What’s New

The live-trading API stops being session-keyed: you trade an account and the day is resolved for you, history is read by date, and a dry-run opens the day. The old /accounts/{id}/sessions… paths are gone, and session_events can now be subscribed by account.

A third way to build a strategy: skip the form and the chat and write the code directly, in a new editor that opens on a ready-to-run template and checks your work before you save. Public strategies now show their code to signed-in users, so you can read one and fork it into a strategy of your own.

A backtest now works every order exactly the way a live bot would — same starting price, same patient steps toward the market — so results describe what a bot would really have done. All stored results were reset; recompute any strategy with one click.

A limit order the market has to come to now fills at the price you asked for, and only once the market has held there for three consecutive seconds — no more one-second flickers handing you a trade. Every strategy’s results are being recomputed on the stricter engine.

Hand one of your saved strategies to a bot and it trades today’s live session for you — the same logic your backtest measured, with a per-bot risk policy, smart order re-pricing, and an optional automatic start. Simulated money, real market.

The app has a fresh design from the palette up, the Trade dashboard is rebuilt around your accounts, Analyze now combines any set of accounts into a single view, and every new trading account starts with the same $100,000.

Your strategies and portfolios lists can now be sorted the way you like — newest first, by name, and more — and the app remembers your choice.

A new read-only historical chart lets you study any past session in Research, and when you’re planning a trade its net price now plots right on the chart. Practice also waits until the day’s data begins before you place an order.