The New RTHMN
We rebuilt the public story around the connected product rather than a list of features.
Release notes
What shipped, when it changed, and what it means for RTHMN.
We rebuilt the public story around the connected product rather than a list of features.
We moved the application runtime to Rust and gave durable market rules one stricter home.
Builder members received the first compiled local Trade beta with guided setup and visible supervision controls.
Our custom replay model began running through recorded markets as if each moment were arriving live.
Trend Hints began carrying one account-aware meaning across fresh, active, and historical views.
Market views began recovering independently so one delayed instrument could not hold up the dashboard.
Trend Hints gave user-selected pattern conditions a fresh, active, and historical life in the product.
Current range state began making a small, relevant part of the pattern research available for inspection.
Ryver turned completed range movement into a horizontal sequence with deliberate live-follow behavior.
The dashboard began joining a known starting point to continuing live range changes.
The first 3D view made relationships between range sizes available as a spatial object.
Learn opened with guided lessons, local progress, and interactive explanations of the objects on screen.
The dashboard began preserving grid order while global controls respected deliberate per-market settings.
New market views began opening with enough known context to make sense before the next change arrived.
ResoBox expanded from one fixed range into related sizes for local movement and broader context.
A continuing connection began carrying range changes into the dashboard without rebuilding the page.
Changing box values gained a continuous line reading for direction and turning points.
The first working scanner matched live range state with a defined condition and kept a record.
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