What we shipped and when
Open positions now load in about a third of a second instead of three to five. Each part of the dashboard shows as soon as its own data arrives, instead of the whole page waiting behind one loader, and the six journal questions are there from the start. Resting the pointer on the logo starts loading your dashboard before you click.
On a public profile, open positions now sit at the top of the trade list. A visitor can open one to see its entry, stop, target, mark price, break-even and liquidation, and nothing they could edit. The locked balance card that showed visitors only dots is gone from the profile and its calendar.
Day headings now read Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow in your own time zone, and the page opens on today. Before, it started a day back with no marker, so yesterday’s releases looked like today’s.
The dashboard’s wide trades table is now a list next to the trade you pick. The trade shows its result, plan against outcome, chart, comments and AI insight, and you answer the journal questions right there. Move between trades with the arrow keys or j/k, or filter to the ones you haven’t journaled yet. On a phone, each trade opens full screen from the list. Public profiles and backtesting use the same layout.
The Ukrainian version used English plural rules, so counts read wrong: “5 угоди” instead of “5 угод”. Plurals, numbers and dates in Ukrainian now follow Ukrainian rules.
A Bybit trade closed by its take-profit or stop-loss order was labelled Manual when the fill slipped past the trigger price. We now read how the exchange closed the position, so it shows TP or SL, and a stop that closed in profit shows BE.
The calendar now has month, week and year views. The year view shows twelve month cards with each month’s net and trade count, and the week view gives each day its own row on a phone. Tabs filter by source, with a new Manual tab, and amounts from 10,000 up print short, as +17.5k. An empty month names the nearest days with trades. Public profile calendars use the same design, read-only.
A link to brotrades.com now previews with a headline, the main features and a P&L card over real Bitcoin candles, in English, Ukrainian or Russian to match the link. It replaces the feature-tree card.
Every signed-in page now shares one header, grouped into Journal, Analyze, Grow and Community, with a bottom bar on phones. Your balance shows equity, today’s and this month’s P&L and your 30-day win rate, and the eye icon hides every amount on the page until you show it again. Open positions are compact rows beside your limit orders, which show how far price is from filling, and both refresh every minute while something is open.
Connected exchanges now sync on their own four times a day instead of once, so new trades reach your journal within hours. You can still sync by hand at any time.
When you journal a trade, sync, upload a statement, post or comment, the achievement, quest progress or Trader’s Life reward it earns now shows within seconds, and the page refreshes itself. Before, it took up to two minutes.
On a phone, the backtest import cards were wider than the screen and their text was cut off at the right edge. They now fit, and long text wraps.
A link to a feed post with a real chart but no screenshot and no full plan used to preview as plain text. It now shows the coin's real chart from the time of posting, with the levels the post has and, if it names an entry, how far price has moved from it. Trades that ran for days are drawn on 4-hour or daily candles.
In ChatGPT, BroTrades now opens as a panel with your P&L, win rate and latest trades for the last 7, 30 or 90 days. Open or attach a broker statement in the chat to see what it holds; nothing is imported until you press Import. A trade you ask it to log shows up as a card to check before you confirm, and you can @-mention your own trades in a message. Claude shows the same panel and imports a statement pasted as text.
Add brotrades.com/mcp as a connector in ChatGPT or Claude, then sign in to BroTrades to approve it. You can ask for your stats, look up and review your trades over any period, or log a new trade by describing it. Settings lists every connected assistant, and revoking one cuts it off within a minute. Still in beta: it will keep changing.
The simulator is now a tree of seven eras, from Newbie to Market maker, and one game day is one real day. You take or skip setups drawn from real historical charts, practise reading them with timed cards, and pass funded-account evaluations to climb. Lessons you finish in a real BroTrades course soften the setbacks on the way. Runs from the old version start over. Still in beta: the balance will change.
If you closed a Bybit position and later opened a new one on the same coin, Live trades never posted the new one. It does now, and the new trade's result is no longer measured against the old one.
On a phone, leaving BroTrades while a page was loading could strand you on a bare "This page couldn't load" screen. The page now retries by itself once you're back and online. If it still fails, you get a clear error screen in your language with Reload and Back.
A link to brotrades.com now opens with a new preview card: the platform's features drawn as a tree over real Bitcoin candles. It comes in English, Ukrainian or Russian to match the link.
When a signal's stop or target is hit, its real chart now stops a day later. Before, it ran on to today, so a post marked Stop hit could show price reaching the target weeks afterwards.
If a Libertex report holds a date or number we can't read, the upload now says so instead of showing a generic failure.
Share cards for trades older than 45 days showed as broken images in a profile's Latest Trades. They are no longer deleted, and the missing ones are redrawn the next time they're viewed.
Picking Edit, Archive, Hide or Delete in a feed post's ⋯ menu only closed the menu. Every item works again.
Posts on crypto coins the exchanges list now have a Check the real chart button. It shows the author's screenshot beside the exchange's real 1-hour chart. When the post includes an entry price, you also see a live label of how far price has moved from it. When it includes a full plan — entry, stop and target — you also get a verdict once the target or stop is hit.
A Libertex export with a placeholder dash in a number cell no longer rejects your whole file. The valid trades import as usual.
A mentor who assigned a homework to a student can now unassign it — a mistaken assignment is no longer permanent.
Admins and a course's own teacher can remove a student from the course, with the reason and who made the change recorded — so it stays deliberate and traceable.
Your total assets now count the funding wallet and Earn, not only the trading account — on both Bybit and Binance. Money you keep on the exchange outside futures used to be missing from the dashboard total; now it shows up.
The deposit chart no longer reads money you funded in an earlier year as this year's trading profit. Long-time users saw their profit overstated because the deposited total reset every January — the running total now spans every year.
A trading life-sim. You spend one day at a time on screen time, study, journalling, exercise and sleep, and watch what those choices do to your money over weeks. Your stats shape the odds and never hand you a win — a perfect day can still lose. In beta: the economy is still being tuned, so numbers will move.
Open a page that needs an account, sign in, and you land back on the page you wanted — not always on the dashboard.
Connecting an exchange now shows a link straight to the API-key page for the exchange you picked — Bybit, Binance or OKX — so you no longer have to hunt for where to create the key.
Backtesting and the Trader Plan pages no longer show an error for signed-out visitors — they now send you to sign in first, like every other page.
A new economic calendar shows the market-moving events — CPI, jobs numbers, rate decisions and more across nine currencies. See the full schedule at /economic-calendar, plus a Next 24 hours card in the feed sidebar.
Paste an expectancy calculator link into any chat and it now previews the actual scenario — the win rate, the reward-to-risk and the final result — on a branded card, instead of a blank generic preview.
Uploading a statement in any account currency is no longer rejected. Currency is only a display tag on your trades, so a CHF or EUR account imports just like a USD one.
BroTrades has a proper mark now — two candles forming a V with a spark — and the app calls itself BroTrades everywhere. Newly generated trade cards carry the logo, as do post and calculator cards.
The About page was rebuilt to say plainly what BroTrades is and how it helps you trade with less self-deception.
AI notes now answer in the language you read the app in — English, Ukrainian or Russian — instead of always English.
Your backtests now get AI notes — a short read on each trade and on the run as a whole, shown publicly with a beta badge. It reads the numbers so you can see what a strategy did well and where it leaked.
You can edit your own feed post for 15 minutes after posting. Once the window closes the post says so plainly instead of quietly dropping the Edit button.
A switch in your settings decides whether the AI comments on your trades. On by choice, off any time — you stay in control of what gets written.
Feed posts now count everyone who reads them, signed in or not. The view number on each idea reflects real reach, not just logged-in accounts.
The signed-in header is now a single tidy cluster, and your tier badge sits in it across the dashboard, feed and back office — so you always know which plan you're on without hunting for it.
A trade card goes public only when you say so. Nothing about a trade is shared until you choose to share it.
A proper symbol catalogue now backs the app: forex pairs are suggested as you type, and imported files are named from their own filename so you always know what you loaded.
TradingView backtest reports import more cleanly: exports with a Commission column parse correctly, the symbol is read from the filename when the file omits it, and a missing symbol never blocks the import.
The homepage is rebuilt around what BroTrades actually does — the feed, backtesting, live charts, courses and achievements — with real charts in the hero and a standalone pricing page.
Staff can see each student's trading stats inside their school. Individual student rows stay private — what a school can publish is an aggregate activity block for the school as a whole, with its P&L included only if you switch that on as well.
A public coin screener now sits in the app nav — scan the market at a glance without leaving your journal.
Post a setup to the new feed with direction, symbol, entry, stop and target — the R:R is worked out as you type, a stop on the wrong side of entry is flagged inline without blocking you, and you can attach a TradingView snapshot link or paste a screenshot. Levels alone are enough to post, and every idea gets its own shareable link.
Every idea card now counts unique views — one per account, with yours counted from the moment you post — and carries likes and comments. Posts that arrive while you are reading wait behind a “Show N posts” bar instead of jumping into the timeline.
The chart on a trade now switches between 1m, 5m, 15m, 1h, 4h and 1d, refetching the candles for the interval you pick.
Sharing an idea's link in Telegram or X now shows the chart from the post in the preview instead of a plain text card.
Symbols in the feed carry their coin logo, with a lettered badge for anything we have no artwork for — never a broken image, never a gap.
School owners can ask students to fill in up to three profile fields — like a phone number — before they open course content. Sensitive answers are stored privately and shown only to your staff.
Manage everyone in your school from one page — students, mentors and teachers across all your courses. Owners and teachers also see which referral code each student joined with. Assign a mentor right from a student's card on courses you created.
Schools can hand out codes that give students free Diamond access until a set date, once we approve the request. Golden partner schools can grant a set number of days instead — up to six months goes live at once, longer still needs approval.
Your dashboard wallet now shows tidy ₮ (USDT) and ₿ (BTC) coin marks instead of plain text, with Total Assets, Today's P&L, In Use and Available all sized to match. On mobile the figures wrap to fit your screen instead of shrinking.
The Sync button now sits in the dashboard's top bar next to your public-profile link, so it's easy to reach on mobile instead of buried under your balances. The overwrite toggle is simpler, and an info icon explains the sync window — 7 days on ByBit, more on Binance.
The amber "API key has expired" banner no longer nags when your key is actually syncing fine. IP-bound keys never expire, so a connection that's still pulling trades keeps the warning hidden — while real warnings still fire when a key genuinely stops working.
Run a full manual journal with no exchange connected — add a trade straight from an empty dashboard, journal it, then close or delete it from your trades list, with a loading state through every save. Leftover placeholder positions can now be removed too. Built for mentors, prop-firm traders and anyone logging trades by hand.
Import your Libertex closed-deals report (CSV). English, Ukrainian and Russian exports are all recognised, with leverage and P&L mapped automatically — and your Past uploads list refreshes even when a file is rejected.
Switching your dashboard between All, Exchange, Broker and Manual is now instant. Every filtered view is pre-warmed, so the numbers change the moment you tap a chip.
Upload a TradingView Strategy Tester report (.xlsx or .csv — just drag it onto the page) and get a full strategy report: equity curve, win rate, profit factor, long/short breakdown and your Trader's Plan — all kept completely separate from your live trades.
Students can now attach a chart screenshot to a classwork answer instead of only a TradingView link — uploaded straight from their device.
The course Progress tab is now a dashboard: headline stats, the latest homework conversations, and every cohort's students with their progress — plus a cohort-scoped invite so you add learners right where you manage them.
Your journal now tracks the currency of each trade. Upload a EUR or GBP broker statement and every price, P&L figure and statistic shows the correct currency symbol — no more USD-only journaling.
Every course is now one focused page: a hero with your completion progress, a module sidebar, and lessons that open one at a time with video, materials and homework. Tick lessons off as you go and watch your progress bar fill.
Creating a course is friendlier for non-technical teachers — choose a single course language (or stay multilingual), skip manual slugs and metadata, and add homework from clear, illustrated type cards.
Teachers manage each course from a single hub — content, people, streams and settings in one place — with a guided 5-step wizard to launch a new course and per-stream mentor assignment so every cohort can have its own mentors.
Each school picks the language of its mentor Telegram notifications — English, Russian or Ukrainian — so submission pings and review links match your team.
Schools run courses on the platform: teachers build modules with video, PDFs and classwork; mentors review submissions and track students; learners progress module by module. Mentors get a Telegram ping the moment work is submitted.
Trading schools can invite members with a referral code that unlocks the Diamond Hands tier — free, no card required.
Charts now load for every ByBit symbol — including memecoins and scale-prefixed tickers — and entry times are recovered from your full execution history for accurate markers.
The help button now opens our official Telegram chat. Join the BroTrades community.
Founding member rates locked in forever.
Public roadmap with tier-weighted voting. Pro, Bro, and Diamond members have more say.
4 real tiers based on actual features: Hamster, Pro, Bro, Diamond Hands. Trade cards and public profile free for all.
Trader math pricing — every plan framed as a stop-loss on your $10k deposit. Monthly/annual toggle with 20% off.
Per-exchange referral codes displayed on your public profile and trade cards.
Customizable public profile showing your stats, trades, positions, and deposit progress. Toggle widget visibility.
Plan vs actual deposit tracking with growth projections, money flow detection, and monthly income history.
Shareable PNG cards for every trade — auto-generated with your entry, exit, PnL, and referral code.
Full support for English, Russian, and Ukrainian across the entire app.
Automatic nightly trade synchronization with ByBit via API. Manual sync with 7-day window.
Trading journal goes live at brotrades.com. Core journaling, basic stats, and exchange connection.