Unchained How DoubleZero Built a Faster Internet for Crypto and Helped All DePIN - Ep. 914
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Oct 2, 2025 Austin Federa, the co-founder of DoubleZero, discusses groundbreaking advancements in blockchain networking. He reveals how DoubleZero is developing a dedicated fiber network to enhance crypto transactions across five continents. The conversation dives into the implications of the SEC’s no-action letter for crypto and decentralized physical infrastructure networks (DePIN). They also explore how contributors can earn 2Z tokens, why speed is crucial for traders, and what a successful DoubleZero could mean for crypto’s future.
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Public Internet Limits Blockchain Speed
- Public internet routing is indirect and latency-prone, limiting distributed blockchain performance.
- High-performance blockchains need more deterministic, direct networking to reach their throughput potential.
Software Can Scale If Network Matches It
- Validator client benchmarks demonstrate software can handle huge TPS when networking is not the bottleneck.
- Networks like FireDancer showed million-transaction-per-second capability, but only over optimized networks.
A Virtual Dedicated Fiber Network
- DoubleZero composes independent fiber contributors into one virtual high-performance network.
- The network provides direct, low-latency routing and higher bandwidth between validators and RPCs globally.