Product updates as they ship.
When an exclusive lease ends, previously paused leases are now reinstated through a durable queue with built-in retry protection. A rare timing issue that could have double-billed a reinstated subscriber has been eliminated.
Seller payouts that were held while Stripe onboarding completed now transfer automatically within moments of the payment arriving, even when Stripe delivers events out of order. A safety net also re-attempts any payout that gets stuck, so held earnings no longer wait indefinitely.
Lease payments that are processed after a signal changes hands are now credited to the seller who actually held the signal when the charge occurred. Previously a delayed payment could show up in the wrong seller's earnings.
Retrospective settlement corrections could previously push a participant's tournament balance below zero. Corrections that would overdraw any member are now rejected up front with a clear error, and the database itself enforces a hard non-negative floor on all tournament balances as a backstop.
Automated settlement records a market's final outcome briefly before the market is formally stamped as settled. During that window orders could still be placed against the already-known result. Order placement now recognizes the recorded outcome immediately and rejects new trades on both the engine and legacy paths.
Fixed an issue where a failed super signal purchase could leave the buyer charged without receiving ownership. Purchases now either complete entirely or leave your balance untouched. A duplicate legacy purchase endpoint was also removed.
Multiple resting sell orders from the same account could previously all fill against the same shares in a single matching pass, driving the position negative and creating payouts that were never backed by real holdings. Fills now share one live balance across all of an account's resting orders, and any inconsistent result aborts the trade entirely.
When an exclusive lease ended and previous leases were automatically reinstated, the first payment on the reinstated subscription was collected but never credited to the signal seller. These payments are now recorded and paid out, and payouts only route directly to Stripe accounts that are fully verified.
Multi-leg and automated orders could previously slip through a narrow window where a market was settled or removed from a tournament between validation and execution. Every order dispatch now re-checks market and tournament state under the same lock settlement uses, immediately before reaching the trading engine.
When a single order filled several of your resting orders at once, your position's average price could reflect only the last fill instead of the true weighted average, and the per-fill entries in your transaction history all showed the same final balance. Cost basis is now computed across every fill, and each transaction entry records the correct running balance.
