Jito’s Solana data feed puts a price on seeing trades early

Solana traders can pay to see transactions earlier through BAM without gaining the right to change their order within a committed batch. The product turns information timing into a saleable service, even as its execution rules protect the sequence of an already scheduled batch. BAM, Jito's Block Assembly Marketplace, streams transactions after a validator commits to executing them. That validator is the leader for a slot, its turn to build a block. The preconfirmation messages arrive before transactions are broken into shreds for network distribution. BAM's searcher documentation , updated Nov. 4, makes the distinction explicit: early visibility does not allow a subscriber to reorder or front-run that transaction within its batch.

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