Fuller Binance TR History and Bybit EU Imports

Corrections to portfolio history and holdings, plus a new venue.

Binance TR history goes back further. Your value chart was missing long stretches, because any day you held only lira or a coin we could not price was dropped. Lira and coin balances are priced properly now, and the missing days fill themselves in within a day of this release. If your history was already built, press Rebuild history on the chart to pick up the change.

Bybit EU imports as its own venue. Bybit EU is a separate exchange from Bybit, with its own pairs and no USDT quotes, so it has its own entry now when you import a CSV. Choosing it means EU-only pairs resolve instead of coming back empty.

Hyperliquid holdings match your wallet. Moving a token in or out now counts against your balance, and so do the dust conversions Hyperliquid runs on its own. A coin that showed a negative holding beside a positive one reads as one correct number.

Trade size on pairs quoted in a local currency. The size of a trade was measured on the day you opened it but converted at the day you closed it, which understated it on lira pairs. It uses the entry day's rate now, both on the row and in the volume total.

A reopened trade keeps your chart. Adding an indicator to a trade's chart, closing the panel and opening it again showed the chart as it was before your change. It shows what you saved now, and a later unrelated edit no longer drops it.

New accounts sync straight away. A newly added account did not start its first sync, so it stayed empty until you pressed Sync now or the overnight run caught it.

A fresh import no longer looks expired. Uploading a CSV could tell you the import was no longer available while the file was still being processed. It waits for processing to finish now.

Chart menus work from the keyboard. Opening a chart menu with the keyboard left focus behind it, and Escape did not always close it. Every chart popover now moves focus into the menu and closes on Escape.