Where to Host a Crypto Trading Bot: VPS Location and Latency
Choosing regions, providers and redundancy for low-latency crypto execution.
Choosing regions, providers and redundancy for low-latency crypto execution.
Measure routes
Test network path to RPCs, exchanges and block engines from candidate regions; geographic distance alone is insufficient.
Failure domains
Use redundant hosts and providers without sharing the same network or cloud region.
Clock and kernel
Monitor clock drift, packet loss, CPU steal and connection reuse before micro-optimizing application code.
Operational trade-off
The fastest region is not useful without secure access, backups, monitoring and a tested recovery path.
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