Senzoukria
for desktop

## VWAP mean reversion bands - **Four standard-deviation bands around VWAP** — ±1σ, ±2σ, ±3σ, ±4σ, each one switchable with its own multiplier. Off by default: an update never repaints a chart you didn't ask it to. Bands 1 and 2 are pre-armed behind the master switch, so one click gives you the standard picture without eight lines landing on your footprint at once. - **Every band is labeled with its price**, not just its multiple (`+2σ 28034.25`). A mean-reversion level you have to hover to read is a level you can't place an order against. - **Two ways to measure σ, and the panel says which is which.** *Typical price* takes one sample per bar at (H+L+C)/3 — the figure your other screens show. *Footprint levels* takes one per price actually traded, which is the real dispersion, and will **not** match other platforms. Both are correct; the difference is explained in the settings panel rather than left for you to discover by comparison. - **σ is now computed with Welford's method.** The textbook formula (E[x²] − E[x]²) subtracts two nearly equal numbers at index-level prices, and was losing about five significant digits before rounding. The bands are accurate at MNQ/ES price magnitudes now. ## Big Trades appear while the candle is still forming - **Bubbles no longer wait for the bar to close.** On the candle view, Big Trades bubbles stayed frozen for the entire duration of the bar, then all appeared at once on close — up to a 60-second lag on a 1-minute chart, five minutes on M5. - The window buffer memoises a cursor so panning through history doesn't rescan the whole ring. That cursor only reset when its time bound moved forward — true for the heatmap, which passes a clock, but false for the footprint, which passes the **right edge of the forming candle**: a bound that sits in the future and doesn't move until the bar closes. Everything ingested in between ended up above the cursor and was never drawn. - Fixed by rescanning only what arrived since the previous frame. The panning optimisation is preserved, and both behaviours are now pinned by tests. ## Broker catalog - **Astrofund is listed**, with its dxFeed rail marked *coming soon* rather than offered. The firm issues its own dxFeed credentials to funded traders and has no Rithmic accounts to hand out — so giving it a Rithmic option would have produced an entry that fails on every single connection attempt. It's documented without being promised. --- **Windows build only.** macOS and Linux builds are not included in this release; the previous beta builds remain available from earlier tags.