Stability and Reliability Under the hood, we've fixed a number of hidden bugs: we've eliminated "silent" background task crashes, improved cancellation handling, added proactive warnings about low gas balances in wallets (to prevent trades from stopping unexpectedly), and cleaned up legacy code. All this makes the bot smoother and more predictable.

New Profit Dashboard (P&L) A convenient net profit dashboard (excluding gas) has been added to the trading section. It immediately displays the overall results for all bots and a breakdown for each: Trading, AI, and Grid—with win-rate statistics (how many trades were positive or negative), average result, and a breakdown by network. It can be accessed directly from the main menu.

Mixer Update—Privacy Now Works Out of the Box We've completely redesigned the mixer. It now automatically changes your IP address via the TOR network at each mixing step. All transfers are processed through Monero (XMR) with ring signatures, which sever the link between what you deposited and what you received. No registration, no API keys, and no unnecessary steps: everything works automatically on public anonymous services.

1. How it works — now a clear explanation right in the bot We've added a clear, simple explanation to the mixer screen: which networks are supported (Ethereum, BSC, Arbitrum, Optimism, Base, Polygon, Avalanche, Fantom, and Solana), that funds are anonymously routed through Monero with a changed IP, and how exactly you get the result at the end. Input and output can be on different networks — for example, you deposited USDC on BSC and received it on another network to your address.
2. Don't have your own wallet? The bot will create a starter one. If you don't have a wallet connected, the bot will automatically create a starter wallet for you and provide all access details — address, private key, and seed phrase. Simply transfer the required amount to it, click "Verify and Run," and the mixer does the rest: exchanges it for the required amount, processes it through Monero, covers the network fee (gas), and sends the cleared funds to your address (or to a new wallet, whose details you also receive).
3. Your keys are protected and won't be lost All created wallet data is saved for 72 hours—in case something goes wrong and the funds need to be restored. Once you've received the funds, you can click "Received funds," and the keys are immediately deleted. If you don't click "Received funds," they will automatically be deleted after 72 hours. This way, you'll never be without access, but unnecessary secrets won't hang around forever.
4. Honest and transparent commission minimum commission The mixer's commission is only 0.3% of the amount (about half the price of typical mixers), with a minimum of $0.70 for very small amounts. Now, the rate and minimum are visible right on the calculation screen, plus a full breakdown of all expenses (exchanges, Monero network, gas)—no hidden fees.

Now you see net profit, not “paper”. Previously, the bot showed trade profits without network fees (gas), so the figure appeared higher than it actually was. Now, in all bots—regular trading, Grid, and AI—profits are calculated minus gas for buying and selling. What you see in the report is the actual money that has been deposited into the balance. Gas is now fully accounted for, even when averaging. If the bot repurchased the same token multiple times (position averaging), the fees for all additional purchases were previously partially lost in the calculations, and only the first purchase was taken into account. We've fixed this: now the gas for all purchases is added together with the gas for selling, and all of this is subtracted from the profit. We've also removed a discrepancy where gas could be counted twice. The bot no longer sells "in the black" when it's actually in the red. The main problem was this: the price would rise a couple of percent, the bot would see a "profit" and sell, but after paying gas, the trade would break even or go into the red. Now, take profit and trailing stops are only triggered when there's actual net profit remaining after all commissions. Stop losses, however, work as before—it can still close a trade at a loss to cut losses in time. The AI ​​bot now trades strictly in the black (except for stop losses). The AI ​​still decides what and how to trade based on indicators and the market. But now there's a strict rule: any sell must be net positive after gas. The only exception is if you've enabled a stop loss and the price breaks the specified percentage: then the AI ​​will close the position at a loss to stop the loss. If the stop loss is disabled, the AI ​​will never sell at a loss, but will hold the position until it breaks even. The AI ​​bot's minimum profit threshold has been reduced to 1%, and that's the minimum. Previously, the minimum was 3%. Since gas is now calculated separately and on top, we've lowered the bar to 1% net—that's enough. It's important to understand: 1% is a lower limit, not a target. The bot won't immediately dump the token by +1%. If the market rises and indicators support continuation, the AI ​​holds the position further: +10%, +20%, +30%, and more. There's no profit ceiling—the bot follows the trend as long as the market allows, taking profits only when it sees the move is running out of steam. In other words, the bot tries to trade like an experienced trader: it cuts losses with a stop-loss and lets profits grow.

Gas optimization for approve (main). We've reworked the approval logic for swaps on EVM networks. Previously, for the main trading path, approval was issued exactly for the trade amount, requiring a new approve transaction before each trade and wasting excess gas. Now, a hybrid scheme is in place: for verified routers and aggregators (1inch, 0x, ParaSwap, and a configured DEX router), approval is issued once without a limit, after which repeat approvals are not required at all, eliminating constant gas waste. At the same time, for unverified addresses (direct pools), a secure approval is maintained strictly per trade, so that in the event of a compromise, the maximum loss is limited to a single trade, not the entire token balance.

Dynamic commission calculation for approve. The approve fee has been adjusted to the same smart logic already used for swaps: the gas price is calculated dynamically based on the current network load (EIP-1559, the base fee percentile for the most recent blocks) with overpayment ceilings, instead of static values ​​from the config. We also fixed a default desynchronization issue that could cause the gas balance check and the actual approve fee to use different fee values.

Automatic RAM usage adjustment. The threshold at which the bot actively purges caches is now determined automatically based on the server's RAM capacity, rather than being set to a fixed value. Previously, a fixed value was used, which resulted in purges triggering too late on some servers, leading to the system switching to swap (hence the constant "Critical swap usage" warnings). Now the threshold is automatically adjusted to the server (for example, for 8 GB – around 2 GB), which reduces memory pressure and helps avoid swap bottlenecks.

Starter preset for first installation. We've added a ready-made starting configuration to make it easier for new users to get started. During the first installation, one of the most liquid trading pairs is created for each blockchain (BSC→BNB, Solana→SOL, Arbitrum→ETH, Optimism→ETH, Ethereum→WETH, Osmosis→OSMO, Juno→JUNO) with a minimum entry amount of $5. Each pair is pre-configured with a balanced strategy based on a consensus of indicators (RSI, MACD, EMA, ADX, Stochastic, Bollinger with standard parameters and weights): entries are made only when confirmed by multiple indicators, reducing the number of false entries.

Auto trading is disabled by default—the pairs and strategy are fully configured, but the bot does not start trading until the user enables them after funding their wallet. This does not affect existing settings—the preset is applied only to a clean database.