AI Trade Critiques, Turkish Emails and Fee Fixes
AI critiques of your closed trades, every email in Turkish if that is your language, Binance fees paid in BNB counted, rebates on Bybit and Interactive Brokers as credits, and fixes to Binance CSV imports.
A second opinion on your trades, and a lot of fixes to how fees and times are counted.
AI trade critiques. Open a closed trade and ask for a critique. It reads the trade alongside your own history and writes you a short critique of it. Every account gets 3 free critiques. Edge includes 300 every 30 days, plus one button that critiques your last 90 days of trades in one go.
Emails in Turkish. If you use Viktury in Turkish, your verification and password reset codes, onboarding tips, trial notices, sign-in alerts, account notices and weekly digest now arrive in Turkish too. If you signed up with Google, your account now takes the language your device or browser shows.
Binance fees paid in BNB. Paying Binance fees in BNB used to show as no fee at all. Those fees are now priced at the BNB rate of the day and counted in your trade's costs and net P&L.
Rebates on Bybit and Interactive Brokers. When Bybit or Interactive Brokers pays you a rebate on a fill, it now counts as a credit that lowers your costs, not as a fee.
Binance CSV fixes. Rows for ETH, EOS, ENS and ETC were skipped in Binance CSV imports, and fees paid in them read as zero. Trade times could also be off by a few hours, because the time zone in the file name was not read. Both are fixed. If you uploaded such a file before, upload it again.
Safer sign-in with a passkey. If a passkey is your only second step, signing in with your password now also asks for a code we email you. If a passkey does not work in your browser, the login page now tells you.
Currency rates on the right day. During British Summer Time, some daily exchange rates were stored a day early. They now land on the right date, so converted values match the day of the trade.
Smaller changes. The calculator can fill in the fee you actually paid, based on your recent trades on the selected account. A new user's empty dashboard now points straight to connecting an exchange. The signup form has an opt-in for onboarding tips and product news. Discarding the only upload in a new CSV account now removes the empty account too. A transfer match marked Needs a look has a Looks right button, so you can clear it once you have checked it. Bybit EU transaction logs now pick up pairs that only Bybit EU lists. A new page shows how Bitcoin and Ether moved in the first hour after each of the last eight US CPI releases. Economic calendar entries further out keep their previous figure up to date. The Turkish site now has a contact page and the KVKK notice in its privacy policy, and two new blog posts cover journaling on Hyperliquid and Bybit.