Signals built on evidence, not prediction.

2026-09-04

A rare fault that could repeat a trade has been fixed: when two records were saved at the same instant, one could overwrite part of the other, and a trade instruction that failed to complete could be carried out again. Files are now written so this cannot happen. Positions closed by your exchange — including liquidations — now appear in your journal with the exchange's own price, profit or loss and fees, rather than simply disappearing. And suggestions your account cannot actually trade are no longer offered.

2026-09-02

Short opportunities are now found across your whole watch list. The screener ranks candidates by how strong they look as a buy, so anything setting up as a sell scored poorly and was never examined; every symbol is now analysed in both directions. A suggestion on something you already hold now tells you what you would be adding to — your legs, your average entry, where you stand, and where the system would add on its own. And a Dismiss button clears a suggestion for three days rather than having it reappear every few minutes.

2026-08-29

Every symbol the screener promotes is now examined for entry signals. Previously the signal engine looked at a much smaller set — symbols you had set a price on, plus anything already open — so a promoted candidate could sit on your watch list without ever being checked. What you are shown and what is being watched are now the same list. Your dashboard also loads faster and refreshes more often.

2026-08-28

You can now raise a support ticket from your own dashboard, and it arrives with everything your system already knows attached — your exchange's replies, anything refused, your positions and available margin — so nothing needs describing twice. Common problems are answered immediately. Historical price data now comes straight from the provider and from your exchange rather than through a library that was frequently rate-limited, so symbols no longer stall or appear delisted. Short signals now reach the channel alongside long ones, and a status light beside "Viewing" shows whether the account you are looking at is running.

2026-08-24

Closing a position now happens the moment you press it — about a second, where it previously waited for the next update. Setting and cancelling entries are immediate too, and the dashboard rebuilds in a few seconds rather than over a minute, because prices are now fetched from your exchange in one request instead of several hundred. Passwords are stored scrambled rather than readable, and a mistyped payment reference is rejected straight away instead of after a day.

2026-08-19

A position you opened yourself on your exchange can no longer be closed by the account sync — the extra size is adopted into your records instead, and the pause switch now covers the sync too. Committed margin and liquidation levels are read straight from your exchange rather than calculated, so free capital is no longer overstated. Recorded entry prices are checked against the exchange every cycle.

2026-08-14

Prices now update the moment they change on the exchange rather than once a minute, so the figure you set an entry against is the one being quoted. Suggested entries now measure the real pullback into a low — typically 6% to 10% rather than under 1%. The watchlist gained around 150 instruments including major indices, sector funds and spot gold, filtered to what your own exchange can trade.

2026-08-12

If your exchange stops accepting our requests we now email you straight away — once, with what the exchange told us and how to put it right. A short monthly note covers what has changed. Instruments your exchange will not let us trade no longer clutter the screener, and closed positions show the funding paid or received while they were open.

2026-08-11

You can now update your own exchange API keys from your account page. We check them with your exchange before saving anything, so wrong keys are refused immediately and your existing ones are left untouched — and if your account was paused because your exchange withdrew API access, entering working keys brings it back on its own.

2026-08-08 / 08-10

The desktop app now shows the dashboard itself — the same pages, tables and figures — with prices arriving the moment they move rather than once a minute. A live ticker of every tradable instrument, a profit-and-loss chart reaching back to your first recorded trade, and a watchlist you choose yourself for each account.

2026-08-06 / 08-07

The screener now proposes an entry price, targets and an invalidation level for every candidate, drawn from that instrument's own history — with the reward-to-risk shown before you commit. A new Evidence view measures what your open book is actually doing, including every position ranked by how close it sits to liquidation. Desktop app controls that had never functioned now work correctly.

2026-07-30 / 08-01

Payments awaiting blockchain confirmation are now held and completed automatically instead of being rejected, with renewal receipts by email. New broker-connection monitoring surfaces exchange-side problems the moment they happen.

2026-07-27/29

Position records are now protected against incomplete exchange responses — several consecutive confirmations are required before any record changes. Subscription notices added so you always know exactly what is running on your account.

2026-07-25/26

Automatic dip-buying logic overhauled — now scales allocation with how rare each dip genuinely is, plus new real-time liquidation-proximity protection and near-instant manual order execution.

2026-07-20/22

Full dip-buying and hedge protection extended to both long and short positions, Terms & Conditions and free trials added, position-sizing accuracy improved.

2026-07-16/19

Multi-client architecture, faster demo-account cycle times, and this marketing site itself all launched.

2026-07-09/15

Core platform built: signal-detection engine, symbol tradability handling, security hardening (2FA), and the dashboard itself.