ICYMI: In our last post, we broke down why Robinhood chose Arbitrum Orbit for its tokenized stock platform, not because Solana lacked performance (it doesn’t, especially with current and upcoming offchain upgrades that push finality to just 150 ms), but because Solana didn’t offer complete control over transaction
As crypto applications expand into real-world domains like finance, AI, DePIN, and retail trading, they are beginning to hit infrastructure ceilings. On Solana, for instance, over 95% of high-frequency trading (HFT) transactions still fail due to unpredictable execution, highlighting a growing gap between what modern apps demand and what monolithic
Solana has cemented its position as a high-throughput, low-latency network, made to handle thousands of transactions per second with low fees. Consumer applications, institutions, and enterprises are all choosing Solana as the blockchain for mass adoption. When Solana experiences unprecedented volume, however, there is often a high rate of failed
Raiku reimagines how applications interact with Solana through infrastructure products that improve scalability, reliability and performance.