Ellipsis Labs

Amrit Ayalur is our Product Team Lead. He's exceptionally talented (and humble), so we sat down with him to learn more about his background, how he thinks about building, and what brought him to Ellipsis Labs. He's worked across a wide range of problems and industries and brings a thoughtful, curious approach to everything he does. We're grateful to have him on the team. Full interview here.

Work hard. Build fast. Then hit the pickleball courts. At Ellipsis Labs, we’re serious about shipping. But we also make time to unwind and get a little competitive. Last month, the team took a field trip to Hell’s Kitchen Pickleball Club. No laptops. Just paddles, trash talk, some pingpong on the side, and an unsurprisingly strong showing from Sydney Tran (newcomers, you’ve been warned). We believe great teams play well together—on and off the court. It’s one of the many ways we build trust and grow our ability to get things done. Want to join a team that plays to win? We’re hiring → https://lnkd.in/gGsJtm4N

Jarry Xiao presented at Solana Accelerate NYC last week! Here he is explaining how we think about scaling verifiable finance. He breaks it down the technical design decisions behind the way we built Atlas: Scaling reads—web2 vs crypto solutions Scaling writes—through opinionated sequencing Scaling replication—via real-time state root calculation Watch his full presentation here: https://lnkd.in/gsWAga3B

Our co-founder, Jarry Xiao, joined The Gwart Show last week to talk crypto infrastructure. He breaks down: – How Phoenix hit $70B+ in unincentivized trading volume – Why 400ms block times are too slow for serious trading – Which design decisions make Atlas purpose-built for verifiable finance – Why priority cancellations matter for market makers – The economics of validator networks and MEV If you’re thinking about the future of trading systems, this is worth a listen. Podcast: https://lnkd.in/g-8TaPQN Jarry’s X: https://lnkd.in/gt_DkXuj