Updates

What changed in Zeron

Every version, newest first, in plain words. Each one is named after the day it shipped.

  1. 2026.10.27

    What a loop really costs

    • Before each loop, the dashboard shows what it will cost: fees, spread and an estimate of funding, against the volume it makes. Click "Cost of this loop" for the detail and the margin it posts on each perp.
    • A new CPM tab ranks every pair your perps can make by cost per $1M of volume. The cheapest pair, the next loop and the gap between the cheapest and the dearest are shown at the top.
    • Once a pair has run, its measured cost sits next to the expected one: green when your own loops paid less than expected, red when they paid more.
    • Each loop in Logs shows what it really cost and its cost per $1M.
    • The "Next trade" panel is gone: everything it said is now in the cost box, and the Perps tab is lighter for it.
    • Funding is still an estimate, shown as "est." everywhere. Fees are priced at your own rates when Zeron has read them from the exchange.
  2. 2026.10.26

    Your own positions stay yours

    • Zeron no longer trades a market where you already hold a position of your own on that exchange. It skips that pair, tells you why, and moves to the next one. Before, a hedge could close your position.
    • A warning appears when you trade on a connected exchange outside Zeron, with a suggestion to keep your own trading on a separate subaccount or wallet.
    • Your paid plan shows as soon as you pay, and stays shown on every visit. A payment that went through while the tab was closed is picked up automatically the next time you open Zeron.
    • Stocks trade outside US market hours on the exchanges that quote them around the clock, and the dashboard names the hours of the exchange you picked.
    • Trade messages name the asset that was traded, so a Tesla trade says TSLA.
    • RISEx balances read correctly again.
  3. 2026.10.12

    Fewer stuck trades

    • If an exchange slows Zeron down while an order is waiting to fill, Zeron now checks the order is really gone before moving on, and tells you plainly if it could not.
    • A balance that an exchange was briefly too busy to return no longer costs you the whole turn: Zeron asks once more.
    • The deposit link for Lighter on Robinhood opens the right page.
  4. 2026.10.10

    Safer when an exchange is busy

    • When an exchange limits requests while a trade is closing, Zeron keeps both sides of the hedge together instead of closing one and leaving the other open.
    • XRP is available on BULK again.
  5. 2026.10.09

    Gold, Tesla and Nvidia

    • Gold, Tesla and Nvidia can be traded on every exchange that lists them, picked from the Asset selector.
    • While Zeron waits between trades, the dashboard shows the next pair, its size and what it will cost.
    • A new home page that explains what Zeron does in plain words.
  6. 2026.10.08

    Live board

    • A live board compares thirteen perp exchanges as you watch: spreads, depth and activity, measured in real time.
  7. 2026.10.05

    Exchange updates

    • Zeron follows BULK's new version, so stop orders on BULK work again.
    • Order sizes on RISEx, Arcus and Nado are no longer rounded one step short.
    • A leftover too small for any exchange to trade is no longer counted as an open position.
  8. 2026.10.01

    Close now, always in reach

    • The button that closes a running trade stays pinned to the top of the window.
  9. 2026.09.28

    TxFlow

    • TxFlow is available to everyone.
  10. 2026.09.25

    Maintenance, announced

    • Planned maintenance is announced on the dashboard ahead of time, in UTC, and a trade that is already running finishes normally.