There are two big pieces of work in this patch. One puts five new tools on your desk. The other measures and fixes how prices are formed in the first place. The second one is invisible, and it matters more. Everything else in the game sits on top of the price engine.
THE SOFTWARE LAYER: Five New Tools For Your Desk
Until now you opened every trade yourself, read every chart yourself, watched every position yourself. This update puts tools on your desk that work for you.
All of them are bought from the market as subscriptions: you pay a daily fee, and the day you stop paying they shut down. They are not cheap. Whether a piece of software pays for itself depends entirely on how you use it. That is deliberate.
BotCore: Build Your Own Strategy
BotCore is not a finished bot. It is a canvas. You drag nodes and wire them together to build your own trading logic:
Sources: RSI, MACD, Support/Resistance, Volume, News Sentiment, Price Change
Transforms: Threshold, Invert, Smooth, Weight
Combiners: Mix, AND Gate, OR Gate
Executor: allocation, take profit, stop loss, cooldown, buy and sell thresholds
If you would rather not start from a blank canvas, there are eight templates. Each one
teaches a different idea, from a simple RSI reversal to a weighted decision across several
indicators, from a volume breakout to "either condition is enough" logic.
The bot trades every coin, not just one. You build one strategy and the bot applies it
across the whole market. It opens at most one position per evaluation, and the one it opens
is the strongest signal among those clearing your threshold. It never empties your wallet in
a single frame. How many positions it can hold at once is a ceiling you set.
Backtest lets you try a strategy before going live: equity curve, net profit, trade
count, win rate, max drawdown. Backtesting is not free. Your nodes draw watts, and that lands
on your electricity bill. A complex strategy is an expensive strategy.
If the bot is holding a position you do not want, close it manually. It will not
reopen that coin for a while. You will not be fighting a bot that reopens what you just
closed.
SafeTrade: Lock In Your Gains
SafeTrade does one thing and does it well: it maintains a trailing stop for your open spot positions.
As the price climbs, the stop climbs behind it. If the price falls, the stop stays put and closes the position there. You do not hand back what you already made.
For every protected position you see the highest price it has seen, the current stop level, and the gap between them.
Sometimes you do not want a position protected, because you are riding out the dip on purpose. The Release button on each row takes that position out of protection and cancels the standing stop order with it. Change your mind and the same button puts it back.
DeepVision: A Second Opinion
DeepVision produces a call for every coin: Strong Buy / Buy / Neutral / Sell / Strong Sell, with a buy probability, a confidence figure, and a plain reason in words.
One thing said plainly: DeepVision is wrong sometimes. On purpose. A flawless oracle would end the game. But its error does not jump from tick to tick, it drifts. The model can change its mind. It will not change it every minute.
Calls that do not clear the confidence bar are published as Neutral. Few solid signals beat many unreliable ones. The list has to mean something when you look at it.
The reasoning line may be the most valuable part. "RSI 28, oversold. MACD positive. 1.4% above support" teaches you more than the signal itself.
ChartPro Plus: Open Up The Chart
The basic chart shows price. ChartPro Plus turns it into a workspace.
Moving averages, as many as you like, each with its own period and colour
Bollinger Bands and VWAP
RSI and MACD panels
Heikin Ashi candles
Logarithmic and linear scale
If you do not want to configure everything by hand there are presets: Basic, Momentum, Trend. One click to switch, then keep tweaking.
If the subscription lapses the indicators switch off but your settings are kept. Resubscribe and you pick up where you left off.
Security Suite Pro: Quiet Protection
You see exchange hacks in the news. Some of them hit you.
Security Suite Pro stops that. It runs in the background and asks you nothing. But it counts every attack it blocks. The screen shows the running total and the most recent block.
It is hard to keep paying for something you never see working. That counter exists for exactly that reason.
THE PRICE ENGINE
The complaints were clear. Some coins flew in seconds, some charts ran as straight as if drawn with a ruler, news did not move price at all. How prices are formed has been measured and retuned from the ground up.
The impact of your own order
When you place an order the price moves against you. That is called market impact, it is real and it is intentional. But there was a bug in the code, and that impact was many times larger than it should have been. Everyone who said "I buy and it drops, I sell and it climbs" was right. It was not by design. It was a bug, and it is fixed.
OTHER FIXES
Levelling
"I made a million dollars but I cannot level up" was a fair complaint. Experience was calculated from your trade volume as a ratio of your net worth: the richer you got, the less the same trade counted, so playing well was being punished. Fixed. Early levels are unchanged. Two more things turned up in the same place. How long you held a position was measured in real time rather than game time, so almost every trade counted as rushed and paid out a fraction of the experience. And higher levels stretched out disproportionately. Both are fixed. The experience bar now moves the moment you earn. A single trade used to be a jump too small to notice.
Saving and loading
Some things did not stay put when you saved, quit, and came back. If you had completed the day's contracts, loading handed you a fresh set. An active loan did not appear on the loan screen. Your wallet transfer history was wiped. For loans and transfers the data was in fact being saved correctly; the screens were drawn before it arrived. They now refresh once loading has actually finished.
Loans
A loan's next payment date was worked out on the real calendar. A day in the game lasts fifteen minutes, so that date never arrived. The instalment is now on the same schedule as your bills, and shown the same way.
Packages
The prompt said "press F to open" while E was what actually opened it. Both work now.
Translations
57 strings were broken across 17 languages, with some languages showing another language's translation. Fixed.
The game is in Early Access. The balance of the software and the tuning of the price engine will both settle with your feedback. Is a tool too strong, too expensive? Is a coin too quiet, too wild? Tell me in the discussions. I read them.
Good trading.