Changelog

A caching quirk could make a follow-up TA answer reuse a DEX coin's price from up to half an hour earlier while presenting it as live. Every price shown as "now" for DEX tokens is now fetched at answer time, every time.

Asking a follow-up about one token after a multi-token report no longer drags the whole list back in - the agent answers your actual question about your token. Answers that were empty promises ("I'll pull live data now") can no longer ship: they are rewritten from real data or fail honestly.

Switching between chat sessions and pages stays fast even when our data backend is slow: auth checks back off automatically after a timeout and page titles never block the page.

When our auth provider degrades, pages and TA chart images no longer hang or fail with it - charts render independently and sessions refresh on the next healthy request.

Coins trading on NEAR's Ref Finance (pool ids like "refv1-6458") failed to render their TA charts - the pool id format was rejected. All GeckoTerminal pool id formats now draw.

Charts for sub-cent coins rounded prices to 4 decimals, so a real entry band like 0.001068-0.001072 displayed as a meaningless "0.0011-0.0011". Chart labels, axes and price alerts now keep 4 significant digits at any price scale.

Rarely, an answer could include raw HTML markup or a malformed chart tag shown as literal text. Both are now cleaned automatically: markup is stripped to its readable content and chart tags are repaired before rendering.

Asking for the best setup across the market now ends with a "More setups on the board" section: the scanner's top alternatives, each with entry, stop, targets, and its own annotated chart - not just the one main call.

A best-pair signal request could return a signal for one coin while the price card and chart showed a different coin the research had merely scanned. The pair named in the signal now owns the card and chart, verified against its live price.

Telling the agent a scheduled event just happened (a Fed decision, a vote) could get a report arguing it hadn't - based on headlines written before the event. The agent now adopts your report as the working premise unless data dated after your message contradicts it. Also: which-coin-to-trade questions now lock one committed plan, so a report can never ship two different stops for the same coin.

Every TA chart now uses the refreshed look: denser candles with more context, cleaner zone bands capped to the nearest levels, finer grid, a candle-close countdown, and theme-aware light/dark palettes.

Asking about news or a catalyst on a specific coin could get "no bearish news found" while the feed held major macro stories - the lookup was scoped to that coin's tagged stories. News-shaped questions now always carry the feed's newest headlines across all assets, fetched fresh in code.

If every data source fails mid-question (a rare provider outage), the fallback answer used to still assert things like where the market is pricing an event - from memory. It now refuses all market claims in that state, explains the data pass failed, and carries a clear notice that nothing in it is a fresh number.

Asking for the best setup across the whole market could return a report about one coin while the card, logo, and chart anchored to a different one the research had merely price-checked. The decided trade plan now owns the report's identity end to end.

Citations now show WHERE a claim comes from - a pill with the source's domain or @handle that opens it in one tap - and every deep research report ends with a line naming the exact data feeds it used and the time it was written.

Asking about a position screenshot while mentioning another coin in passing ("BTC is dragging the alts") could anchor the chart and card to the wrong coin, drawing your plan on the wrong price scale. The instrument in your screenshot now outranks every passing mention.

Deep research locks a single stop-loss for its trade plan, but a section could still phrase its "invalidation" against a nearby trendline instead. That consistency is now enforced in code: every stop, invalidation, and thesis-break level in a report is guaranteed to be the same number.

The address bar now switches to the session's /chat/<id> link as soon as you send your first question, instead of waiting for the answer to finish - so you can copy and share the link right away, even during a long research run.

Chat sessions now live at getswenai.com/chat/<id> - a clean, professional link with the conversation's title in the page tab. Every old ?session= link keeps working forever.

A custom signal-format request could distract the agent into quoting levels from stale memory. Every answer about a tracked coin now carries the live price as ground truth before a single word is written, and any chat trade plan whose entry sits far from the real price is refused a drawing.

Deep research answers now read in short paragraphs with bulleted levels and bold decision numbers - and when you ask what to do, the TL;DR opens with numbered action steps. Plus: if you hold a position in the coin, the report includes an exact P&L table showing your profit or loss at every key level, your entry, and your liquidation - computed, not estimated by the AI.

Selecting 30m, 2h, 8h, or 12h on an asset's chart page crashed it - the page hadn't been taught to build candles for the new timeframes. Fixed, and the timeframe bar now only ever offers what it can actually draw.

TA, research, and charts now speak all the timeframes traders use: 15m, 30m, 1h, 2h, 4h, 8h, 12h, daily, weekly, and monthly - for tracked coins, stocks, and DEX tokens alike. Ask for any of them by name.

The annotated chart got a quieter, denser redesign: twice the candles in frame, soft borderless zones, finer grid, a countdown to the current candle's close - and charts now render in light mode when your app is in light mode.

Brand-new tokens whose pools haven't formed 4h candles yet now fall back to 1h or 15m candles automatically - and when the tape is genuinely too young for any chart, you get a clear "no candle history yet" panel instead of a failing retry loop.

The deep-research wait is now a live activity feed: watch the agent gather data, lock onto your coin, collect sources, verify claims, and write each section - real steps as they happen, with a running clock, in a glass panel instead of a lone spinner.

Brand-new DEX coins get more time on their first TA so they stop timing out; pool data falls back to our paid feed instantly when rate-limited; and every setup type - DEX coins, parked limits, breakout orders - is now logged for the weekly accuracy grading, not just tracked-coin calls.

Tapping an option on the ask-first card used to make the option text the research question behind the scenes, which could re-anchor the whole report to the wrong coin and drop your platform choice. Your original question now stays the question, with your answer attached as the clarification.

TA answers now show your chosen platform's own live perp print next to the levels (with the exact basis vs the chart's data source), so you know precisely how your exchange's tape sits relative to the drawn zones. Also: the platform question now only appears on TA and trade questions, never on news or narrative research.

Perp prices differ across platforms, so the agent now asks once which one you trade on (Bybit, Hyperliquid, Binance, or just the deepest market) and remembers it. When a coin isn't listed on your platform, you still get the full TA with a clear note on where it's priced from.

Asking about one coin while mentioning another for comparison ("why is $ZEC bullish, is it a BTC competitor?") no longer flips the card, chart, and TA to the comparison coin. The asset you actually asked about always anchors the answer.

During fast moves the chart's price line could stay pinned at the answer-time price while the candles ran ahead. The line now always matches the drawn tape - if the captured price falls behind the candles, the latest candle wins.

The pre-research question card got the full treatment: frosted gradient glass in both dark and light mode, a live status dot, bigger question type, and refined tappable options. And the "Other (specify)" option now opens the answer box instead of sending itself as your answer.

Research reports no longer ramble about same-name lookalike tokens or fake pools that were already filtered out - that sorting happens silently now. And pool charts for coins paired against big-priced tokens (like tokenized stocks) auto-detect the correct side, so no more empty charts with your price stranded at the bottom.

The question card the agent shows before researching got a redesign: frosted glass surface, refined tappable options, and its own answer box - type a custom answer right on the card instead of hunting for the message bar.

The message box no longer locks while an answer is being written. Type your next question (or attach a screenshot) any time - only the send button waits for the current answer to finish.

Parked limit orders used to say "cancel on a close beyond the stop before it fills" - a moment that can't exist, since a resting limit fills on the way there. The cancel trigger is now on the correct side: price closing beyond the first target before the retest arrives means the move left without you.

Asking about one coin can no longer pull in another position's entry, TP, or SL - each answer only sees the numbers for the asset you named. And any answer that states TP/SL now draws them on the chart automatically, with a guard that refuses to draw numbers that don't match the coin's own price scale.

Research and TA answers on stocks (HOOD, NVDA, OIL...) now draw their trade plans on real candle charts, exactly like crypto. Previously stock reports could ship a bare chart or none at all, even when the answer stated exact TP and SL levels.

The token card in an older session now always shows the "at report" price and date under the live ticking price - previously it only appeared when the live price had drifted, so it could quietly vanish.

Reopening an old session no longer re-renders its TA charts with today's candles and today's timestamp. Every chart is now frozen at the moment its answer was written - what you see is the exact call as it stood then.

Deep research now matches its length to what you asked. A lookup (whose wallet is this, is this token legit) gets a tight 3-4 section brief that leads with the answer; trade calls and full TA keep the complete deep-dive treatment.

New Stonks tab in Markets: the memecoins trading against tokenized stocks (SpaceX, NVDA, HIMS...) on Robinhood Chain and BNB Chain, with real liquidity floors and hourly refresh. Tap any one for instant TA with drawn levels on its live pool chart.

"Find me an entry" now sweeps the whole board: tracked majors on the 4h plus the trending memecoins from pump.fun, Robinhood Chain and Base on the 1h - computed zone setups with stops and targets, and only plans clearing 1.2R on the worst fill make the cut. You get the best setup drawn on its chart plus runners-up, or an honest "nothing clears the bar right now" instead of a forced pick.

When a research request is missing something that would change the whole answer - which asset, long or short, fresh setup vs managing your open position - the agent now asks you one quick question first, with tappable answer options. No credit is used until you answer, and complete questions go straight through with zero friction.

Every story now carries an evidence-based score: we replayed thousands of our own past stories against what price actually did in the next hour, so a Signal tag means stories shaped like this genuinely move markets more often than average - and Noise means they historically don't. Open any story to see the exact hit rate and sample size behind its score.

Asset pages gain a fourth tab: a 7-day bull/bear bias bar counted from our monitored news, perp funding and open interest showing who is paying whom (crypto), Fear & Greed with the last time the index sat at this level, and the whale and flow stories moving positioning - each one tap from its exact candle on the chart.

Swenai's auto-written market analysis now reads like a desk analyst: claim-style headlines, what-mattered breakdowns, real tables, and a bottom-line verdict. Article pages open with live stats (price, market cap, open interest, Fear & Greed) and one-tap questions into the agent, and the news feed shows analysis as proper cards.

Every Instant and Fast TA answer now completes on the server no matter what your phone does to the connection. Switch apps mid-answer and it's waiting for you the moment you return - no re-asking, no double spend - and if notifications are on you'll get a push with a preview when it's ready.

Instant and Fast TA answers interrupted by the phone putting Swenai to sleep now retry themselves the moment you come back - no more "Something went wrong" walls of retyping. Follow-up questions on DEX coins also get the full data-backed answer again instead of a thin generic one.

Deep Research no longer fails when you switch apps mid-report: it keeps writing on the server and streams back in the moment you return, even after your phone killed the app. Allow notifications when asked and you'll also get a push with the report title and a preview the second it's ready.

New Trending tab in Markets (and getswenai.com/trending): the hottest memecoin pools on Solana, Robinhood Chain and Base with real liquidity, refreshed hourly. Tap any coin - or ask Fast TA about ANY DEX-traded token by name - and get a full technical read with zones and trendlines drawn on its live pool chart, in seconds.

Chart news markers now default to Key mode: one marker per candle, showing only breaking stories and news that actually moved the price - no more arrow walls on busy assets like BTC. Switch to All for every tagged story, or Off for clean candles; tap any marker to see everything at that candle.

Asset pages gain a third tab: computed support and resistance zones with touch counts, RSI and trend reads on the 4h and daily, annotated charts, and a short analyst read that refreshes through the day - plus one tap into Fast TA for a personal setup.

A third mode next to Instant and Research: Fast TA answers with just the trade - entry zone, take-profits and stop drawn on the chart, the risk/reward math, key zones and momentum - in around 15 seconds. Works on every tracked asset. Say the ticker and timeframe ("$HYPE 4h") and it does the rest.

Prices for major stocks (Apple, Nvidia, Tesla...), gold, oil and more now update around the clock from tokenized markets - including weekends and after hours, when other sites show you Friday's close. Look for the 24/7 badge; official closes still come from the primary exchange.

The new per-asset News tab now opens with a quick chart preview - news pins already on it, a line/candles toggle, period performance from 1 day to all time, and one tap on any pin jumps to the full chart at that exact story.

Asset pages are becoming full hubs: a new tab strip on each chart page opens a dedicated news feed for that asset - every story timestamped, and one tap shows it pinned to the exact candle it moved. Sentiment and agent-written technical analysis tabs are coming next.

Order details read from an attached screenshot (entry, TP, SL) now stay in the conversation's memory, so follow-up questions keep your real levels instead of forgetting them. Chart screenshots are also read more carefully: the chart's own scale labels are no longer mistaken for your stop or target.

A new History page (sidebar > View all history) lists every conversation your account has ever saved, searchable, with nothing expiring. Failed cloud syncs now retry automatically on reconnect, and session links restore your chat on any device, even signed out.

We started writing about how Swenai is built: live data over vibes, charts you can verify, and honest answers. First post is up at /blog - "An AI analyst you can check".

Attach a screenshot to any question: paste it straight into the ask box (Ctrl+V or Cmd+V), or tap the new attach button (camera roll works on mobile). The agent reads your position panel or chart, digit for digit, and combines it with live market data, so "here's my position, update my TA" finally just works.

Setup charts now zoom into the recent price window so the entry, TPs, and stop are not squeezed into a sliver, every label gets its own space with a readable backing, and a plan summary line (SHORT PLAN, entry, TP ladder, SL) sits at the top of the image.

Ask what happened on the 29th of each month (or any monthly cadence) and the agent now computes the answer from real daily candles: the actual close, the next-day and week-after moves, and a dumped-or-absorbed verdict per month. Deterministic, same answer every run, never reconstructed from memory.

Under time pressure the agent could promise to "pull the data" and end the answer there (nothing runs after a reply ends), and its fallback writer could fill gaps from memory with invented specifics. Both are fixed: the agent answers from what it actually fetched, states plainly what it could not verify, and never promises work it cannot do.

A research report could ship a technicals section with no chart at all. The annotated chart is now enforced by code, not left to the writer's discretion, and asking for specific timeframes ("TA at 4h and 1d") renders one chart per timeframe.

Coins without a Binance listing (HYPE, XMR, CRO) were priced from an aggregated index that could run a minute behind the tape. They now come from live exchange data, with HYPE streaming trade by trade from Bybit, so the price on the card, the ticker, the markets screen, your alerts, and the agent's own numbers all match the exchange you are trading on.

All-time high and low now show the exact date and how long ago it was ("Aug 23, 2026 (2d ago)"), and the distance from each record is measured against the live price with real precision instead of being rounded to a whole percent.

Highs and lows on the card are a cross-exchange spot aggregate, so your exchange (especially a perp) can print a little higher on a wick. The agent now explains that difference and uses your venue's number when talking about your fill, instead of implying you misread the tape. The ATH and ATL rows also got room to breathe.

The token card next to answers now ticks in real time, the same live feed as the markets page, so you always see the current price alongside the snapshot the analysis was written against.

Asking a follow-up without re-typing the ticker ("what's happening now?") could return the analysis without the token card and annotated chart. The agent now knows your follow-up is about the same asset the conversation was already about.

Ask about the same asset in a new session and the agent now remembers the setup it gave you last time: it holds the same line, or tells you exactly what changed in the data before changing the call. Also fixed: pinned chats now sync across your devices instead of living only where you pinned them.

A research report could argue hold in one section and take profit in another, leak internal writing scaffolding into the text, and cite unlock-history stats that changed between sections. Reports now commit to one consistent stance, historical stats must come from a cited source and stay identical throughout, and the scaffolding stays behind the curtain.

From the roadmap board: set a price level on any tracked crypto in Settings and get a Telegram message the moment it crosses. And when a coin you follow moves hard, Swenai now researches WHY on its own and sends you the explanation, not just the number.

The agent could quote unlock dates and sizes from stale headlines about a different tranche, and even "correct" your accurate tracker numbers with them. It now verifies any unlock figure with a fresh search, cites the source and date, always says whether a percentage is of total or circulating supply, and takes your tracker numbers as the working figures.

The annotated charts in answers are now clickable: tap to open a full-screen view, then download the image to share your setup anywhere.

From the roadmap board: when the agent gives you an entry zone, take-profit ladder, and stop, they are now drawn directly on the chart - entry as a blue band, TPs as green lines, stop in red - always matching the numbers in the text.

From the roadmap board: hover a chat in the sidebar to pin it (pinned chats get their own section on top and are never trimmed) or rename it. And $HYPE now rides the top price ticker with the majors.

Recent Sessions now keeps your latest 80 chats (was 40). Older chats were never deleted - signed-in accounts keep everything in the cloud - the sidebar just showed fewer of them.

On mobile, Swenai now offers a one-tap install (Android) or a two-tap Add to Home Screen (iPhone): full screen, faster loads, and your chats one tap away. No app store needed.

Instant answers in long sessions (especially ones holding big research reports) could fail with "didn't come together in time". The agent now carries a trimmed conversation window, so late follow-ups answer as fast as the first question.

Some follow-up questions (especially position checks with unusual numbers) made deep research fail instantly with a generic snag. The research engine now recovers from that stall automatically, and when a report does fail you see the real reason, and it is never charged to your daily limit.

Live price screens no longer redraw every second when nothing changed, tables with empty cells render correctly in answers, the sidebar highlights the chat you are actually in, and a few rare crash and leak paths are closed.

HYPE, SUI, ZEC and the rest now get on-chain events pinned to their candles too: whale buys and dumps from the coin's real DEX pool, volume spikes, editorial mentions, and the project's own posts. And "why is X moving?" can now cite on-chain flow when no headline explains the move.

Developers and AI agents can now call the Swenai agent directly and pay a few cents of USDC per answer with the x402 protocol on Base - no API key, no signup. Docs at /developers. Launching on Base testnet first.

Base token charts now pin on-chain events to the candles: whales buying or dumping, a single wallet quietly accumulating, volume spikes, and brand-new pools, plus editorial mentions and the project's own posts. The long tail finally has news on its chart.

The chart page got a TradingView-style pass: a single toolbar strip with segmented timeframe, scale, and indicator controls, a quieter grid so candles stand out, and instant feedback when you switch assets.

Markets now has a Base tab: the top Base-native tokens by real DEX volume with live price, liquidity, and FDV - and every one opens the same news-on-chart view the majors get, with headlines pinned to the candles. Ask the agent "what's hot on Base" too.

Chats can no longer blank the page when browser storage fills up, opening an old chat no longer overwrites a newer copy from another device, the What's-new card stays off the chat box on phones, and roadmap posts now show your real account name with fair daily limits.

Ask how long bull runs or bear markets last and the agent now answers from ~10 years of real weekly data (dated peaks, bottoms, drawdowns, months between) instead of memory. "Are we in a bull market?" now uses one fixed rule everywhere - the dashboard badge, Instant, and Research all agree.

Ask for TA or a trade plan on a tracked asset and the answer now embeds a real candlestick chart with support/resistance zones, SMA20, and the live price drawn on it - and the levels in the text are the exact zones on the chart, computed from real swing structure, never guessed.

On large monitors the dashboard now spreads into four columns with a full-width news strip, and chat conversations get a wider reading column - less empty margin, more market at a glance.

Light/dark mode now syncs to your account: sign in on any device (phone, laptop, in-app browser) and your saved theme applies automatically, instead of resetting to dark on each new device or after iOS clears site storage.

Research jobs are now fully protected against double-running (which could garble sections), a failed data-gather refunds your daily quota instead of producing a made-up report, slow jobs get more patience before timing out, and the writers now always see the latest-fetched data, not just the earliest.

Stock and index 24h changes were computed against the wrong baseline (up to a week old for some tickers) and could even show the wrong direction. Every percentage now uses the true prior-session close - verified against live market data.

A failed data fetch can no longer masquerade as real information: social-sentiment lookups that fail are retried instead of cached all day as "quiet", assets with a failed quote disappear from lists instead of showing $0.00, and "why is it moving" says so honestly when the live price is unavailable.

The page URL now always points at your current chat session, so refreshing (or sharing the tab) brings the conversation back instead of dropping you on an empty screen.

When the agent cites event odds it now checks both Kalshi and Polymarket where both price the event, compares them, and frames the numbers as what bettors are pricing - never as a bare probability from a single venue.

When you research a DEX token, the agent now detects clone pools that spoof huge liquidity to look legit, picks the real trading venue, and warns you about the fakes. Memecoin due diligence just got safer.

All crypto prices now come straight from live market data - the ticker, the markets list, charts, and the agent's answers. Coins that don't trade on Binance (like HYPE) update in near real time too, instead of freezing at page load.

Token cards now show WHEN the all-time high and low happened, not just the price - and the agent uses the real dates in its analysis.

Ask in Japanese, Chinese, or Korean and the entire answer comes back in your language - deep research reports included, with native financial vocabulary, tables, and section titles.

Asking "how's my position doing?" mid-conversation now re-fetches the live price, funding, and indicators every time - the agent never answers a "right now" question from numbers it looked up earlier.

Ask about a project that hasn't launched a token yet and you get a proper identity card - what it is, its official account, followers, and site - instead of a wrong token's price card.

The agent can now pull what's trending on Robinhood's chain (and other chains) directly from on-chain DEX data - ask "what's hot on Robinhood chain?" and get live, liquidity-filtered movers.

Connect your Telegram in Settings and get breaking market news as it happens - filtered to the assets and keywords you choose, with the story's image attached. Your feed, delivered.