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NEREO: liquidity as you have never seen it

Where liquidity waits, and where trades hit it.

Shows you where

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Reconstructed interface of NEREO: heatmap of order book liquidity over time, with the price scale.
NEREO: liquidity as you have never seen it.

What it shows of the book

Heat map

Where liquidity rests or pulls away.

Vertical book

Depth of both sides, by price.

Where trades land

Where and when they occur.

Displayed size at four levels per side. On one level the size keeps coming back after each execution, marked apart: that is the hint that the displayed size is not all of it.

The same level served again after every execution: how much sits behind it is not shown.

Research already done

What is left of a book that keeps changing

  • Put to the test: telling a hidden order from an exposed one in the book.
  • The tool measures; reading the chart stays yours.
  • The copilot builds tools; research takes years.

Launch and price

Book and heatmap add-on, yearly

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price being set

  • Mounts on the Workstation base
  • With a bundle you do not need it separately: it is already inside Two modules · Everything included · Everything included + Algo.
  • Prices are set when the platform launches: people on the waiting list get them first.

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What it does today

  • Sessions replayed order by order.
  • Active service on the platform, with one declared limit among what it does not do.

What it doesn’t do

  • Summary-only venues are not covered.
  • An order split across levels is not recomposed, so trades are counted as the market prints them.

Where the measurement stops

  • It runs on your own data.
  • The outcomes stay yours.
  • Automatic orders: planned, after the legal opinion.