Every improvement, new feature and fix we ship — explained in plain language, with dates. Transparency matters to us: this is exactly what changed and when.
Fix
Dashboard now shows trade direction as LONG/SHORT — and shows it correctly
The Open Positions table and the Recent Trades lists on the dashboard used to show raw order sides (BUY/SELL). For closed trades this was also inconsistent: the same SHORT trade could appear as BUY on the Paper card but SELL on the Live card, because the two modes recorded the side differently behind the scenes. The dashboard now always displays the actual position direction — LONG or SHORT — consistently for both Paper and Live, matching what the Paper and Live pages already show.
Fix
Live Mode now respects your per-regime ratchet stage settings
In the ratchet settings you can enable or disable each profit-lock stage independently per market regime (Trend, Range, Scalp, High Volatility). In Live Mode, part of the engine was still applying the old shared stage list and could trigger a stage you had switched off for that regime — for example locking profit at the 80% stage on a High Volatility position even though you had disabled it, and later closing the trade at that lock. Paper Mode received this fix earlier; Live Mode now honors your per-regime choices everywhere: disabled stages never move your stop, and the stop only advances at the stages you left enabled.
Fix
Track Record: weekly history was miscounting trades — corrected and recomputed
On the public Track Record page, the Weekly History table counted every order as a trade — including the opening order of each position. Each position therefore added one automatic “losing trade” (its entry commission), and the estimated slippage cost was charged twice per position. That pushed the trade count up, the win rate down and the weekly return far below what the fleet actually did: the same week could show a 53% win rate in the summary at the top and 27% in the table below. Weekly History now counts completed trades only (open + close = one trade), charges slippage once, includes the funding actually paid, and covers the exact same Monday-to-Sunday week as the fleet summary above it. Past weeks were recomputed from the same trade history under the corrected method — genuinely losing weeks still show as losses; the numbers simply reflect what actually happened now.
New Feature
Cross-Sectional engine: every entry is now screened for reversal and execution risk
The Cross-Sectional engine picks the strongest coins by momentum, but two failure patterns kept hurting results: buying a coin that had already rallied hard right before it pulled back, and entering a coin in the middle of a violent move or on a thin order book — sometimes getting stopped out within minutes. Eight new protections now screen every entry. Reversal checks: a daily RSI guard (skips coins already overbought/oversold), a 3-day run-up guard (skips coins fresh off a parabolic move), a distance-from-average guard, and a funding veto (skips a dangerously crowded side). Execution checks: a flash-move guard (no entry while the last candles show a violent dislocation), a stop-noise guard (no entry when the stop would sit inside the coin's normal 15-minute fluctuation), a max-spread guard and a max-slippage guard (skip thin order books that eat the edge and hunt stops). Default values were calibrated by replaying real trade history; everything can be tuned or disabled in Settings → Bot → Cross-Sectional, and every skipped coin shows the exact reason on the Analysis page.
Fix
Live dashboard’s “Trades (7d)” now counts only the last 7 days
On the main dashboard, the Live Mode card’s “Trades (7d)” count — and its win rate — were based on your entire trade history instead of the last 7 days, so the number could look much higher than your recent activity. It now counts only trades closed in the past 7 days, matching the label and the way the Paper card already worked.
Fix
Open positions now show the real Notional value instead of rounding to “$0.0k”
In the open positions table (Paper and Live), the Notional column divided every value by 1,000 and added a “k”, so a $100 position showed as “$0.1k” and smaller ones collapsed to “$0.0k” — often rounding up and overstating the size. It now shows the actual dollar amount (for example $100 or $59.40), and only abbreviates genuinely large positions with a k/M suffix.
Fix
Open positions now show exact margin and PnL, with tidier column headers
In the open positions table (both Paper and Live), the Margin and PnL columns were rounded to whole dollars, so a $2.37 margin showed as “$2” and a $0.89 profit showed as “$1”. They now display the exact amount down to the cent. We also fixed a few column headers that were overlapping and running into each other, so the table is easier to read.
New Feature
The Cross-Sectional engine can now be used in Live Mode
If you've been testing the Cross-Sectional (XS) engine in Paper Mode, you can now run it in Live Mode with exactly the same logic — the same momentum ranking, the same entry timing controls, and the same volatility-based position sizing. The “Copy from Paper” button in Bot Settings now also transfers your strategy engine choice and all Cross-Sectional tuning values, so a tested paper setup carries over to live 1:1. The engine is still experimental and comes with no profit guarantee — in Live Mode it trades real funds, so start with small capital and few positions. The Analysis page shows the live XS ranking and why each coin was or wasn't opened, just like it does for paper.
Fix
Time-based exits are no longer mislabeled as “Manual”
When the bot automatically closes a stagnant position because it ran out of time without making progress toward its target, the closed-trades table used to label it “Manual”. It now shows the correct time-exit marker (⏰) with a matching tooltip, and you can filter your closed trades by this reason. This affected both paper and live history.
Improvement
Bonus ratchet stages now extend your profit target much further
When a position runs past its original target, the bonus ratchet stages (125%–250%) now raise the take-profit target much more aggressively — up to 4.45× the original target at the top stage — so strong trends have room to keep running. Profit locks were tightened alongside (e.g. the 250% stage now locks in 230% instead of 200%), and the Telegram notification now shows the same target-extension percentage you see in the ratchet levels tooltip, so the numbers finally match everywhere.
New Feature
The cross-sectional engine is now on every plan
Free, Pro, and Elite all run the same cross-sectional engine now — paper trading on Free, live trading on Pro and Elite. Pro trades live with 5 core strategies and gets all 9 on paper as a preview of Elite. Elite unlocks all 9 strategies live, full engine tuning controls, and Excel & AI-ready reports. Scan speed now scales with your plan — every 2 hours on Free, as fast as every 30 minutes on Pro, and as fast as ~1 minute on Elite. AI assistant limits are now weekly instead of daily: 2 questions/week on Free, 10 on Pro, and 50 on Elite (resets every Monday).
Fix
More accurate plan info and subscription management
Plan and pricing pages now show the exact number of active strategies included in each plan. The checkout total no longer shows a promo discount before it's verified, every subscription-management screen is now fully translated in all supported languages, and your plan updates automatically right after checkout.
New Feature
Clearer Free, Pro and Elite plans
We rewrote our plans so every feature listed is one you can actually use — no vague promises. Pro now clearly covers live trading, all 9 active strategies, unlimited scans and your own Telegram bot. Elite adds pro-grade tools: a cross-sectional momentum engine, advanced quant tuning, Kelly-sizing and expected-value diagnostics, and Excel/AI-ready performance export.
Improvement
A simpler Track Record page with last week's real results
The Track Record page now opens with a plain-language summary of what the bot fleet actually did last week — how many users traded, plus each strategy's trades and wins. The detailed weekly history is still there in a compact table.
New Feature
Weekly Strategy Report email
Every Monday you'll now receive an email — in your own language — showing how each bot strategy performed in last week's simulation, along with data-driven suggestions for your bot settings. Don't want it? You can turn it off anytime in Settings → Profile or with the unsubscribe link in the email.
New Feature
New: Updates page and version notifications
You can now follow every improvement we ship on this page, in plain language. And whenever a new version of the panel goes live, an in-app banner lets you know so you can refresh and get the latest features right away.
New Feature
Smart Entry timing for the Cross-Sectional strategy
The bot no longer chases a coin right after a sharp move: new timing controls wait for a healthier entry point and give re-entries into the same coin a breather. All four controls can be tuned in Settings.
Improvement
Regime gate and stop-loss cap protect Cross-Sectional profits
In unfavourable market conditions the bot now skips Cross-Sectional entries instead of forcing them, and the stop-loss distance is capped so a single trade can't take an oversized hit.
Fix
Settings save reliably — one green Save button
Fixed an issue where some Cross-Sectional settings didn't persist. Everything is now saved with the single green Save button, and setting changes are confirmed in your Telegram notifications so you always know what's active.
Improvement
Analysis shows the real reason behind every decision
For each ranked coin, the Analysis page now explains why a trade was opened or skipped — with the actual elimination reasons, full-precision prices, and a direct link to the coin on KuCoin.
Improvement
Bot settings reorganized into three clear groups
Settings are now grouped as General, Classic and Cross-Sectional, so you only see what's relevant to your strategy engine. Threshold fields also got recommended-range badges to make safe tuning easier.
Fix
Market regime is now detected correctly for Cross-Sectional trades
A bug caused every Cross-Sectional trade to be treated as a trending market, which skewed take-profit and stop-loss levels. Each trade now uses the correctly detected regime, so targets adapt to actual market conditions.
New Feature
New strategy engine: Cross-Sectional (beta)
Alongside the Classic engine you can now switch to the Cross-Sectional engine in Settings. Instead of judging each coin in isolation, it ranks coins against each other and trades the strongest candidates — with its own Ranking panel on the Analysis page.
Improvement
Clearer risk pauses and smarter profit locking
When the bot pauses after a drawdown or losing streak, the dashboard now shows a live countdown until trading resumes. The ratchet profit-locking system was also refined: stages now work independently per market regime, with clearer tooltips.
This page covers user-facing changes. Minor technical maintenance is not listed.
Important Notice
Our Trading Approach & Risk Disclosure
Our Strategy
TradeHive analyzes historical market data and technical indicators to open multiple trades with optimized risk/reward ratios. Our goal is to help you grow your balance sustainably over the long term.
Risk Management
Automatic stop-loss and take-profit levels are set for each trade. We focus on the overall performance of multiple trades, not just a single one. However, due to the volatile nature of crypto markets, every trade carries risk.
Important Note
No trading system can guarantee 100% profits. Even if past performance is 100%, do not ignore the possibility that the next trade could close at a loss. Please only trade with amounts you can afford to lose.
