What is the fastest way to get liquidity pool creation event? I have tried using popular rpc webhook and logs subscribe websockets but I end up receiving the creation event about 5 seconds behind the first swap transaction of the liquidity pool meaning I am receiving it way slower than others. I have tried using wss node rpc with logs filter method, same issue. I even set commitment to processed but I am always at least 3 seconds behind the first swap. So how are these guys doing it?
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To get liquidity pool creation events as quickly as possible, you're already on the right track by using popular RPC webhooks and the logsSubscribe
WebSocket method with a processed
commitment. However, receiving events several seconds behind others could be due to a few factors, such as the speed and reliability of your internet connection, which can significantly impact how quickly you receive WebSocket messages. Make sure you have a high-speed, low-latency internet connection to minimize delays. The performance of the RPC node you're connecting to also matters; some nodes may be faster than others due to better hardware, more optimized software, or geographical proximity to the blockchain's validators. Consider investing in a premium RPC node provider that offers low-latency, high-performance connections specifically optimized for real-time data.
Additionally, the physical location of the RPC node relative to the Solana validators can impact the speed at which you receive data. Nodes closer to the validators will generally receive and relay data faster. Some specialized nodes are configured and optimized for low-latency data transmission, so if you're not already using one, switching to a provider that offers specialized nodes for high-frequency trading and other time-sensitive applications can help.
Finally, ensure that your WebSocket client implementation is as efficient as possible. This includes handling messages quickly and avoiding blocking operations within the message handler