LYS Labs: The Operating System for Solana’s Capital Markets

LYS Labs, a Web3 data infrastructure company focused on machine finance on Solana, has announced a series of strategic advancements aimed at enhancing its data capabilities and launching a new trading product, LYS Flash. The company recently completed Phase 1 of its development, which includes the public release of ultra-low latency, structured Solana data and the integration of its aggregated data in testnet with select partners. These milestones underscore LYS Labs’ rapid adoption and its positioning as a key player in the Solana ecosystem.

A critical component of LYS Labs’ expansion is its partnership with QuickNode, a leading Web3 infrastructure provider. Through this collaboration, LYS Labs delivers structured Solana data with latency as low as 14 milliseconds, enabling near-real-time access to wallet flows, token insights, and liquidity events from major decentralized exchanges (DEXes) like Meteora, Raydium, and Pump. This integration addresses the challenges of fragmented DEX contract logic and fee structures, streamlining execution for traders and developers. The reduced latency bridges the gap between data analysis and actionable insights, a critical advantage in high-frequency trading environments.

LYS Labs also joined the Chainlink Build on Solana Program, a collaboration designed to enhance technical support, cryptoeconomic security, and access to new decentralized application (dApp) integrations. Co-founder Andra Nicolau emphasized the value of this partnership, stating that the collaboration with Chainlink has already accelerated LYS Labs’ vision and will further strengthen the Solana ecosystem. The integration with Chainlink’s oracle infrastructure ensures tamper-proof pricing data and reinforces the reliability of LYS Labs’ data stack.

The company’s upcoming product, LYS Flash, is set to revolutionize Solana trading by optimizing transaction execution. Designed to abstract the complexities of decentralized exchange protocols, LYS Flash enables machines to transition from signal detection to settlement in under 36 milliseconds. This includes managing priority fees, MEV protection, and suboptimal fill avoidance, which are critical for high-speed trading strategies. The product’s launch follows strong demand for structured blockchain data, as evidenced by LYS Labs’ early traction: over 620 active users, 16 billion events processed, and 14+ terabytes of data transferred in its first month.

Developer engagement has been a cornerstone of LYS Labs’ growth. The launch of the LYS Developer Portal and Builders Program has attracted hundreds of developers, providing access to APIs, structured datasets, and community support. Co-founder Marian Oancea, a veteran in blockchain infrastructure, highlighted the importance of transforming raw Solana data into AI-ready insights. He noted that the company’s mission is to become the “operating system for internet capital markets,” enabling traders, protocols, and autonomous agents to execute strategies at the speed of the chain.

LYS Labs’ seed round, which secured funding from Alchemy Ventures, Auros Global, and Frachtis, has further fueled its expansion. The company’s focus on low-latency data and execution aligns with the growing demand for real-time insights in decentralized finance (DeFi). As Solana continues to attract institutional interest—bolstered by potential ETF approvals and network upgrades like Alpenglow—LYS Labs’ infrastructure positions itself as a foundational layer for the next generation of programmable finance.