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DoubleZero Foundation Announces Binance Market Data Integration for Edge

The feed covers spot and futures markets and makes Binance the platform’s fifth venue and first centralized exchange.

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Fiber-optic cables connect through a Tokyo network distribution panel / TokenPost.ai
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DoubleZero Foundation announced the addition of Binance spot and futures market data to Edge, expanding the platform’s consolidated feed to its fifth venue and first centralized exchange.

The announcement came Oct. 7 at 10:08 p.m. ET (Oct. 8, 2:08 a.m. UTC). The Binance feed includes top-of-book quotes, which show the best available buy and sell prices, along with completed trades for all symbols.

The data is ingested in Tokyo and distributed through multicast over DoubleZero’s dedicated-fiber network. It uses the same normalized format as Edge’s existing feeds from Solana, Kalshi, Hyperliquid and Phoenix.

Edge had more than 2,000 user connections after launching in April 2026. The figure counts connections and does not necessarily represent individual customers.

The Binance addition broadens Edge beyond on-chain and prediction-market data into centralized-exchange markets. It follows DoubleZero’s earlier launch of Hyperliquid market-data feeds on Edge.

DoubleZero co-founder Austin Federa said Binance is an important venue for price discovery and that Edge makes its market signal available to traders globally.

“Binance is one of the few venues where price discovery happens, and Edge puts that signal in front of traders, wherever they are in the world,” Federa said.

The Binance integration adds centralized-exchange data to Edge’s existing multi-venue infrastructure while preserving a common format for market participants using the platform.

Simon Yoon

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Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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