This page shows the latest TRDX changes in plain language, so you can quickly see what improved and why it matters for your daily trading.
Version 0.18.6 improves compact readability on small landscape devices (for example iPhone landscape): trade badges now wrap into two rows instead of squeezing into a single crowded line. We also reorganized chart controls so TP sits with LIQ/ENT/SL, while STR moved into the tools area below EMA for a clearer primary button row.
Version 0.18.5 adds a clearer mobile entry point for the chart context menu and keeps touch crosshair copying reliable. The new settings button opens the chart menu without dismissing the active crosshair, and the copied price now stays tied to the selected crosshair point instead of the button position. This makes menu access and price copying much more predictable on phones and tablets.
Version 0.18.5 improves chart drag behavior on desktop and touch devices: vertical and horizontal drag now feel more consistent, manual navigation no longer triggers unwanted auto-fit jumps, and drawings stay visually aligned while you pan. This makes chart exploration steadier when analyzing older candles.
Version 0.18.4 improves the Open Trades interface with a refined visual design. Active trades now provide clearer status feedback through color-coded styling, the layout was optimized for better readability, and typography refinements make the most important values stand out at a glance. Numbers are formatted more clearly for faster scanning, and overall, the design makes it easier to assess your open positions at a glance.
Version 0.18.3 refines Open Trades UX and data consistency: active and hover states in the top strip now match, chart header current price reliably remains visible, Live Snapshot metrics no longer fall back to unrelated trades when a filter has no matches, compact mode now shows only the intended risk badge, mobile icon sizing is aligned with desktop, and matrix layout now places PnL before position size for quicker review.
Version 0.18.2 fixes a disruptive iPhone/iPad chart issue seen in both Safari and the installed PWA: two-finger pinch gestures no longer trigger unintended reset-to-default jumps. Double-tap reset detection is now hardened to ignore multi-touch endings, so manual zooming and inspection remain stable and predictable.
Version 0.18.1 improves interaction consistency in day-to-day use: the Go to Live button in the chart now keeps input priority more reliably even with dense drawing overlays, and sidebar action flows on mobile are more stable. We also refined sidebar readability with larger navigation typography/icons and clearer spacing between brand and menu.
Version 0.18.0 introduces a redesigned sidebar navigation with a wider responsive layout, clearer information hierarchy, and an unobtrusive beta status marker in the footer. Navigation behavior was also hardened: active state detection now stays accurate after page reloads, and settings dialogs are consistently presented above navigation layers.
Live updates now keep the selected trade in sync more reliably after trade switches. Symbol race conditions were reduced, stale tick scenarios recover automatically, and websocket-first rendering keeps values responsive without aggressive REST polling.
The USDT/coin size mode now behaves consistently in Open Trade cards and the Trade Info section. Toggling in one place updates the other immediately and preserves the selected mode per trade.
After a full reload, the chart now restores the selected interval more reliably for the active trade. This keeps your analysis context intact and avoids resetting to an unexpected timeframe.
The drawing settings menu inside the chart is now clearer and easier to use, with better spacing plus reset and save/cancel actions for faster adjustments while working directly on the chart.
The Go to Live button now stays above chart drawings in the layer stack, so it remains easy to reach even when the chart contains multiple overlays and annotations.
When reopening the iPhone PWA after standby, chart resume handling is now more robust: stale live feeds are detected faster and candle refresh/reconnect logic keeps the latest candle aligned with the current market state.
Chart navigation was refined end to end: vertical panning now behaves reliably during manual exploration, the chart no longer snaps back to the latest price while you inspect history, history backfill now supports deeper lookback across all intervals while 4h also gets a larger initial window, crosshair labels now always show date and time with year, and the Go to Live button now returns both to the latest candle and the current price level.
The chart now supports a precise crosshair workflow on desktop and mobile, including long-press activation on touch devices. In addition, active position details such as size now reconcile automatically after reload, so updates from partial closes or adds appear without pressing Load positions.
Trade Info and Open Trade cards now use the same live value stream for PnL and position size. This removes cross-section mismatches and keeps both views updating near real time via WebSocket.
Drawing edits can now snap directly to candle body and wick levels while holding Command (⌘) on macOS or Control (Ctrl) on Windows/Linux. The same snap behavior is also available without keyboard via the new magnet toggle in the chart.
The Go to now control moved from the header into the chart itself as a compact overlay button. It stays out of the way and appears only when the chart is not already at the latest candle.
On small screens, the chart header now keeps only the essentials visible and avoids wrapping. That makes the top area cleaner and easier to scan on phones.
After a full page reload, the chart now opens at the latest candle. You no longer land in an older horizontal view by default.
Tap directly on a handle point to move only that point. Tap beside it to move the whole drawing. This makes quick mobile edits much more precise.
The drawing toolbar now opens more reliably after selection and stays out of your way. You can keep editing the chart without the toolbar blocking your touches.
We added a dedicated updates page so you can quickly check what's new in TRDX. You can also share this page directly when you want to show someone recent changes.
TRDX now picks up fixes and improvements faster after releases. In most cases, opening the app is enough to get the newest version.
We fixed an issue where the menu area could block taps on drawing points. Point handles now respond more consistently on touch devices.
Selection and movement now use clearer touch behavior. Light taps select quickly, while dragging the full object needs a stronger move to avoid accidental shifts.
The open-positions view is now easier to scan across exchanges. PnL, direction, and risk details are easier to compare, especially when many positions are open at the same time.
Trade rows now have a clearer visual structure. Key values stand out faster, so you can scan symbols, direction, PnL, and risk with less effort.
Live trade data now updates more consistently during fast market moves. You should see fewer jumps in values and a steadier view in volatile moments.
We reduced short mismatches that could happen when multiple values refreshed at once. Data flow is smoother now, which makes the interface feel calmer in high-volatility phases.
TRDX now includes three VWAP views: Daily VWAP, Weekly VWAP, and Monthly VWAP. This helps you read market context by time horizon and react faster during active sessions.
The chart toolkit now includes Price Zone and Anchored VWAP. Drawing settings are configurable per tool, including color, line width, and opacity. Your preferences are saved per tool and automatically used for future drawings.
The PWA experience is now more reliable for day-to-day use. Loading and update behavior are more stable, especially when opening TRDX from your home screen after new deployments.
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