According to ChainCatcher, OKX founder Star said the team completed a major engineering milestone last week, moving its high-traffic core trading system from one country to another with zero user-visible downtime. The only impact was a temporary latency increase of roughly 30-40 minutes. The team believes this may be an industry first at a similar scale.
According to ChainCatcher, OKX founder Star said in a tweet that the team completed a major engineering milestone last week: relocating its high-traffic core trading system from one country to another with zero user-visible downtime. The only impact was a temporary latency increase lasting around 30 to 40 minutes. The team believes this may be an industry first at a similar scale, noting that moving a critical trading system while keeping service uninterrupted, data intact, and trading continuous is extremely difficult.
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