URGENT: Singapore Network Specialist Wanted - Fixed Bounty for <300µs Latency to AS62014

Job ID: 40317016

Budget: ₹600 – ₹5,000 INR

I am an infrastructure architect for a High-Frequency Trading (HFT) desk. I am looking for a server scout, network engineer, or local datacenter enthusiast to find a hosting provider in Singapore (VPS, Dedicated, Bare Metal, or Cloud) that offers significantly lower latency than my current setup.
​ The Goal & The Bounty
​Target: I strictly need a server that delivers UNDER 300 microseconds (<0.3ms) stable latency to my target IPs.
​Payment: Fixed Bounty of ₹5,000 INR (~$60 USD).
​(Note: If you manage to find an extreme edge case like <50µs or <100µs, I am open to discussing a handsome bonus, but the primary deal is ₹5,000 for <300µs).
​I do not care about the server specs (1 Core / 4GB RAM is enough). It can be a cheap VPS, a premium dedicated server, or a local ISP. If you can prove the routing latency is under 300µs, you get paid.
​ Target Network Details
​Target IPs (Telegram AS62014 - Singapore): 91.108.56.174
​Metric: Round-Trip Time (RTT) in MICROSECONDS (µs).
​ Technical Context & Our Research So Far (READ BEFORE BIDDING)
Do not waste time testing random commodity VPS providers. We have been researching this for 1 months. Here is what you need to know to win this bounty:
​Current Benchmark: I already achieve 500 microseconds (~0.5ms) RTT using Kamatera (which utilizes Cogentco transit). Do not bid if you can only find 400µs or 500µs. I strictly need <300µs.
​The Physical Limit: Speed of light in fiber means round-trip latency is ~10.8 µs per km. Therefore, the maximum physical distance allowed to hit our target is strictly ~9-14 km. The server MUST be physically in the same building or campus as the target.
​The SG3 Wall: We tested premium providers in Equinix SG1/SG3 (like Global Secure Layer) who have active Private Network Interconnects (PNI) with Telegram. They bottomed out at 0.6ms due to physical fiber distance to the target and Anycast routing.
​The Scrubbing Layer: MTRs usually show 4 hidden hops (* * * *) before reaching the target. This is an Anycast scrubbing firewall. This processing adds ~0.2ms. Your chosen network path must bypass this or be physically close enough to absorb this delay.
​Our Hypothesis: We strongly suspect the target is physically located in or very near Equinix SG5 (Tanjong Kling), or strictly requires a Tier-1 upstream like Cogentco that has a direct, massive pipe there without hairpin routing.
​ What You Must Deliver
To claim the payment, you must provide:
​The Provider Name: Which hosting company or ISP provides this latency?
​Proof of Latency (Choose one):
​Option A (Best): A test IP address so I can verify the ping/MTR from my end.
​Option B: A video recording of the Linux terminal showing ping and mtr to the target with a visible timestamp.
​Option C: Temporary SSH access to the instance for me to verify.
​Cost: The monthly rental price of the server (I will pay for the server rent myself; your bounty is separate).
​ Verification & Rules
​Strictly NO Advance: Do not ask for upfront payment to "search". This is a payment for a verified result.
​No Fake Results: Do not use fake ICMP responders or altered terminal outputs. I am a systems engineer and will verify the BGP path using my own tools.
​Stability: The latency must be consistently under 300µs (low jitter), not just one lucky packet.
​Apply ONLY if you have access to various Singapore data centers to test, or if you know the local ISP/BGP infrastructure intimately.