BSO and CryptoStruct cut Binance market data latency with new Tokyo–London microwave route at low costs
BSO and CryptoStruct are further strengthening their partnership by introducing a new solution for delivering low-latency Binance market data into LD4.
To meet growing global demand for high-speed market data, the solution pairs CryptoStruct’s normalized, low-latency Binance market data with BSO’s newly deployed directional microwave (RF) connectivity between Tokyo and London.
This new solution delivers Binance top-of-book data into London with a server-to-server latency of below 66 ms, up to ~3 ms faster than existing fiber connections, giving traders a decisive edge when executing latency-sensitive strategies and competing for liquidity.
Iain Clarke, Head of Sales at CryptoStruct, comments: “Delivering low-latency market data via microwave technology at an attractive and accessible price point enables a broad range of trading firms to benefit from infrastructure that was previously out of reach—effectively democratizing low-latency capabilities in crypto markets.”
Matthew Lempriere, Head of Sales at BSO, added: “Our long-term partnership with CryptoStruct is centred on providing our clients with the fastest, most reliable market data solutions, ensuring they have a decisive edge in today’s latency-sensitive crypto landscape.”
This development comes as institutional proprietary trading firms, market makers, and other latency-sensitive participants continue to expand their footprint in crypto markets. Both BSO and CryptoStruct have observed a clear increase in demand for faster and more efficient global data distribution — a need this enhanced collaboration directly addresses.
Following the initial deployment of Binance top-of-book data via RF connectivity, market data from additional Japan-based crypto exchanges — including HTX, Gate.io, Crypto.com, Hyperliquid, BitMEX, and, following the completion of its migration to AWS Japan, OKX — can also be delivered into London. The solution can further be extended to other European locations, such as Dublin or Stockholm, enabling flexible rollout options for firms operating across multiple trading hubs.