Cortex AI Infrastructure is an institutional-grade open-source crypto arbitrage bot framework for low-latency multi-chain data routing across TON, Solana, and EVM layers. The engine optimizes high-frequency distributed pipelines to eliminate execution lag and network jitter.
Core Technical Modules:
1. Cross-Exchange Telemetry Scanner: Monitors order book depth and spreads across 18 venues concurrently (Binance, ByBit, OKX, HTX) with zero thread-locking.
2. Polymarket Analytics Engine: Tracks open prediction markets and volume anomalies using high-throughput CLOB data streams.
3. Solana & TON Node Routing: An asynchronous broker client optimized for private RPC nodes, tailored for high-frequency solana trading bot execution loops and automated TON/USDT spread environments (sub-28ms processing).
4. Automation Core: Integrates diagnostics for Web3 interactions (zkSync, LayerZero, Scroll) and built-in MEV-Shield frontrunning protection algorithms.
The framework is non-custodial,
Features
- Sub-28ms multi-threaded execution loops
- Simultaneous 18-venue order book telemetry
- Polymarket CLOB & atomic flash-loan routing
- High-frequency crypto arbitrage bot framework
- Solana trading bot low-latency RPC optimization
- Automated multi-chain data pipeline for TON & EVM
- MEV-Shield mempool frontrunning protection algorithms
License
MIT LicenseUser Reviews
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The low-latency execution loop handles concurrent WebSockets streams across EVM and Solana pretty well, and thread-locking hasn't been an issue so far during heavy order book spikes. Telemetry data routing matches the claimed sub-28ms processing speed on a decent VPS setup. However, setting up the custom private RPC configuration for the Solana trading bot module is a pain. The current documentation completely glosses over asynchronous broker client parameter tuning for high-frequency environments, so I had to waste an hour debugging my node routing setup to prevent packet drops during whale signal anomalies. Also, the automation core handles zkSync diagnostics fine, but the Scroll telemetry module needs optimization as it throws occasional timeout warnings under heavy load. It's a solid, functional non-custodial framework, but the developer needs to clean up the deployment guides and provide better examples for manual RPC load balancing. Still worth trying if you know what you're doing.