Version history

Quiet hours and your own timezone

Your notifications learn to sleep and your days learn where to cut. Pick a quiet window and nothing buzzes your phone at night, and set an account timezone that the journal, the bot page and the charts all follow, whatever device you open Osiris on.

• NewQuiet hours in Settings, Notifications: pick a window, say 22:00 to 08:00, and push and Telegram go silent inside it. Everything still lands in the bell, so nothing is lost, and your bot's trades always come through, night or not.
• NewAccount timezone on your profile page. We pick it up from your device the first time and you can change it whenever you like; journal days, bot performance days, chart time scales and quiet hours all cut by it, the same on every device.
• NewListings, new articles and announcements can now reach you as Telegram DMs. They are off by default; switch them on in notification settings if you want them.
• NewThe trading bot now works on USDC-funded accounts. If your Binance futures wallet runs Multi-Assets Mode, common in the EU where USDT is hard to come by, the bot used to see an empty account because it only counted the USDT line. The key check, the bot and the journal now read the pooled balance Binance actually margins your trades with.
• FixedPositions built from several buys show every entry in the journal now, not just the averaged price that matched none of your orders. The entry price carries a small multiplier badge listing each buy, and the trade chart marks them one by one with the average entry drawn across.
• ImprovedThe bell menu got tidier: mark all read, clear all and a shortcut to notification settings now sit in its header, so the list gets the room.
• ImprovedThe notification settings now show which Telegram account is linked, not just that one is.
• ImprovedThe email column is gone from the notification toggles. Critical alerts always reach your email anyway, and announcement emails carry an unsubscribe link, so there was nothing left worth a switch.

Bot results, properly told

The trading bot's performance page caught up with the trading journal. Your bot's results now come with an equity curve, a daily calendar and per-symbol stats, the history sorts and exports, and a new background check makes sure a running bot never sits on keys that stopped working.

• NewThe bot performance page reads like the journal now: an equity curve with max drawdown, a daily PnL calendar you can page through month by month, per-symbol results, and stat tiles for profit factor, average win and loss, best and worst day and longest streaks. Days cut where your clock does, and live and demo results never mix.
• NewThe trade history groups under day headers with each day's net result and count, sorts by open time, symbol or PnL from the column headers, and pages with real page numbers instead of an endless Next.
• NewExport your whole bot trade history as a CSV file, one click on the performance page, live and demo separately.
• NewHourly key check: while your bot runs, we quietly re-verify your Binance keys once an hour and keep the balance in your bot settings current. If Binance stops accepting the keys, deleted, expired or newly restricted, the bot stops safely, open positions keep their stop loss and take profit, and a notification plus a Telegram message tell you exactly why.
• ImprovedA bot that has not traded yet gets a proper first screen with a setup shortcut instead of a wall of zeros, and while positions are open the page says plainly that analytics arrive with the first close.
• FixedCalendar days keep one height whether they hold trades or not, on the trading journal too.

Performance pass

No new buttons in this one either. We measured where the servers actually spend their time and went after the top of the list. The screener answers faster, the live engine runs cooler, and busy minutes stay smooth.

• ImprovedThe screener grid is built in far fewer steps than before, so page loads and sort switches come back faster.
• ImprovedThe engine that scans order books and computes metrics now does the same work with less CPU, which keeps live updates steady when the market gets loud.
• ImprovedJournal syncs moved to the background: Sync now answers instantly and the page fills in as the import lands, instead of making you wait on Binance.
• ImprovedBusy moments scale better: many open screener tabs no longer ask the server for the same thing at the same instant.

Security & reliability pass

A quiet release. We put the whole platform through two independent security reviews and fixed what they surfaced, from payments to the trading bot's safety rails. Everything works the same as yesterday, with fewer ways for it to go wrong.

• ImprovedStricter rate limits on forms and account endpoints, so abuse gets slowed down before it costs anyone anything.
• ImprovedPayment confirmations are now processed exactly once, however many times a provider repeats itself.
• ImprovedTrading bot safety rails tightened: entries aborted right after filling now count toward your daily limits, and a daily-loss halt also cancels entry orders still resting on the book.
• ImprovedLive data connections are checked more strictly and carry sensible per-connection limits.
• FixedA number of smaller findings from the reviews, patched before anyone ran into them.

Market & density alerts

Two new alert types join price alerts: thresholds on the market mood itself, and watches on individual order-book walls. Both are yours to configure, both get their own pages in settings, and both end the era of us deciding what counts as news for you.

• NewMarket alerts: set a threshold on Fear & Greed or any of its six components, momentum, breadth, trend, funding, buy pressure and volatility, and get pinged when it crosses. Checked every 5 minutes against the same numbers the market board shows. The bell on the board's Fear & Greed card opens the dialog with the live value next to every metric.
• NewThe raw board numbers take alerts too: the share of pairs down ("tell me when 90% of the board is red"), the average 24h change including negative levels, total 24h futures volume in billions, and dominance for BTC, ETH and the alt share. Each threshold is typed in the unit you already read on the board, and the bells on the board's tiles open the dialog with that metric picked.
• NewMove alerts, for Premium and higher: instead of a level, watch the change itself. "24h volume up 15% within 15 minutes", "Fear & Greed dropped 20 points in an hour", on any market metric, up, down or either way, over windows from 5 minutes to a day. One move pings once; the alert re-arms when the move has faded.
• NewDensity alerts: press the bell on any wall row on the densities screener and that exact level is watched for you around the clock. One ping when price first touches the wall, then a final alert when it gets eaten or pulled, with the verdict right in the text.
• NewEvery alert type now has its own page under Settings → Alerts: price, market and density alerts each with their active list, history and delivery channels in one place.
• NewNotification settings grew matching rows: market alerts and density alerts each carry their own push and Telegram toggles, separate from price alerts. The bell on site is always on for alerts you set yourself, so a trigger can never be silenced by accident.
• ImprovedThe old system-wide market notifications are retired. We used to decide when a sentiment swing deserved a ping for everyone; that guesswork is gone, and the market category now carries only alerts you set yourself, at your own thresholds. If you want market pings, set them on the market page exactly the way you want them.

Density walls on the chart

The order-book walls the densities screener hunts all day now draw themselves on the chart page, right where you plan the trade. Around them: a groupable densities board, price alerts that follow your plan's venues, and a cleaner help menu on every screen size.

• NewDensity walls on the chart: pairs the wall scanner tracks show their walls as a depth ladder hugging the price axis, green bars for bids below, red for asks above, each bar sized by the money resting there and labeled with its dollar amount. The ladder refreshes every 3 seconds from the same live scan that feeds the densities board, so a wall that gets eaten disappears from your chart within seconds.
• NewWalls are on by default and easy to mute: the brick button on the chart toolbar hides and shows them instantly, and Settings → Chart carries the same switch. Signed-out visitors keep the choice in their browser.
• NewThe densities board can now group by coin: one row per pair showing its strongest wall for the current sort, with an expander for the rest. The toggle sits with the other board controls and remembers your choice.
• ImprovedPrice alerts now follow the venues your plan screens: Basic sets alerts on Binance, paid plans on every exchange. Off-plan venues show as locked chips in the dialog, and alerts created on a better plan keep running after a downgrade.
• ImprovedThe plans page now spells out all three alert pools, price, market and density, so the caps are clear before you pay. The knowledge base grew matching sections and the developer docs state plainly which alerts the API manages.
• ImprovedThe help menu grew up: quick links to the knowledge base, release notes, API docs, pricing and contact, each with a one-line hint, plus the latest blog post with its cover. The mobile menu got the same treatment.
• ImprovedOn phones, the chart page and the screener cards tuck their actions into a compact menu instead of a crowded icon row.
• FixedScreener cards no longer pile up price-axis tags for levels sitting outside the visible window; level lines now clip to what you can actually see, and the volume scale dropped its redundant last-value tag.

Measure tool & floating charts

Two additions for people who sit with charts all day: a ruler that answers how far and how long any move ran, and picture-in-picture that keeps a live chart floating on top of whatever else you are doing. Also in this release: changing your plan finally respects the days you already paid for.

• NewThe measure tool: press the ruler on the chart toolbar and drag across a move. A green or red box shows the price change, the percent, how many bars it took and how much time that was. Drag in one motion or click once, move, click again; the box rides the candles as you pan and zoom.
• NewThe readout stays readable wherever you draw: stretch the box to the very edge of the chart and the label flips to the free side or steps inside the box instead of sliding off screen. One more click or Esc clears the measurement. The ruler is on every chart with a toolbar, screener cards included.
• NewPicture-in-picture: send a chart into a small floating window that stays on top while you switch tabs or apps. Candles, levels and your indicators keep updating live in the window; the chart on the page stays fully interactive.
• NewThe floating-window button sits on every full chart page and on your pinned pairs on the screener, in browsers that support picture-in-picture. Pin a pair, pop it out, and it keeps you company wherever you go.
• NewChange your plan whenever you want, without losing a day you paid for: buy a different plan while one is running and your remaining days convert into days of the new plan, weighted by what each plan costs. Trial days convert the same way, and the confirm dialog shows the exact math before any payment.
• ImprovedThe Fear & Greed gauge learned to remember the week. A new 7-day trend ingredient compares the market to its own recent average, so a small red day right after a strong rally now reads as greed cooling off instead of swinging the needle straight into fear.
• ImprovedThe plan page in settings now checks out on the spot: extend your current plan, switch to another or pick your first one right there, with a monthly or annual toggle in the dialog. No detour through the pricing page.

Invite friends, earn free days

Osiris now pays you for good taste in friends: share your personal link, and when someone you invited buys their first plan, free days land on yours. Your friend starts with a longer trial, you can cover your whole subscription with a couple of referrals a month, and the rules are short enough to actually read.

• NewThe referral program: every account has a personal invite link on the new Settings → Invite Friends page. A friend who registers through it gets 7 extra days on their free Premium trial, and their first purchase earns you free days on your own plan.
• NewRewards scale with what your friend buys: 14 free days for a monthly Premium purchase and 30 for annual, 21/45 for Trader, 30/60 for Developer. The days extend whatever your plan runs now; on Basic they open a Premium period. No limit on invites.
• NewThe Invite Friends page keeps score: who signed up through your link, who upgraded, how many days you earned and what is on the way. Rewards are credited within about 48 hours of the payment, with a notification when they land.
• NewWhat's new, right where you are: after an update ships, Osiris now greets you once with a short dialog of what changed since your last visit, instead of hoping you check the changelog.
• ImprovedThe free Premium trial is now a focused week instead of a month, and a friend's invite link doubles it to two. For email signups it starts the moment you verify your address, temporary throwaway addresses are turned away at registration, and it stays one trial per person.
• ImprovedDeleting your account is no longer instant regret: the account rests for 30 days before permanent removal, signing back in offers to restore it, and a goodbye email spells out the timeline.

Chart indicators & chart settings

The chart page learned the language every trader already speaks: indicators. Twelve of them, from moving averages to MACD, drawn by our own engine, saved to your account and shareable by link. The chart page also got its own corner in settings, where indicators, side panels and levels are managed in one place.

• NewIndicators on the full chart page: EMA 9, EMA 21, SMA 50, SMA 100 and SMA 200, Bollinger Bands (20, 2), daily VWAP, Supertrend (10, 3), RSI (14), MACD (12, 26, 9), Stochastic (14, 3, 3) and ATR (14). Overlays draw on the candles; each oscillator opens its own panel below with its own scale and classic reference lines.
• NewA picker built for speed: one button on the chart toolbar, entries grouped into moving averages, overlays and oscillators with a color dot and a check each. Click to draw, click again to remove; everything updates live with each tick, on every timeframe, venue and pair, as deep into history as the chart goes.
• NewYour selection saves to your account and meets you on any device; signed-out visitors keep theirs in the browser. Chart links carry indicators too: ?ind=ema21,vwap,rsi opens exactly the chart you shared.
• NewOscillator panels are resizable: grab the divider between panels and drag. The price chart keeps most of the room however many panels you open.
• NewSettings → Chart: manage the indicator selection with plain-language notes, show or hide the BTC benchmark and spot side panels, and pick which level families the chart page draws, with an option to sync levels with your screener settings so one choice rules everywhere.
• ImprovedA visual pass over the chart itself: panel dividers, the background watermark and oscillator reference lines now follow your theme in light, dark and Osiris looks.
• ImprovedSettings pages now ask visitors to sign in instead of showing controls that silently never saved for guests. The theme switcher stays available to everyone.
• FixedHiding the BTC benchmark panel now also skips loading its data, so the chart page opens lighter for those who turned it off.

Levels & recent searches

Every trader reads levels differently, so now you decide which ones your charts draw and how loudly they announce themselves. Search got a memory too: coins you open are remembered on your account and wait for you next time, on any device.

• NewChoose your levels: pick which support and resistance families the charts draw, from 15m, 1h, 4h, daily and weekly pivots to the previous day's and week's high and low. Toggle them in the new Levels menu right on the screener or in Settings → Screener; charts redraw the moment you click, nothing reloads.
• NewLevel labels on the price axis now have three modes: timeframe tag with the price, price only, or nothing at all for clean lines. A relief when several levels crowd the scale on a tight chart.
• NewRecent searches: coins you open from search are remembered on your account, newest first, and shown the moment you open search again, on every device you use. Forget a single entry or clear the whole list with one click.
• ImprovedRecents look after themselves: a pair delisted everywhere drops off the list, and one whose remembered exchange stopped trading it re-links to a venue that still carries it. No dead links, ever.
• ImprovedScreener options got a visual pass: choices are now separate buttons with a green check on the active one, across the settings page, the screener toolbar and the mobile panels.
• ImprovedOn phones, the market and densities pages now tuck their exchange, row and filter controls into the same collapsible settings panel the screener uses.
• FixedFixed the recent-searches dropdown flashing open mid-animation when opening search on a phone.

Market alerts

Osiris now taps you on the shoulder when the whole market shifts: extreme fear and greed readings, days when nearly the entire board moves one way, and sharp Bitcoin moves all reach you as notifications. Also in this release: a second trade type for the bot, Osiris in the Microsoft Store, and a batch of fixes shipped since 2.1.0.

• NewMarket notifications: get pinged when the fear and greed index enters Extreme Fear or Extreme Greed or swings hard within a day, when 90% of tracked pairs are red or green at once, and when BTC moves several percent within an hour. Arrives on the site bell and as push, with its own toggle in Settings → Notifications.
• NewThese alerts are built to stay rare: a reading must hold before it fires, repeats cool down for hours, and one market move never sends two pings. When Osiris speaks up about the market, it means it.
• NewThe trading bot learned a second trade type: bounce entries. It rests maker limit orders at strong daily levels and trades the reversion, validated on backtests before going live.
• NewOsiris is in the Microsoft Store: install the Windows app straight from the store.
• NewCommon questions, answered where you need them: the knowledge base topics and the plans page now carry an FAQ with over 40 real questions from users.
• ImprovedThe bot's momentum entries got stricter guards, a validated symbol universe, and a memory of how each pair has treated it.
• ImprovedListing and delisting notifications are now venue-aware: you only hear about the exchanges your screener actually covers. Old bell history also cleans itself up automatically.
• ImprovedOsiris links shared in Telegram, X or Discord now unfurl into proper preview cards with a title and image.
• ImprovedCoin search works from the keyboard: arrows move through results, Enter opens the highlighted coin, and results scroll cleanly when the list is long.
• ImprovedA threading fix cut the bot AI engine's server load to a small fraction of what it was, freeing headroom for what comes next.
• FixedCoin icons now load correctly for pairs whose names use non-latin characters.
• FixedFixed the market info panel overflowing its card on narrow screens.
• FixedThe header menu now highlights the section you are actually on.

Levels & recent searches

Every trader reads levels differently, so now you decide which ones your charts draw and how loudly they announce themselves. Search got a memory too: coins you open are remembered on your account and wait for you next time, on any device.

• NewChoose your levels: pick which support and resistance families the charts draw, from 15m, 1h, 4h, daily and weekly pivots to the previous day's and week's high and low. Toggle them in the new Levels menu right on the screener or in Settings → Screener; charts redraw the moment you click, nothing reloads.
• NewLevel labels on the price axis now have three modes: timeframe tag with the price, price only, or nothing at all for clean lines. A relief when several levels crowd the scale on a tight chart.
• NewRecent searches: coins you open from search are remembered on your account, newest first, and shown the moment you open search again, on every device you use. Forget a single entry or clear the whole list with one click.
• ImprovedRecents look after themselves: a pair delisted everywhere drops off the list, and one whose remembered exchange stopped trading it re-links to a venue that still carries it. No dead links, ever.
• ImprovedScreener options got a visual pass: choices are now separate buttons with a green check on the active one, across the settings page, the screener toolbar and the mobile panels.
• ImprovedOn phones, the market and densities pages now tuck their exchange, row and filter controls into the same collapsible settings panel the screener uses.
• FixedFixed the recent-searches dropdown flashing open mid-animation when opening search on a phone.

Market alerts

Osiris now taps you on the shoulder when the whole market shifts: extreme fear and greed readings, days when nearly the entire board moves one way, and sharp Bitcoin moves all reach you as notifications. Also in this release: a second trade type for the bot, Osiris in the Microsoft Store, and a batch of fixes shipped since 2.1.0.

• NewMarket notifications: get pinged when the fear and greed index enters Extreme Fear or Extreme Greed or swings hard within a day, when 90% of tracked pairs are red or green at once, and when BTC moves several percent within an hour. Arrives on the site bell and as push, with its own toggle in Settings → Notifications.
• NewThese alerts are built to stay rare: a reading must hold before it fires, repeats cool down for hours, and one market move never sends two pings. When Osiris speaks up about the market, it means it.
• NewThe trading bot learned a second trade type: bounce entries. It rests maker limit orders at strong daily levels and trades the reversion, validated on backtests before going live.
• NewOsiris is in the Microsoft Store: install the Windows app straight from the store.
• NewCommon questions, answered where you need them: the knowledge base topics and the plans page now carry an FAQ with over 40 real questions from users.
• ImprovedThe bot's momentum entries got stricter guards, a validated symbol universe, and a memory of how each pair has treated it.
• ImprovedListing and delisting notifications are now venue-aware: you only hear about the exchanges your screener actually covers. Old bell history also cleans itself up automatically.
• ImprovedOsiris links shared in Telegram, X or Discord now unfurl into proper preview cards with a title and image.
• ImprovedCoin search works from the keyboard: arrows move through results, Enter opens the highlighted coin, and results scroll cleanly when the list is long.
• ImprovedA threading fix cut the bot AI engine's server load to a small fraction of what it was, freeing headroom for what comes next.
• FixedCoin icons now load correctly for pairs whose names use non-latin characters.
• FixedFixed the market info panel overflowing its card on narrow screens.
• FixedThe header menu now highlights the section you are actually on.

Bitget & densities everywhere

The exchange family is complete: Bitget joins Binance, Bybit and OKX as the fourth fully onboarded venue. And the headline feature of Osiris stops being a Binance exclusive: the order-book density scanner now watches live books on all four exchanges.

• NewBitget, fully onboarded: 750+ USDT-M perpetuals with live candles, rankings, funding, the market overview board, price alerts, listing notifications and full chart history back to each pair's listing date, all computed by the same in-house engine as the other venues.
• NewDensities on every exchange: the order-book wall scanner (Binance-only until now) maintains live order books on Bybit, OKX and Bitget too, rescanning every book every 2 seconds. Each venue has its own page with a switcher on top, open on every plan.
• NewBitget brings nearly 300 tokenized real-world assets (stocks like TSLA and AAPL, metals like gold), tradable as ordinary perpetuals, each with charts, alerts and rankings. Market-wide crypto sentiment stays crypto-only, as always.
• NewBitget chart pages carry the spot reference panel, and the developer API accepts exchange=bitget on every venue-aware endpoint.
• ImprovedUnder the hood, each exchange's metrics now run in their own dedicated process: rankings refresh independently per venue, so a busy market on one exchange can never slow down another.

Multi-exchange

Osiris outgrows a single exchange: the whole platform (screener, densities, market overview, charts, funding and alerts) now runs on Bybit and OKX alongside Binance. Both new venues stream through the same in-house real-time engine, so every number is computed by us, not relayed from a third party.

• NewBybit and OKX perpetuals, fully onboarded: live candles, order-book densities, funding, volumes and rankings for every pair on both exchanges, computed by the same engine that powers our Binance data.
• NewPick your exchange right on the screener and the market page. Screening Bybit and OKX is part of Premium; their charts and market boards stay open on every plan.
• NewFull chart history on the new exchanges too: drag any Bybit or OKX chart back to the pair's listing date, exactly like on Binance.
• NewPrice alerts are exchange-aware: set an alert on the venue you actually trade, and every alert now shows which exchange it watches.
• NewListing and delisting notifications now cover all three exchanges, spot and futures alike. Know the moment a coin starts or stops trading anywhere.
• NewThe developer API speaks multi-exchange: rankings, metrics, levels and chart-history endpoints all accept an exchange parameter.
• NewThe knowledge base was rewritten for the multi-exchange era.
• ImprovedEvery coin now has an icon: logos are downloaded and served from our own storage, with a clean universal fallback for brand-new listings.
• ImprovedThe settings area was redesigned around the new multi-exchange reality.
• ImprovedSign-in hardening: social logins now go through your two-factor challenge like password logins do, and provider emails are verified before an account can be linked.
• ImprovedThe "Volume Surge" ranking is now simply called "Surge".
• FixedFixed a flaw in Telegram sign-in that could associate a login with the wrong account.
• FixedMarket-wide breadth and volume metrics now count only crypto pairs; synthetic non-crypto instruments no longer skew them.
• FixedFixed search and pinning glitches that appeared with multiple exchanges on one screen.

A new home: osiristrader.com

Osiris moved to its own address, osiristrader.com, with a new logo and a visual refresh across the whole app. Under the new coat of paint: more ways to sign in, a smarter trading bot, and a much bigger developer API.

• NewNew domain, new logo, one name: the product formerly styled "Osiris AI" is now simply Osiris, living at osiristrader.com. Old links redirect, your account carries over untouched.
• NewSign in with Apple, Yandex or X, joining Google and Telegram. Telegram login itself was rebuilt on modern OpenID Connect, making it both more reliable and safer.
• NewTrading bot v3: entries are now gated by 4-hour and daily price levels, positions are sized by risk and each pair's liquidity tier, a market-regime filter keeps it out of hostile conditions, and a circuit breaker halts trading after a losing streak.
• NewBefore the bot can trade a live account you now review and sign a risk disclaimer. Testnet stays free to experiment on.
• NewDeveloper API, expanded: price-level, rankings and bulk-metrics endpoints, token-authenticated websocket streams, and webhooks that fire when your price alerts trigger, all covered by fully rewritten documentation.
• NewPrice alerts can now be edited in place: change the level, candle or direction without recreating the alert.
• ImprovedPages now arrive pre-rendered from the server: faster first paint, and content search engines can actually read.
• ImprovedThe notification center was restructured, toasts got the same look as notifications, and tapping one takes you where the news happened.
• ImprovedPinned tickers can be dragged into your own order, and the order syncs across devices.
• ImprovedThe installed app feels more native: smoother transitions, no stray scrollbars, better safe-area handling.
• FixedFixed the installed iOS app occasionally waking up to a blank screen after sitting in the background.
• FixedTelegram and notification links now open reliably even with strict popup blockers.

Premium & payments

Premium became something you can actually buy: crypto checkout with automatic activation, a free trial month, and a trading journal that grew into a serious daily tool.

• NewPay for Premium with crypto via Heleket: USDT, BTC and many other coins, no card required. Your plan activates automatically the moment the payment confirms.
• NewTry Premium free for a month, and get notified when your trial starts and when a plan activates.
• NewTrading journal, leveled up: connect your Binance account in settings, see funding fees attributed to the exact trade that paid them, browse quarterly summaries or any custom date range, and resync on demand with one button.
• NewThe installed app now shows an unread-notifications badge on its icon.
• ImprovedCharts on touch devices: orientation-aware pinch zoom that no longer fights page scrolling, plus a better price scale on small screens.
• ImprovedThe mobile menu was redesigned from scratch.
• ImprovedSelf-healing data streams: a per-symbol watchdog now notices any single frozen ticker and revives it automatically: no more one stale chart in an otherwise live screener.
• ImprovedPush subscriptions repair themselves if the browser silently drops them, and app updates now apply without closing every tab.
• ImprovedThe "AI" ranking is now called "Trend": same model, clearer name.
• FixedFixed live candles occasionally stopping on an open chart until reload.
• FixedChart pages now open on your default timeframe from settings.

Price alerts

Osiris now watches the market for you around the clock: set an alert on any Binance Futures pair (a price level or a % move) and get pinged on the site, by push and as a Telegram DM the moment it fires.

• NewPrice alerts on every pair: "tell me when BTC crosses 120,000" or "tell me if ETH moves ±3% within 15 minutes", on any candle from 5m to 1d. Manage them in Settings → Price Alerts.
• NewSet alerts straight from any chart with the bell button, pre-filled with the pair and its live price. Charts with an active alert show a ringing bell and draw the alert level as a dashed line.
• NewRepeating alerts (Premium and higher): they re-arm themselves after each trigger: levels wait for the price to pull away and cross again, % moves fire at most once per candle.
• NewTelegram, account-wide: link Telegram once in Settings → Notifications and your price alerts, bot trades and critical account events can all reach you as direct messages, each with its own toggle.
• NewNew-listing notifications: get notified when Binance Futures starts trading a new pair. If a pair you had alerts on is delisted, Osiris cleans up and tells you.
• NewThe trading journal settings now show your wallet balance and today's realized PnL at a glance.
• ImprovedTelegram is no longer required to start the trading bot: trade alerts always reach the bell and push; DMs are optional.
• ImprovedThe settings pages were reworked to actually explain things: appearance, journal, notifications, password and the bot page now tell you what each feature does and how it behaves.
• FixedOpening a dialog no longer shifts the page when the scrollbar disappears.

Notifications & two-way trading

Osiris now reaches you wherever you are, with push notifications on every device, and the trading bot learned to trade in both directions: it no longer only follows market-maker buying, it also detects distribution and opens shorts.

• NewPush notifications: trade opens and closes, new blog articles and announcements now arrive on your device even when Osiris is closed, on desktop and as a mobile PWA. Enable them per device from the notification bell.
• NewA notification settings page: choose per category what reaches you on the site bell and what gets pushed to your devices (Settings → Notifications).
• NewThe bot now trades both directions. It detects aggressive market-maker selling (a breakdown below recent lows on strongly negative taker flow) and opens SHORT positions with fully mirrored stop-loss and take-profit brackets. Trade direction is shown across trades, charts and notifications.
• NewEvery bot trade now has its own chart: open any trade in the history to see the candles around it with entry and exit markers and the SL/TP levels.
• NewEach pair's market-info panel now shows how long ago it was listed on Binance futures, useful for spotting fresh, volatile listings at a glance.
• ImprovedCharts got friendlier: hover any bar for its full information, and bar times are now shown in your local timezone.
• ImprovedThe bot trades page was reworked for mobile screens.
• FixedFixed the white flash when launching Osiris as an installed PWA.
• FixedYour theme choice now persists reliably across sessions and devices.

The content update

A full refresh of everything around the analytics: the blog, the knowledge base, the help pages and how articles look, plus passkey sign-in.

• NewPasskey sign-in: use Face ID, Touch ID, Windows Hello or a hardware key instead of a password. Manage passkeys per device on Settings → Security.
• NewThe blog got a full redesign: a colorful tag system with per-tag pages and filtering, pagination, and article covers that are now generated automatically in each article's tag color.
• NewArticle pages rebuilt: reading progress bar, a sticky latest-articles rail, and a smarter related-articles row that fills itself using tag similarity when needed.
• NewKnowledge base rebuilt as a documentation hub: topics on the left, an "On this page" section navigator on the right, deep links per topic, and every article rewritten with far more depth.
• ImprovedPrivacy, Terms and Cookies pages now share the same reading experience: section navigation with scroll tracking, reading progress and proper typography.
• ImprovedThe Contact page was redesigned and reconnected to support diagnostics, so reports reach us with the context needed to debug them.
• ImprovedThis very page, the changelog you are reading, got the new look.
• FixedBot trade history now records exit prices precisely as filled.
• FixedFixed duplicated coin icons on Safari.

The engine release

The largest update in Osiris history: the whole platform now runs on our own real-time data engine. Every candle, metric and order-book statistic is computed in-house from live exchange streams. No third-party data sources remain anywhere in the product.

• NewReal-time candle engine covering all 500+ Binance USDT-M perpetuals on every timeframe, with self-correcting candles that converge to exactly what the exchange reports.
• NewDensities scanner rebuilt from the ground up: live order books for every pair scanned every 2 seconds; each wall reports size, strength (vs the pair's typical book level) and a spoof-resistant lifetime; filter by side, size, distance, lifetime and strength.
• NewNew Market page: market breadth, total futures volume, top gainers and losers, volatility leaders, funding extremes and trade surges: the whole market on one screen, refreshed every 10 seconds.
• NewScreener re-ranks live over a single websocket; each card gained an expandable market-info panel with volumes, NATR, taker delta, correlation, funding and AI trend.
• NewUnlimited chart history: drag any chart back to the pair's listing date. Recent bars come from our storage, deeper history streams through our backend, with no geo-restrictions.
• NewTwo-factor authentication with authenticator apps and one-time recovery codes.
• NewBrowser session management: see every device where your account is signed in and log out all others with one click.
• NewA new settings hub: screener defaults with every metric documented inline, theme previews including the new Osiris theme, and a connected-accounts manager for Google and Telegram.
• ImprovedCoin icons are now fetched automatically for new listings through a three-source pipeline: no more blank icons on fresh pairs.
• ImprovedUnified filter controls across the screener, densities and market pages.
• ImprovedLoading skeletons now match the final layout exactly, so pages no longer jump when data arrives.
• FixedGoogle and Telegram account linking now saves reliably; fixed a duplicate-link check that compared against the wrong provider.
• FixedTheme consistency: dropdowns, gain/loss colors and floating surfaces now render correctly on all four themes.

The last mile

Six weeks to 1.0. The engine finished proving itself months ago; this stretch was about moving three years of history onto it without anyone noticing.

• ImprovedFull historical backfill: every pair's complete candle history, back to its listing day, now lives in our own storage and matches the exchange to the tick.
• ImprovedThe release-candidate engine became the default for all beta traffic. The old provider feed is now the shadow, a full role reversal from last summer.
• ImprovedAccounts, pins and settings migrate automatically; nobody re-registers, nothing gets lost.
• NewA final design pass over the whole app before release: spacing, type and color tuned across every page and theme.
• FixedA long tail of beta reports closed, over sixty in six weeks. Thank you; you know who you are.

The last stretch before 1.0: historical data moved onto our own storage and the final beta round began.

• NewChart history is now served from our own storage, the first user-visible piece of the new engine.
• ImprovedWebsocket reconnection is near-instant after a network drop; charts resync without a reload.
• ImprovedAccount sessions are tracked more accurately in preparation for the session manager.
• FixedFixed a rare case where a chart could show one stale candle after the tab slept overnight.

Beta polish, round two, while the engine runs its final validation laps underneath.

• ImprovedThe screener, market and densities pages now share one settings panel in the beta, and your choices follow your account instead of one browser.
• ImprovedThe journal learned fees: every imported trade carries its commission and daily totals are net, which is the only honest way to count.
• NewBeta testers can hop between the old and the new Osiris with one click while the migration runs, same account on both sides.
• ImprovedScrolling a full board stopped stuttering on high-refresh screens.
• FixedFixed a sign-in loop that hit beta accounts registered back in the activation-code days.

First results of the private beta feedback round.

• NewMarket page beta: breadth, volume leaders and movers boards opened to beta testers.
• ImprovedDensities beta: wall lifetime now survives short disappearances, making spoofed walls much easier to tell apart from real ones.
• ImprovedFaster first paint on the screener: initial charts appear roughly twice as quickly.
• FixedFixed funding values occasionally flashing stale numbers right after the funding settlement minute.

Beta wave two

The rebuilt Osiris opened to its second wave of testers, and the beta gained the feature traders kept asking us to steal from their spreadsheets: a journal that writes itself.

• NewThe trading journal, first version: connect your Binance account and your futures trades import themselves, grouped into positions with entry, exit, PnL and fees. No manual typing, ever.
• NewDaily results at a glance: a calendar that colors every day by how it closed. Green months feel even better in aggregate; red ones teach faster when you can see the pattern.
• NewThe feedback widget: a floating button that lets a beta tester report anything in two clicks, with the technical context attached automatically.
• ImprovedThe bot demo opened to every beta tester, no separate invite needed anymore.
• ImprovedAnother round of invites went out to the longest-waiting signups on the list.

The new Osiris takes shape

The rebuilt platform opened its doors: a private beta program with personal invite codes started rolling out to long-time users.

• NewPrivate beta program with personal invite codes: the rebuilt Osiris is now testable end to end.
• NewScreener rankings powered by the new engine for beta testers, updating live without page reloads.
• NewFirst preview of the Osiris theme, the house dark-blue look.
• ImprovedSign-in hardening across the board in preparation for the security features shipping with 1.0.

Closing out year three with the engine shadowing everything and the bot earning its keep.

• ImprovedThe in-house engine shadowed the entire market through a loud December without dropping a candle. The takeover plan for the new year is locked.
• ImprovedBot experiment, two months in: entries hold their math, real slippage runs below what we modeled, and the invite list doubled.
• NewA plain-words knowledge base page on how the bot decides, because nobody should run code on their money without understanding it.
• FixedFixed the installed app icon rendering blurry on some Android launchers.

• NewNew multiplexed websocket gateway: one connection now carries every live subscription on the page.
• ImprovedBig CPU and battery savings on chart-heavy pages; background tabs throttle themselves harder.
• ImprovedNew perpetual listings are picked up automatically within minutes, including their icons.
• FixedFixed a slow memory leak in long-running screener sessions.

Meet the trading bot

The experiment we have been hinting at for months: a bot that acts on what Osiris already sees. When the model reads aggressive market-maker accumulation on a pair, the bot can take the long, with a stop loss and take profit bracket placed at entry. It starts tiny on purpose: invite-only, demo first, and we publish what it actually does, not what we hope it does.

• NewThe Osiris bot, first invite round: connect your Binance keys, set a position size, and the bot trades market-maker accumulation signals. Long only for now; shorts come when the long side has proven itself.
• NewEvery entry ships with its stop loss and take profit attached. The bot never holds a naked position, and it never adds to a loser.
• NewDemo mode on the Binance testnet, so you can watch it trade with zero dollars at risk for as long as you like.
• NewTrade alerts arrive as Telegram messages the moment a position opens or closes, with the numbers that matter in the first line.
• ImprovedThe signal that feeds it, taker-flow driven accumulation detection, was tuned for precision over frequency. Fewer trades, better ones.

The new engine moved from a prototype to shadow operation across the whole market.

• ImprovedThe in-house data engine now shadows every USDT perpetual around the clock, validating its numbers against the exchange before it takes over.
• NewEarly densities prototype: order-book wall detection running internally on the full market.
• ImprovedCandle accuracy: self-correction now converges within seconds of an exchange revision.
• FixedFixed occasional gaps in 1m candles during exchange maintenance windows.

Engine, part two

A progress note on the project behind the curtain. Since July our own data engine has been computing candles in shadow, next to the provider feed we still serve you from. This month it went from a handful of pairs to hundreds, and everything it produces is checked against the exchange around the clock.

• ImprovedShadow coverage grew from 20 pairs to several hundred. Every mismatch beyond a tick gets logged, investigated and closed; the list gets shorter every week.
• ImprovedIngest moved onto dedicated hardware closer to the exchange, and feed latency on the live site dropped with it.
• NewInternal accuracy dashboards: we now watch our engine the way you watch a chart.
• FixedFixed a slow memory leak in the shadow pipeline, found exactly the way you would hope: by the dashboards above.

Foundation work

The quiet release that started everything: work began on our own real-time data engine, the project that a year later became Osiris 1.0.

• NewFirst in-house data ingest services went live in shadow mode, computing candles alongside the existing pipeline.
• ImprovedNoticeably lower data latency across the screener as the ingest layer moved closer to the exchange.
• FixedFixed missing candles on very fresh listings during their first trading hour.

• ImprovedA full accuracy pass: we compared a week of our candles against the exchange's own, bar by bar, and chased down every mismatch. They were rare and small; now they are rarer and smaller.
• ImprovedSearch shows results instantly as you type, no Enter needed, and ranks the pair you probably meant first.
• ImprovedPairs delisted by the exchange now leave the board cleanly instead of flatlining at their last price.
• FixedFixed the bell counting notifications older than the list actually shows.

• NewA new blog series on Ethereum and blockchain scaling: Layer 1, Layer 2 and rollups, explained for traders.
• ImprovedChart crosshair tooltips are more readable and no longer overlap the price axis on narrow screens.
• ImprovedSearch results now prioritize exact symbol matches over partial ones.
• FixedStability fixes for long-running chart sessions.

Shipped in a week when tariff headlines were moving crypto harder than crypto news. The board held; we added headroom anyway.

• NewInstall Osiris as an app: add it from the browser menu on phone or desktop and it opens in its own window with its own icon. No app store, no middleman.
• ImprovedCold loads nearly halved: each page now carries only the code it actually uses.
• ImprovedCapacity headroom after the early-April cascade, the busiest two days since November.
• FixedFixed charts occasionally rendering blank when opened from a background tab.

• ImprovedFunding-rate sorting now refreshes faster and reflects the live premium more closely.
• ImprovedRefreshed coin icon set and sharper rendering on high-DPI screens.
• FixedFixed the notification bell occasionally showing an unread count after everything was read.

• NewA new batch of trading pairs joined the screener and the AI model's coverage.
• ImprovedFaster screener loading on slower connections; chart data is fetched more efficiently.
• FixedFixed websocket reconnect sometimes requiring a page refresh after the computer woke from sleep.

Six figures

Bitcoin printed $100,000 for the first time in history this month. We mostly kept the lights on while the whole world watched the same chart, and shipped the year's last patches in between.

• ImprovedCapacity doubled ahead of the December crowds. The hundred-k night passed without a single dropped connection, which we are quietly very proud of.
• ImprovedFunding display survives the prints of a euphoric market: triple-digit annualized rates no longer break the layout, they just hurt to look at.
• ImprovedThe model's trend calls got their winter retrain on a year of data that contained, generously put, every market regime known to man.
• FixedFixed chart timestamps drifting one hour in a handful of timezones after daylight saving ended.

Shipped between election night and the run at 90k, the two busiest weeks Osiris had ever served.

• NewYour pins are now synchronized across all your devices.
• ImprovedQuicker cold start: the first screen of charts appears while the rest of the board is still loading.
• ImprovedThe board held steady through the November surge; the headroom we added in August paid for itself in one week.
• FixedFixed pinned pairs occasionally unpinning themselves after a session expired.

• ImprovedThe Osiris model got its biggest retrain of the year. Trend calls on memecoins stopped flipping on every wick, which the memecoins themselves took as a challenge.
• ImprovedThe autumn listing wave joined the board and the model within hours of each pair going live.
• ImprovedCandles render sharper on high-DPI screens, and the price axis stopped rounding away the digits that matter on sub-cent pairs.
• FixedFixed the densities page missing walls parked exactly at a round number, which is of course where half of them live.

Surviving August 5

On August 5 the yen carry unwind hit crypto with the heaviest hour of selling in years and gave our infrastructure the stress test money cannot buy. We passed, barely, and spent the rest of the month making sure the next one is boring.

• ImprovedData failover: if our upstream source hiccups, a second one takes over within seconds. On August 5 this fired twice; nobody noticed, which is the whole point.
• ImprovedThe board now suspends charts that are scrolled out of view, cutting memory use on a 12-chart grid roughly in half.
• NewDensities: filter walls by side and minimum size, so you only see the orders big enough to matter to you.
• ImprovedThe summer listing wave landed in the model.
• FixedFixed the board briefly showing zeros when the exchange restarted a stream mid-candle.

• NewEvery pair got a full chart page: click through from any card to a big chart with deeper history and the pair's key stats beside it. The screener finds them, the chart page is where you work them.
• ImprovedPinch zoom on touch screens stopped fighting the page scroll; charts on a phone finally feel intentional.
• ImprovedSearch finds coins by name too, not only by ticker, for the days you remember the project but not the letters.
• FixedFixed candle wicks rendering a pixel short on Safari.

Shipped in the week of the fourth Bitcoin halving. The block subsidy halved; our shipping pace did not.

• NewA light theme. Osiris stops assuming everyone trades in the dark; switch looks in settings.
• NewThe spring listing wave joined the model, ENA and W among them.
• ImprovedThe notification bell keeps a month of history and marks itself read properly across open tabs.
• ImprovedThe young blog found its rhythm: the first ten articles are up, covers included.
• FixedFixed halving-day traffic making the gainers board recalculate twice as often as it should.

• NewAdded notifications: you will be notified on important price moves, blog posts and more. User-defined price-action notifications are planned.
• ImprovedNotification texts link straight to the chart or article they talk about, instead of leaving you to find it.
• FixedFixed duplicate notifications landing when two Osiris tabs were open at once.

• NewThe Osiris model can now determine the local and global trends of tickers.
• NewA brand new Blog section.
• NewShare a ticker from the screener page with a friend.
• ImprovedPinned tickers are remembered until the end of your session.
• ImprovedMany UI polishes across the app.

After nearly a year of beta testing, Osiris entered the last stage before official release. The app core changed completely, and components were updated gradually to avoid data-migration problems.

• ImprovedCoin search became available from any page.
• ImprovedThe registration process was simplified.
• NewSign up with Telegram or Google, and link both to your Osiris account.
• NewMarket and Densities pages update in real time.
• ImprovedReal-time updates pause while the window is unfocused, saving your device's battery.
• NewEdit account settings straight from the screener page, applied instantly.
• NewPin charts on the screener page so your favorite tickers never disappear from view.

• NewSort trading pairs by BTC correlation index: find what moves with the king and, more interestingly, what refuses to.
• ImprovedThe ETF-driven run doubled weekend traffic in a month; capacity followed.
• FixedMinor bug fixes and performance improvements.

• NewNew trading pairs analyzed by the AI model: WIF, MANTA, ORDI, TIA, ACE, ONDO.
• ImprovedActivation codes now expire after 72 hours; unactivated accounts are deleted after 7 days.
• ImprovedCharts pull their first candles noticeably faster on cold opens.

• New26 new trading pairs analyzed by the AI model, including ORDI, 1000BONK, PYTH, TIA, MEME, KAS and CAKE.
• ImprovedA batch of performance enhancements to keep everything running smooth.
• FixedFixed the browser tab title showing a stale price after hours in the background.

The market page

Uptober happened: the market woke up, traffic tripled, and every visitor kept asking the question we ask ourselves before every session. What is the market doing as a whole? So we built the answer in.

• NewThe Market page: how many pairs are green against how many red, total futures volume, top gainers and losers and the day's volatility leaders, the whole market on one board above any single pair.
• NewFresh knowledge base articles on reading market breadth, because a green board and a green market are not the same thing.
• ImprovedSteadier data through the October volume spike; the heaviest hour we had seen to date passed without a dropped candle.
• FixedFixed the gainers list briefly reshuffling on every refresh instead of only when positions actually changed.

• NewA new Knowledge Base section.
• ImprovedContact Us page separated from the Knowledge Base.

• NewLimitless historical candlestick data.
• NewDensity data on the chart, with the ability to show or hide it.
• ImprovedSpeed and stability improvements.

• ImprovedImproved search functionality.
• NewCandlestick information next to the cursor.
• NewLive funding rate on charts, with show/hide and funding-based sorting.
• NewContact form: send us your questions and concerns.
• FixedBug fixes and stability improvements.

• NewCoin logos on every card, fetched and cached by us, with a clean fallback for the pairs nobody has drawn a logo for yet.
• ImprovedThe Osiris model retrained on a fresh dataset; trend flips show up noticeably earlier than before.
• ImprovedFeed processing sped up ahead of the autumn, when volume traditionally comes back from vacation.
• FixedFixed duplicate candles appearing after exchange maintenance windows.

The densities page

The first big one. Scalpers live and die by the order book, so Osiris learned to read it: a page that hunts large resting limit orders, the walls that stop a move or fuel one when they break. The market gave us a quiet August; we spent it staring at order books so you can stare at fewer of them.

• NewThe Densities page: large limit orders across the pairs Osiris tracks, each wall with its dollar size, side and distance from the current price, updated continuously.
• NewWalls are judged against the pair's own book, so a $200k order on a quiet alt ranks above a routine $200k sitting in BTC.
• ImprovedThe screener grid was redesigned: tighter cards, cleaner headers, more chart in every pixel.
• NewChoose your grid: 4, 8 or 12 charts per screen, because screen sizes and attention spans differ.
• ImprovedA fresh batch of activation codes went out. Registration stays gated while we grow into the servers.

• NewSort by volatility: a normalized range metric ranks pairs by how much they actually move, so sleepy majors stop burying the movers.
• NewSort by trade count, for finding where the crowd is right now.
• ImprovedDropped connections now recover in seconds without a page reload.
• ImprovedMobile layout: cards stack in one column and the sort controls moved into a compact bar.
• FixedFixed the price scale drowning low-price pairs in zeros.

The first feedback round, answered.

• New18 more pairs under the Osiris model, including the fresh 1000PEPE and SUI listings everyone was trading that month.
• ImprovedThe grid fills wide monitors properly instead of leaving a dead column on the right.
• ImprovedThe board opens about twice as fast.
• FixedFixed charts freezing after a laptop woke from sleep.

Day one

Two days after the first line of code, scalpscreener.com went live. The idea fit in one sentence: every Binance USDT perpetual on one screen, sorted by what matters to a scalper, with an AI model named Osiris reading the trend so you do not stare at forty charts to find the three that move. This is where it all started.

• NewThe screener: live charts for Binance USDT-M perpetuals in one grid, each card a real candlestick chart, not a sparkline. Sort the whole board by 24h volume or 24h change and the layout follows.
• NewThe Osiris model: a neural network that reads price action and taker flow on the most liquid pairs and tags each one bullish, bearish or ranging. It starts with the top pairs by volume and grows from here.
• NewTimeframes from 5 minutes to 1 day, picked once for the whole board, because scalping on 5m and checking the day on 1d are different jobs.
• NewRegistration by activation code while we watch server load: request a code, get in, tell us what breaks.
• NewDark interface from day one. Trading at 3am on a white screen is a crime against your own eyes.