Changelog
What has shipped, in order, including the things that were wrong and got fixed. MONUNI is new enough to have no track record — this is the next most useful thing.
- Added2 September 2026Terms, privacy and cookie notices
Written from the database schema rather than from a template, so the privacy notice lists the four cookies that actually exist and the three parties that actually receive data. The operating entity now appears in the footer of every page.
- Added2 September 2026A public demo, with no account required
The decision log, the market view and the risk controls can now be inspected without registering — including the decisions where MONUNI declined to trade, which is the part worth reading.
- Improved1 September 2026Every decision records which strategy configuration produced it
Agent thresholds became configurable, which meant two decisions could report the same agent version and have run different stops. Each decision now stamps a configuration hash and per-component versions, so a comparison between agents holds the parameters fixed rather than assuming they were.
- Fixed1 September 2026A session refresh during a page load no longer signs you out
Two tabs refreshing at once could look identical to a stolen token being replayed, and the safe response to a stolen token is to end every session. A short grace window now distinguishes the two — a genuine replay outside the window still ends the chain, and neither case hands back a working token.
- Security31 August 2026Exchange calls are signed rather than bearer-authenticated
The relay that reaches Binance and Kraken now verifies an ed25519 signature over each request, with a nonce cache against replay. A leaked shared token previously would have been enough; a leaked public key now is not.
- Fixed31 August 2026Drawdown is measured on net profit and loss
The daily drawdown limit compared against a peak that a withdrawal could move, so taking your own money out could read as a loss and halt trading. It now measures realised and unrealised profit net of fees, against a peak carried forward atomically.
- Added30 August 2026Billing, plans and usage limits
Four plans with monthly trade quotas. Downgrading never closes a position, never disconnects an exchange and never disarms a stop loss — agents above the new ceiling move to shadow mode instead of being deleted, so re-upgrading restores your history intact.
- Improved29 August 2026Paper trading charges the spread, slippage and fees
A simulator that fills at the mid price produces a record that flatters itself by roughly 24 basis points a round trip. Paper mode now models each venue's real cost, so the track record you are judging means something when you move to live.
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Entries here describe changes a customer can perceive. Refactors, dependency bumps and internal tooling are left out on purpose. If a change affected you and is not listed, tell us at contact and it will be.