Zeta Markets

Connect your Solana wallet and route orders through Bullet—formerly Zeta Markets—a network extension built for live trading. Pick your pairs, set collateral preferences, and view live depth to plan entries. Place limit or market orders, toggle post-only or reduce-only, and choose time-in-force to control execution. Attach conditional exits to cap risk and save size presets for rapid entries. As fills arrive, track average price, fees, and exposure from a single panel, and get alerts on your phone or desktop when targets or stops trigger.

When you’re ready to scale, shift from clicking to automation. Subscribe to order books and trades over WebSocket, and send instructions via the Bullet API or SDK. Stream balances and positions, amend working orders, and batch updates across multiple markets in one call. Use session keys so bots can operate without full wallet access. Implement TWAP/VWAP, grid, hedging, or inventory rebalancing; replay exported history for quick backtests; then deploy with retries, rate limits, and circuit breakers to survive network spikes without manual babysitting.

Keep strategies clean by separating capital into strategy-specific accounts. Define per-account guardrails: max leverage, daily drawdown, and order-size caps. Enable auto-cancel on disconnect, flip to reduce-only during volatile windows, and keep a one-click kill switch ready if rules are breached. Funding impact, margin headroom, and unrealized PnL update in real time so you can scale entries or trim risk precisely. Export fills and PnL to CSV for reconciliation, sync with your portfolio tracker, and archive signed transactions for audits and reporting.

For teams and builders, integrate Bullet into your stack. Pipe live data into custom dashboards, fire webhooks on fills, and surface trade tickets inside internal tools. Use the test environment to validate bots and workflows before moving to production capital. Connect chart overlays for entries and exits, route alerts to Slack or Telegram, and publish runbooks so operators follow the same checklist every time. Whether you trade by hand or ship code, the workflow is the same: faster routing, tighter controls, and fewer steps from idea to execution.