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v0.8.3
July 28, 2026

Depth, heatmap & bar types

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New

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What you can do now that you could not before.

  • The DOM now shows what actually traded
    Executed volume per price, both sides

    the two columns a professional DOM is judged on: what was lifted at the ask and hit at the bid, at every price, next to the resting book. Plus delta and total per row, with the volume profile laid horizontally behind the totals.

  • The DOM now shows what actually traded
    The numbers match the chart.

    They are read from the same bars the footprint draws, so the DOM and the chart can never disagree at the same price — a cross-check test enforces it.

  • The DOM now shows what actually traded

    The scope is written on screen (SÉANCE · depuis 17:02, or an honest warning when the session break can't be identified). A volume figure never means something you have to guess.

  • Custom timeframes
    Type your own grain

    2m, 45m, 4h… next to the 1m/3m/5m/15m/1H presets, remembered per instrument. Values that don't divide the day evenly are refused with the two nearest valid ones.

  • Custom timeframes

    Tick / volume / range / delta bar types are listed as coming, with the reason they aren't there yet — not hidden.

  • Heatmap, reworked
    Volume profile, POC, VAH, VAL and VWAP now appear

    they had been computed ten times per second for months and thrown away.

  • Heatmap, reworked
    The side ladder was rebuilt

    real numbers instead of 7.000, the empty gap became an in-row depth bar, headers, a 5-minute traded-volume column (labeled as such), inside-market emphasis, last price, and a numeric footer.

  • Heatmap, reworked

    Settings popover redesigned to match the rest of the app, with Classic / Senzoukria presets — the latter switches on the liquidity add/pull tints, markers and last-price trace that shipped disabled.

  • Heatmap, reworked
    The HUD tells you what you're looking at

    symbol, snapshot age, and live rates instead of raw counters.

Fixed

9

The symptom, written the way you saw it on screen.

  • Custom timeframes
    Bug fix: derived timeframes were losing their CVD wicks.

    Every grain except 1-minute silently rendered delta candles without their high/low. Fixed and pinned by test.

  • Heatmap, reworked

    28 px of chart recovered from the price axis, and the tooltip's clock no longer contradicts the axis.

  • Heatmap, reworked

    Every level says what it measures (POC 5 min, VWAP depuis 10:32) — no more guessing which window a number covers.

  • Gaps at your connection times are fixed.

    Minutes you lived partially — connecting or disconnecting mid-minute — left incomplete candles that the repair logic could never see, and one-minute holes fell under the anti-hammering threshold forever. Live sessions now record their own coverage, so seams repair themselves. Your first launch after updating will run one longer catch-up load to repair the existing holes; it happens once.

  • The heatmap could show another contract's book and trades under the symbol you selected — depth, trades and best-bid/ask are now filtered by symbol, and switching instruments properly unsubscribes the previous one.

  • The heatmap's volume profile and levels could render at wrong prices for up to 100 ms after the price band recentres — up to ~100 points off on MNQ, exactly during fast moves. Fixed.

  • Symbol selection now resolves its exchange (COMEX, NYMEX, CBOT…), instead of always subscribing on CME and showing a dead book.

  • Chart tools & chrome
    The LONG/SHORT tool no longer pretends a trade is live.

    It never actually tested whether price reached your entry — it only compared the last close to the entry price. It now stays pending until a candle after your anchor genuinely trades through the level, and stop/target hits are tested the same way (a stop "hit" by a candle that never reached it decided the displayed outcome before).

  • Chart tools & chrome

    Dropdown lists are no longer white-on-white.

Changed

3

Speed, ergonomics — what would surprise you if you knew the previous version.

  • The DOM now shows what actually traded

    The panel got faster while gaining three columns: its per-update cost dropped from ~6 ms to ~1.8 ms.

  • Heatmap, reworked

    Rendering cost of the heatmap's refresh loop cut by 64 %.

  • Chart tools & chrome

    Slimmer top bar, fewer buttons, a resizable account panel, a narrower price axis, and the Rithmic attribution moved onto the chart — with its copyright notices reachable again on a new About screen (they had been unreachable for a while).