Changelog

Nightly trader rankings and Super Signal computations now process trading history incrementally, so they keep working as competitions grow.

After a competition balance reset or a market reset, trader rankings, smart scores and Super Signals now start again from that reset instead of carrying over earlier activity. A signal's volume check now counts only activity since the latest reset, and its history check counts only time since the market joined the competition.

Participants in organization competitions now see a free Super Signal for each competition market, computed from that competition's own trading. Open the market's Signal tab to see the enhanced probability and breakdown, refreshed nightly when enough competition data is available.

Super Signal smart scores, elite traders and market signals now include trades matched by the trading engine, so they keep updating after a market moves to engine trading.

The site header, trade box, order book and price chart on the market page now lay out correctly on narrower desktop windows. Header links no longer overlap the logo or account controls, trade prices stay inside their buttons with the 24-hour change on its own line, order book columns line up with their headers, and the volume axis only appears when the chart window includes trades.

The 24-hour price change now compares against the last trade from a day ago on every market, including markets whose trading history predates the current trading engine. Markets with no trade a day ago show a dash instead of the move since listing.

Administrator username changes now keep account setup consistent. Participants whose usernames were cleared receive a new automatic username when they return to an organization that requires one. Direct profile edits now keep username setup consistent when organization naming restrictions are lifted.

New single-order requests and completed best-effort batches or atomic multi-leg requests covered by the replay rollout retain their original tournaments when retried after an organization changes its default. Completed requests return the original ordered results, including terminal failures. Reusing a key with different order details or another organization remains a conflict.

The SIG account guide now describes only the profile features and notifications available to participants. References to achievements have been removed.

Restoring an archived tournament now checks your current administrator permissions before removing each market that no longer belongs to its groups. If your access changes during a restore, the remaining markets and participant positions are preserved.