# ZEROHUE
> ZEROHUE is a local-first crypto trading simulator for practicing without real money, with live market context and no signup required.

## Product Summary
- ZEROHUE is for crypto trading practice, not live exchange execution.
- The product uses live market context, simulated order execution, FIFO lot accounting, and local-first persistence.
- Lightweight preferences stay in browser storage, while orders and market-history records are persisted locally in IndexedDB.
- No signup is required. No funds are held. The product does not place real trades.
- Canonical website: https://zerohue.org/
- Expanded site digest: https://zerohue.org/llms-full.txt

## Key Pages
- Home: https://zerohue.org/
- Learn Hub: https://zerohue.org/learn
- Glossary Hub: https://zerohue.org/glossary
- FAQ: https://zerohue.org/faq
- About: https://zerohue.org/about
- Privacy Policy: https://zerohue.org/legal/privacy
- Terms of Use: https://zerohue.org/legal/terms
- Risk Disclaimer: https://zerohue.org/legal/disclaimer

## Learn Guides
- Crypto Paper Trading: https://zerohue.org/learn/crypto-paper-trading
  Crypto paper trading helps when it mirrors live execution, risk, and review. The point is to rehearse decisions before real capital is at risk.
- How to Practice Crypto Trading: https://zerohue.org/learn/how-to-practice-crypto-trading
  Good practice is simple: narrow the setup, read context, define risk, execute cleanly, and review the result.
- Market vs Limit Order in Crypto: https://zerohue.org/learn/market-vs-limit-order-in-crypto
  Use market orders when speed matters and limit orders when price matters. The right choice depends on the setup, not habit.
- Take Profit and Stop Loss in Crypto: https://zerohue.org/learn/take-profit-and-stop-loss-in-crypto
  Take-profit and stop-loss levels should be defined before entry. Together they define reward, invalidation, and discipline.
- Crypto Trading Journal: https://zerohue.org/learn/crypto-trading-journal
  A trading journal captures the plan, the execution, and the lesson worth carrying forward.
- Risk Management for Paper Trading: https://zerohue.org/learn/risk-management-for-paper-trading
  Size from invalidation, place structural stops, and keep risk decisions consistent.
- Crypto Paper Trading Simulator: https://zerohue.org/learn/crypto-paper-trading-simulator
  A good simulator keeps live prices, clear order behavior, and trade history you can actually review.
- Practice Crypto Trading Without Real Money: https://zerohue.org/learn/practice-crypto-trading-without-real-money
  Virtual capital reduces pressure, but the routine still needs entries, exits, and review that feel real.
- Local-First Paper Trading vs Online Simulators: https://zerohue.org/learn/local-first-paper-trading-vs-online-simulators
  This comparison is mostly about where the trading record lives and what that changes for privacy and recovery.

## Glossary
- Paper Trading: https://zerohue.org/glossary/paper-trading
  Paper trading uses virtual capital to rehearse trades under live market conditions.
- Crypto Trading Simulator: https://zerohue.org/glossary/crypto-trading-simulator
  A simulator is the software that makes paper trading possible. The good ones keep prices, orders, and history believable.
- Market Order: https://zerohue.org/glossary/market-order
  A market order trades price control for immediate execution.
- Limit Order: https://zerohue.org/glossary/limit-order
  A limit order trades immediate execution for price control.
- Take Profit: https://zerohue.org/glossary/take-profit
  A take-profit level marks where gains should be realized.
- Stop Loss: https://zerohue.org/glossary/stop-loss
  A stop-loss marks where the trade idea is no longer worth defending.
- FIFO: https://zerohue.org/glossary/fifo
  FIFO closes the oldest open lot first.
- Risk-Reward Ratio: https://zerohue.org/glossary/risk-reward-ratio
  Risk-reward compares planned downside with planned upside before entry.

## FAQ Highlights
- What is ZEROHUE?
  ZEROHUE is a local-first crypto trading simulator built for practice. It combines live market context, paper execution, and on-device persistence so traders can rehearse ideas without opening an exchange account or risking capital.
- Is my money real?
  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.
- Is the market data real?
  Yes. ZEROHUE uses live market feeds from Binance and Coinbase. The execution layer is simulated, but the prices and context visible in the interface are based on real exchange data.
- Are there any trading fees?
  Yes. The simulator applies a standard 0.1% fee to transactions so practice results are closer to real execution conditions.
- What order types are supported?
  ZEROHUE supports market orders, limit orders, take-profit targets, and stop-loss protection for buy-side practice scenarios. These controls are designed to mirror common execution decisions traders make in live markets.

## Indexing Notes
- Editorial routes under /learn, /glossary, /faq, /about, and /legal are canonical public content.
- Simulator routes such as /markets, /portfolio, /orders, and /history are application views and are not canonical editorial pages.