Footnotes
Measurement detail for figures used on trade2sync.com. Numbers on this page correspond to the reference marks that appear alongside those figures.
Last updated 16 September 2026
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Parsing latency is the interval between a Telegram message arriving at Trade2Sync's ingestion service and ParseX producing a validated, structured order instruction from it. Testing conducted by Trade2Sync between 12 May 2026 and 31 August 2026 on a sample of 643,819 parse operations, drawn from all supported signal formats across live production workspaces, with no exclusion of outliers and no single-provider subset. Median parsing time was 7.4 ms; 95% of sampled signals were parsed within 14.6 ms. Source: Trade2Sync production logs.
Export from internal latency monitoring, covering the full measurement window. Cumulative execution count, rounded down for publication. Where this runs
The measured path runs on always-on managed infrastructure, so a parse involves no cold start and no database round trip.
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