The futures pricer got a redesign, sign-in security got a serious upgrade, the app got noticeably faster, and a long list of papercuts got fixed. Here's what went live this summer.
✨ New
- Faster everywhere: the trading app paints its layout almost instantly, the landing page loads much quicker, chart history benefits from edge caching, and accessibility scores jumped across the board.
- Redesigned futures pricer: live ask and bid prices now appear under both Buy/Long and Sell/Short so you can compare sides before committing, and take-profit can be entered as a price or a percentage again, with both fields staying in sync.
- Trusted devices: signing in from a new device now requires a one-time confirmation code sent to your email; once approved, the device stays trusted for 180 days, so you only verify each device once.
- Sign-in history: a new Security section in account settings lists your sessions with timestamp, IP address, device and location, current session highlighted.
- Last-login banner: after signing in, you'll see the date, location and device of your previous session, flagged if it looks unusual. Password managers can also deep-link straight to the change-password page.
- Separate Stoploss and Takeprofit columns in the blotter: split back into two independent, sortable columns per your feedback, with trailing stop distance shown inline.
- Emoji & GIF drawer in the trollbox: a full categorized picker with search, for both reactions and the chat input. Reactions are no longer limited to five presets.
- Cancel on-chain withdrawals in one click: pending on-chain withdrawals now have a Cancel button right inside the details dialog and the wallet sidebar.
🐛 Fixes
- Fixed a connection issue that could block real-time price and account updates for browsers carrying large cookie stores.
- Fixed crashes on older cached versions of the app and restored the calendar view on older Safari and Chrome.
- UI papercuts: the trollbox no longer splits words mid-line, zooming far out on 1-minute charts no longer spikes the CPU, and the trade info dialog dropped its confusing "Creation date" for market trades.
- Numeric inputs now accept zero as a valid minimum or maximum, and malformed IDs return a proper 400 instead of a 500.