Documentation Index
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What is Zero-Block?
Zero-block means your copy trade executes in the same blockchain block as the leader’s trade — giving you the same (or very close) entry price. No delay, no from waiting.How It Works
Traditional copy trading detects a trade after it’s confirmed on-chain, then places your copy. By then, the price may have moved. FrenFlow uses detection — monitoring pending transactions before they’re included in a block:Leader submits trade
The leader’s transaction enters the Polygon mempool (pending, not yet confirmed).
FrenFlow detects it
The mempool monitor catches the transaction 0–5 seconds before blockchain confirmation.
Speed Breakdown
| Stage | Time |
|---|---|
| Leader trade → Detection | ~0–5 seconds (mempool) |
| Detection → Copy order placed | ~1–3 seconds |
| Total end-to-end | ~3 seconds |
Multiple Detection Layers
FrenFlow runs three detection methods simultaneously — Mempool Monitor, CLOB Stream, and On-chain Logs. The fastest one wins, and duplicates are automatically prevented with distributed locks. See The Pipeline for a full breakdown.When Zero-Block Isn’t Possible
In some cases, your copy may execute in a later block:- High network congestion — More transactions competing for block space
- Thin orderbook — Not enough liquidity at the leader’s price level
- High slippage — If the price moved too much, FrenFlow may use a limit order instead (if you have limit fallback enabled)
- Balance checks — The brief time needed to verify your USDC balance can add a few hundred milliseconds
Zero-block execution is a goal, not a guarantee. FrenFlow optimizes for the fastest possible execution, but blockchain conditions vary. Most copies execute within 3 seconds of the leader’s trade.