Honestly, it’s frustrating when exchanges

Honestly, it’s frustrating when exchanges freeze up the moment the market moves 5%. Everyone blames "high traffic," but it’s usually just poor backend engineering that can't handle the throughput. I was reading a breakdown of the architecture of modern liquidity recently to understand why this keeps happening: https://invezz.com/news/2026/01/27/the-architecture-of-modern-liquidity-how-tech-stacks-define-crypto-exchange-success/. It points out that tech stacks define crypto exchange success more than marketing does these days. If a platform is still running on a monolithic architecture instead of microservices, they are inevitably going to crash when the order book gets spam-hammered. It’s not a liquidity issue; it’s a matching engine issue.