Landing Speed as Alpha: What Market Makers Actually Need from Transaction Infrastructure

​As institutional and market making activity on-chain accelerates, the conversation is shifting toward a question that rarely gets discussed in public: how much does transaction landing speed actually matter to trading performance.

Join us for a practitioner roundtable exploring how transaction infrastructure, execution speed, and MEV shape market making performance on-chain, hosted by P2P.org in collaboration with Flowdesk.

Our panel of industry experts will discuss where on-chain liquidity is concentrating today, what landing speed actually costs a market maker when it's missing, and what still needs to mature before more market makers commit real size on-chain.

Topics we'll explore:

• ​The liquidity landscape: where is on-chain liquidity concentrating today, and what's changed over the past year?

• ​Landing speed as alpha: how does transaction infrastructure actually affect market making performance?

• ​MEV and execution costs: what does slippage and MEV really cost a market maker operating on-chain?

• ​What's still missing: what needs to mature before more market makers commit size on-chain?

​Whether you're running a market making desk, building trading infrastructure, or evaluating on-chain execution for the first time, this session will offer a practical look at what actually determines performance once a trade has to land on-chain.

Date: 21 October // Time: 4:30PM (CET)

Speakers will be announced in the coming weeks.