docs: Add technical note about Alchemy RPC for future investigation

Research findings:
- Alchemy Growth DOES support WebSocket subscriptions (up to 2,000 connections)
- All standard Solana RPC methods supported
- No documented Drift-Alchemy incompatibilities
- Rate limits enforced via CUPS (Compute Units Per Second)

Hypothesis for our failures:
- accountSubscribe 'errors' might be 429 rate limits, not 'method not found'
- Drift SDK may not handle Alchemy's rate limit pattern during init
- First trade works (subscriptions established) → subsequent fail (bad state)

Pragmatic decision:
- Helius works reliably NOW for production trading
- Theoretical investigation can wait until needed
- Future optimization possible with WebSocket-specific retry logic

This note preserves the research for future reference without changing
the current production recommendation (Helius only).

.github/copilot-instructions.md

@@ -1022,6 +1022,19 @@ ORDER BY MIN(adx) DESC;
      * 20:05 - Reverted to Helius (works reliably)
    - **Critical:** NEVER use RPC provider without WebSocket subscription support for Drift Protocol trading
    - **This is definitive:** Helius only, no alternatives work reliably
+   
+   - **TECHNICAL NOTE (for future investigation):**
+     * Alchemy Growth plan (10,000 CU/s) DOES support WebSocket subscriptions according to official docs
+     * Supports up to 2,000 concurrent WebSocket connections
+     * All standard Solana RPC methods supported (getProgramAccounts, getMultipleAccounts, sendTransaction, etc.)
+     * No known Drift-Alchemy incompatibilities documented by Drift Labs
+     * Research source: Alchemy Solana docs + Drift Protocol documentation
+     * **Hypothesis:** accountSubscribe errors might be rate limit 429s (CUPS enforcement), not "method not found"
+     * **Potential issue:** Drift SDK may not handle Alchemy's rate limit pattern during initialization
+     * **Why it matters:** First trade works (subscriptions established) → subsequent trades fail (SDK in bad state from rate limit errors)
+     * **Pragmatic decision:** Helius works reliably NOW, theoretical investigation can wait
+     * **Future optimization:** Could implement WebSocket-specific retry logic, subscription batching, init delays
+     * **For now:** Helius free tier + 5s exponential backoff = production-ready solution
 
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