Changelog

Immediately after a tournament market settled, managed liquidity seeding or sweeping could still reach the trading engine before the settlement finished synchronizing to it. These operations now return a retryable 503 until synchronization completes, and are rejected outright once the settled state is confirmed. Sweeping stays available for other markets in the same tournament, so emergency risk-off is never blocked by an unrelated market settling.

Held super signal payouts could previously get stuck permanently if a transfer to the seller's Stripe account failed for a transient reason. Failed transfers now stay pending and retry automatically, and the pending amount remains visible in your earnings.

Programmatic liquidity seeding and sweeping could act on a market that had just been settled or removed from a tournament by a concurrent operation, leaving orphaned engine state. Both operations now re-check the market's status at the moment of dispatch and are rejected cleanly if it changed.

Trade previews now count only the outcome you are trading, market-buy estimates show what can actually fill, and order confirmations say clearly when nothing was filled or rested. Limit prices are validated up front on a 0.5% tick between 0.5% and 99.5% — in the app and the public API, which now rejects off-tick prices on new orders instead of silently adjusting them. The orderbook also shows exact resting prices, flags books locked by your own orders, and prices the outcome you have selected.

Market settlement is now protected against timing conflicts across the board: outcomes can no longer settle from stale data after a deadline change, related markets are kept consistent during settlement, and elections settle strictly by official candidate records. Creating provider-backed markets (sports, elections, financial) now verifies the selected teams, players, races, and instruments against live provider data, so markets can no longer be created with identities that would later fail to settle. Soccer Tournament Winner markets can no longer be created, since no reliable settlement source exists for them yet.

Conditional, nested, and related strike-family markets can now link automatically. Smarter pricing across those links can make trades more capital-efficient.

You can now report bugs and request features using the floating Feedback button in the bottom-right corner of every page.

Settlements now complete promptly even on markets with thousands of participants, and interrupted settlements of conditional markets recover automatically so outstanding payouts finish on their own.

A full product guide is now available under Guide in the navigation, covering trading, market creation, settlement, conditional markets, Advanced Logic Linking, Super Signals, tournaments, and more.

Organization managers can now settle a market that runs in their tournaments without affecting its public result. Members see their tournament's outcome on the market page, and payouts go to the right tournament balance. Tournament closeouts now also value held positions, not just trading activity.