What shipped.

What changed. There is now a page putting Atheron Trading beside each of 3Commas, Cryptohopper, Bitsgap and Coinrule, and one page linking all four, at /alternatives. Each page shows both price lists, a table where our own gaps are shown as gaps, and what the other product does better.

What it says first. Atheron Trading trades on paper only, for everyone, until it launches, and every product on these pages trades real money today.

Where the figures come from. Their prices are the ones their own pricing pages printed on 3 October 2026, each page linked. They publish in US dollars, so each figure is also shown in Canadian dollars at the Bank of Canada rate for 2 October 2026, marked as our conversion and not their price.

What changed. Every page of the site is now in Canadian French too, at /fr. The FR and EN switch at the top of every page opens the same page in the other language. Prices, dates, numbers and the rules are the same in both.

The legal pages. Each legal document has a French version of its own, dated 3 October 2026. The English versions are unchanged.

Clause 5 of the risk page is now headed "What we protect you from, and what we don't". The text under it is unchanged. This is a new version of the page, dated 3 October 2026, and the earlier version is still there to read from the list of versions at the bottom.

What changed. Every page now opens with a short title and a one-line tagline under it, and no title runs past two lines, on a phone or a wide screen. Where a title was long, the detail moved into the words under it. Prices, dates, numbers and the rules are unchanged. The legal pages are not part of this.

What changed. We rewrote the words on the home page, the product and feature pages, pricing, the pre-order page, the Build pages and the menu, so each one says plainly what it does and what it does not. Prices, dates, numbers and the rules are unchanged. The legal pages are not part of this.

Two corrections. The page for exchanges no longer promises each exchange a page of its own, because there are none: every exchange we trade on is on the home page and in the menu. The Alerts link no longer mentions your phone, because nothing sends alerts to a phone yet.

What changed. A Build menu next to Community, with three pages. The roadmap is live from our build tracker and shows the trading platform item by item, redrawing as the tracker changes. This changelog lists every change you can see, newest first. The brand page shows the marks, the colours and the typefaces.

Why. So you can see what is built, what is next and what changed, without asking.

The small Trading badge beside the Atheron logo in the menu bar now shows at every width. It is smaller on a phone, so it always fits, and you can always tell which site you are on.

What changed. Every pre-order package and every plan costs 6% more, rounded up to the next whole dollar. Monthly and yearly prices rose alike. Frostbyte, for example, went from CA$65 to CA$69.

What it means for you. Nothing already charged changes. A reservation is a free hold, so the new prices apply when you buy. The pre-order terms carry the new price table, dated 1 October 2026.

What changed. A directory of the people who backed Atheron Trading first, at /founders, in the Community menu. Search it by name, or filter it by package.

What it means for you. If you hold a pre-order package, you choose what shows: your name, your picture, what you backed and links to what you build. Founders who choose to stay anonymous are counted by the month they joined, and nothing else about them is shown.

Deep Freeze and Absolute Zero come with a numbered membership. Numbers are given in the order people pay. If an earlier one is refunded, yours moves up by one and we tell you. Your receipt keeps the number you were given when you bought it.

Some of the exchange links on this site are our invite links, and we may earn a referral reward when you sign up, at no cost to you. Wherever those links appear, in the menu and under the exchange logos on the front page, the page now says so.

The terms, the pre-order terms, the privacy policy and the refund policy were updated on 1 October 2026. Each legal page shows the date it last changed at the top.

What changed. The front page was rewritten in plain words. Every trading word on it has its meaning one hover or one tap away. The live chart behind the title stays, and under it a strip shows how far the build has come.

The waitlist. It is now the pre-order waitlist: one email when pre-orders open, and nothing else.

The menu was redone: a few panels, short columns, and one plain line under every link. Along the bottom of each panel are the three things you might want from anywhere: the tech demo, the pre-order waitlist and the questions page. On a phone, everything is in one drawer.

The Exchanges menu lists the five exchanges Atheron Trading works with at launch: Kraken, Coinbase, Bitunix, KuCoin and NDAX. Each opens the exchange's own site in a new tab. The separate exchange pages on this site were removed.

Run an exchange? The Partner with us page says what connecting yours involves.

What changed. The pre-order page shows what the pre-order money is for, as a ladder of goals on one bar, with a live total.

What counts. Paid pre-orders only, before sales tax, with refunds taken off, in Canadian dollars. A goal says what the money is for once it is reached. It is not a date.

Under every waitlist form are three steps: join the waitlist, watch for our email, pick your package. The first lights up once you have joined.

One member wins six months of Aurora every month. It is free to enter, one entry each, and the first draw runs from 1 to 31 October 2026. Anybody can repeat the draw from what we publish, and the rules are on the Draw rules page.

Every page now opens like the front page, with a live market chart behind its title. Each page draws it its own way, on its own timeframe.

The terms, the pre-order terms, the privacy policy, the refund policy, the risk page, where we sell and the draw rules are all in place, at the bottom of every page. The refund page answers for the country you pick. Every page names the company from one record, and leaves a detail out rather than guess it.