could benefit from better network infrastructure too curious to see how far Optimum can take this beyond validator performance