Node1 Robinhood Landing Service Benchmark
In 100 races per location, Node1 won 66 from Frankfurt and 61 from Ohio. Explore the test method, results by entry point, and public benchmark code.
Landing: 66% from Frankfurt, 61% from Ohio
On September 14, 2026, Frankfurt and Ohio each completed 100 rounds. At each location, one host submitted transactions simultaneously through two Node1 entry points and three direct official sequencer entry points.
| Submission path | Frankfurt origin | Ohio origin |
|---|---|---|
| Node1 Ohio 2b | 38% | 43% |
| Node1 Ohio 2c | 28% | 18% |
| Node1 combined (two entry points) | 66% | 61% |
| Direct combined (three entry points) | 34% | 39% |
All candidates were signed in advance and sent over five prewarmed connections. Each round used distinct candidates with the same sender, nonce and gas settings. The successfully included transaction hash determined the winner. All 100 rounds per location were included; HTTP response speed did not determine wins.
Results apply to the stated locations and test periods; the two sessions were not simultaneous. Landing measures same-nonce race wins, affected by admission rules and Node1 internal fan-out. These wins cannot be converted into milliseconds of latency or treated as a cross-region guarantee.
Benchmark code and reproduction guide on GitHub ↗Read the Robinhood Feed benchmark →