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Compress the path from signal to inclusion.

Multi-chain infrastructure for backrun and arbitrage searchers, spanning signals, state synchronization, and transaction submission.

01Acquire signals
02Synchronize state
03Compute opportunity
04Submit transactions

Infrastructure that gives alpha more time

Your strategy finds the opportunity. BlockRazor shortens the infrastructure path around calculation and risk control.

01

Acquire signals

Receive pending transactions, blocks, shreds, or sequencer data earlier.

02

Synchronize state

Keep local state current enough for simulation and risk checks.

03

Compute opportunity

Run proprietary parsing, simulation, filtering, and transaction construction.

04

Submit transactions

Route raw transactions or bundles to the relevant execution path.

One framework, chain-native paths

Select signals, state, and submission services according to each network's data and ordering model.

Two execution paths in practice

BSC

Backrun public or private orderflow

Combine the relevant mempool with current local state, then submit a backrun bundle through Orderflow Auction or directly to BlockRazor Builder.

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  1. Public or Private Mempool
  2. Simulation against current state
  3. Bundle submission
Robinhood Chain

Arbitrage with or without a local node

Use Node-required Feed for continuous state, or Direct Feed for latest-block signals, then submit signed transactions through regional endpoints.

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  1. Sequencer Feed
  2. State and strategy computation
  3. Raw transaction or batch

FAQ

01What infrastructure does a backrun or arbitrage searcher need?

A production searcher typically needs a suitable signal source, current state for simulation and risk checks, proprietary strategy logic, and a submission path aligned with the target chain.

02Can a signal stream replace complete chain state?

No. Block and transaction streams provide signals, but strategies that depend on complete world state still need a reliable local node or another state source.

03How should I choose between public and private orderflow on BSC?

Use Public Mempool for transactions already propagating publicly. Use Private Mempool only for authorized disclosed orderflow, and keep the subscription and bundle-submission region aligned.

04How should I choose between Node-required and Direct Feed on Robinhood Chain?

Use Node-required Feed when the strategy needs sequential blocks and complete local state. Use Direct Feed when the latest signal matters more and skipped intermediate blocks are acceptable.

05Does lower latency guarantee inclusion or profit?

No. Inclusion and profitability still depend on transaction validity, fees, bids, block space, chain state, builder or sequencer behavior, and market competition.

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