A lot has been happening since our last updates rollup back in July:

• Libra.Codes has been released, and we're providing our services to their users.
• We added the Codex on Althash token.
• We had to delist Nix.
• We improved our security subsystems and enforced some features that raised by a huge factor the reliability of our products.

But above all that, a change we've released a few hours ago has a big impact in most of our systems:

Price indexes algorithm has been updated

One of our key features is the ability to specify dynamic prices in the exchange (all info about this can be found in our Exchange Crash Course).

For this feature to work, we download price indexes from CoinGecko every few minutes. Then our algo makes all necessary conversions for crypto/crypto and crypto/fiat markets.

Previously, trades taking place in our exchange weren't accounted in the price indexes. That was basically because we had a missing piece in the puzzle, and updating the price indexes with local trades might cause a continuous loop that might impact us in the long run.

The missing piece was put in place, so now, when a trade takes place, the indexes are updated.

This change is important because we're going to start the listing process as exchange in CoinGecko and CoinMarketCap soon.

We still have to include some extras in our API calls, add endpoints for aggregators to fetch more information and optimize database calls before attempting to get listed.

Now, if you attempted to post trade orders in our exchange and suddenly saw a big difference in very specific markets...

Those spikes are real. They reflect the latest trades that took place in those markets.

All that being said, we'll describe all changes in our systems ahead:

Details of all changes since the previous rollup

API client updated to version 1.2.6:

• Added support for tipping from single media item pages.

AutoCash module updated to version 1.0.2:

• Fixed issues in the merchants list.

Exchange module updated to version 1.7.1:

• Minor administrative additions.
• Tuned the landing page listings
• Fixed exception thrown in the orders browser when filtering by payment method.
• Added missing offset reset when filtering by payment method.
• Added automatic submission on filtering selections change on the main browser.
• Added account level checks for saving and taking orders.
• Added support for ShareThis on order pages.
• Fixed delivery of empty emails on < 0 trading attempts.
• Fixed error thrown when browsing exchange orders.
• Added missing view link on the orders table.
• Tuned price validation on orders.
• Added local trade rates for crypto/crypto markets from the imported bitcoin price-based indexes.
• Last minute updates:
  • Added support for crypto/crypto markets on the coin info chart.
  • Added chart below specific market details on the orders browser.
  • Added user balances and deposit/withdraw buttons below the specific market details on the orders browser.

Portfolio updated to version 1.13.1:

• Fixed issues with declined withdrawal notifications.
• Added admin helpers.
• Enhanced some admin tools.
• Added account level checks for transfers and withdrawals.
• Fixed database errors in the profile transactions tab.
• Optimized HRC20 token moves in the wallet daemon.
• Added local trade rates for crypto/fiat markets from the imported price indexes.
• Last minute update: Added support for crypto/crypto markets on the coin info chart.

CryptoWiz updated to version 1.4.3:

• Added amount modifiers when spinners aren't available on the widget.
• Tuned widget layout for mobile devices.
• Added urldecode on $_REQUEST params management on some widget elements.
  The problem seems to be triggered by Apache's mod_rewrite, that is double-encoding query strings.
  The measure put in place will be revisited afterwards.
• Forced opening the widget on a new window to dodge issues with third party cookie restrictions.
• Tuned detection of new account when sending coins to email addresses.
• Added account level check on the transactions tool.

Something awesome is coming

Make sure to follow us in our Social Media channels, because we have a couple of things we're working on and we're finding hard to hold on to announce them.