ZEROHUE FAQ
Answers about paper trading, market data, fees, scoring, competitions, and how ZEROHUE stores practice history.
ZEROHUE is a crypto trading simulator with two modes: browser-based practice and optional account-based competitions. It gives you live prices, paper trading, and review tools so you can practice without risking real money.
No. Every balance, holding, and order in ZEROHUE is simulated. The product is for practice only and does not custody funds or place real exchange orders.
Yes. ZEROHUE uses live Coinbase market feeds. Orders are simulated, but the prices and market data you see in the app are based on real exchange data.
Yes. The simulator applies a standard 0.1% fee to transactions so practice results are closer to real execution conditions.
ZEROHUE supports market orders, limit orders, take-profit targets, and stop-loss protection for practice trades.
The engine tracks holdings as FIFO lots internally. Multiple buys of the same asset create separate lots with their own cost basis and timestamps, while the portfolio view stays aggregated for readability.
The execution score looks at risk control, profitability, stability, and confidence. The scoring system is intentionally conservative and pauses when the app cannot reliably value every open position.
Only fully closed trades that meet the scoring rules count. The trade must open with at least 5% of account equity, stay open long enough, and close completely before it becomes a valid scored trade.
When the app starts or reconnects, it replays historical Coinbase candles from the last known online window to settle eligible limit orders and TP/SL triggers before the live engine resumes.
Practice-mode portfolio state and preferences are stored locally in browser storage, while practice orders, transactions, and market history are stored in IndexedDB. If you join a competition, the competition account, orders, transactions, rankings, and fairness-review records are stored server-side so the event can be ranked and settled consistently.
That warning appears when ZEROHUE cannot find a reliable live or fallback price for part of the portfolio. In that state the app avoids overstating account value, and scoring pauses until prices are reliable again.
ZEROHUE uses Coinbase public market data as the main market data source for supported assets.
You can reset the practice account at any time from the reset option in the app. Competition accounts cannot be reset after you enter an event.
You can reach us through our official support email for any questions about the simulator or legal matters.
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