Polymarket Vice President of Engineering publicly admits infrastructure lag, announces comprehensive technology upgrade plan

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Deep Tide TechFlow News, April 25 — Polymarket Vice President of Engineering Josh (@devjoshstevens) publicly admitted that the platform’s business growth has significantly exceeded the capacity of the current infrastructure, and announced a series of technical improvement plans, mainly including: rebuilding the CLOB (Central Limit Order Book) to enhance performance and stability; advancing chain migration to gain more block space, reduce Gas fees, and shorten block times; fixing transaction cancellation issues; launching a unified TypeScript SDK and unified API; developing a new version of the Polymarket contract supporting more features; and building a new perpetual contract (Perps) backend based on Rust.

In addition, the team is adding several responsible positions for QA automation, development tools, internal tools, and data engineering, and will continue collaborating with four security teams to ensure fund safety.

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