The market, live on your strategy page.

A live chart tab appears on the strategies that offer it. Choose the timeframe and the timezone, see when the market is closed, jump from a trade in the history to its place on the chart, and watch the strategy's open positions update live.

The equity reference is now offered first and marked as recommended, in the onboarding as in your settings. A drawdown limit can no longer be set tighter than the strategy's own base risk at your exposure level: the field holds that floor and shows it as you move the multiplier. The wording says exactly what happens: the limit closes open positions, the relative mode counts from the start of the period, and you are told when it resets.

You can move one of your accounts to another strategy even when you have several, and what you are billed follows exactly the number of accounts on each strategy. If a switch is already running on another of your accounts, the window says so before you choose a target, and your other billing actions wait until it completes.

When you resume your first steps or add an account to an existing subscription, the strategy step is shown again so you confirm your choice rather than inherit the one saved earlier. The button on a strategy page now opens the onboarding on that very strategy.

Before you disconnect an account, the window tells you whether part of the current cycle comes back to you, and otherwise why: no paid cycle yet, or a cycle already fully used.

Each time you continue with your existing account, you are asked which account to use, so moving between two of them is always possible. When our terms change, your space now asks you to read and accept the new version before you go on.

On a phone, wide tables and tab strips scroll sideways without blocking the page's own scrolling. In your tables and timelines, several rows can stay open at once. And the windows that open by themselves, such as the terms to accept or a reminder to turn on two-factor authentication, now appear one at a time.