Over $46 trillion in stablecoins was transacted last year!

    The lion's share of that volume are institutional quants, high-frequency trading (HFT) firms, and market makers.

    But they’ve always faced one huge problem:

    Where do they run their algorithms? They historically had to choose. Centralized exchanges are fast, but they enforce massive counterparty risk. If you choose into self-custody of a decentralized exchange, you get slow, expensive and fragmented experience.

    Even a star like Hyperliquid (an amazing idea) is not bright enough to onboard big institutional traders. As fast as they are, the chain still hits the physics wall of consensus latency. But a state-channel mesh network like Yellow entirely bypasses that wall.

    We're moving the actual trade execution off-chain. Blockchain is strictly used for escrow and final settlement. This way we provide a highly deterministic, low-latency environment that solves the three biggest bottlenecks for professional desks:

    (i) Execution with true custody. By bypassing L1 consensus, you completely eliminate latency variance. Algorithms can maintain CEX-grade, sub-millisecond speeds without taking on exchange counterparty risk.

    (ii) Uncapped quoting density. We strip gas fees from individual trades, so traders can sustain their message rates (e.g., quoting razor-thin spreads) without bleeding their edge to network overhead.

    (iii) Unified capital deployment. Rather than fracturing their margin across isolated chains and taking on bridge risk, a clearing mesh network natively aggregates global liquidity.

    Yellow is incredible infra for traders fighting over fractions of a penny.

    Alexis Sirkia ,Yellow captain
    byu/badplayz99 inCryptoTechnology



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