One long, one short, on two perps. Price risk cancels; the volume counts.
You set one number: the volume you trade in a week. Zeron picks the pair, the size, the leverage.
Zeron opens a long on the cheaper perp and hedges it short on the other, holds the pair, and closes both together. What the two positions gain and lose cancels. The turnover is what the exchanges record.
of retail accounts lose money
of day traders beat minimum wage after a year
ESMA broker disclosures · Chague, De-Losso & Giovannetti (2020)
Zeron does not try to beat those odds. It stops playing.
~$21.10Mof trading volume
One route from today’s rotation, $106.65 per million
None of the trading is simulated. Real orders, on your own account, both sides open at once; only the size and how long it is held vary.
No. It stays in your own account on each exchange. Zeron trades through an API key you create there and can revoke there, at any moment, without asking anybody here.
No. Every exchange here separates trading from moving money, and the key you give Zeron only trades: on the ones where it can start a withdrawal at all, the request has no destination and the funds can only land back in your own wallet. See it perp by perp, with each exchange’s own documentation.
Very little, which is the point. One long and one short of the same size are opened seconds apart on two perps, so what one side loses the other gains. Each leg carries a stop, placed on the exchange itself wherever the exchange will take one and watched by the engine where it will not, and the pair is closed together.
Yes: the exchange fees, the spread your orders cross, and the funding you pay while the pair is held. The fees and the spread follow from the weekly volume you choose and the dashboard shows them live; funding is charged by the exchanges on top and is not covered by that budget.
At the end of a hold it closes both sides together, and if a close is refused it says so, names the position and the exchange it is on, and keeps saying it until somebody has dealt with it. A crash or a deploy mid-trade is the exception: the engine does not survive it, so the pair stays open on the exchanges. The next start flags the run and names what to close — and check the maker exchange for a resting order too, because Zeron records positions, not orders.
No. In its normal setting it runs about one loop every two hours per account and writes down what it did, and you can turn it off in one click and it stops after the trade it is in.
$0/ month
$19.99/ month
$49.99/ month
Exchange fees are charged by the perp, against your own account, never through us. The plan sets how much volume Zeron trades for you a week.