In high-performance trading, consistency matters more than anything. Even a small burst of cold-start latency after idle periods can lead to missed fills, slippage, and reduced execution quality. To solve this, weโre introducing a new feature inside the NanoConda API:
๐ New Feature: Full Remote Control of Your Algo โ Live from the GUI ๐
After you write your trading logic, you should be able to launch, stop, and control it โ without redeploying or touching code.
ETFs are marketed as convenient ways to gain access to commodities, rates, crypto, and volatility-but in many cases, they're inefficient, expensive, and poorly designed.
Here's why serious traders and investors should avoid using ETFs as a proxy for real futures exposure:
Equities may be marketed as the path for the everyday investor-but under the surface, they've become a maze of fragmented exchanges, slow public data feeds (SIP), and opaque order routing games stacked against retail.
Futures, on the other hand, are often misunderstood as "too complex" or "just for institutions." In reality, they've evolved into one of the fairest, most efficient ways for anyone - retail, HFT, or institutional-to trade.
The SIP (Securities Information Processor) was created to ensure transparency and protect investors by consolidating quotes and trades from all U.S. equity exchanges into a single public feed. But in practice, it's now one of the biggest obstacles to fair and sustainable market structure.
Here's why SIP makes markets unfair for the little guy:
๐ New Product Launch: Standalone CME Trading Software
You've asked, and we've listened.
NanoConda is proud to release our Standalone CME Software Suite, designed for firms that demand speed, flexibility, and simplicity.
๐ Venomous Sub-Micro Speed for the Year of the Snake ๐
As the Lunar New Year of the Snake begins, NanoConda sets a new standard for ultra-low-latency tradingโdelivering ๐ฌ๐ฎ๐-๐ฆ๐ข๐๐ซ๐จ๐ฌ๐๐๐จ๐ง๐ software round-trip CME performance with: