Changelog

#19 September 2026

• Terminal. A new page that answers what just changed rather than what is out there. Swaps and position activity are now captured live from the three venues' programs rather than inferred from readings taken every fifteen seconds, and arrive about a second behind the chain. Four panes: the action stream, a watchlist of LPs with their positions and performance, the alert log, and the busiest pools. See Terminal.
• Net flow and Active. Two figures that were not previously computable. Net flow is deposits less withdrawals, which says whether liquidity is arriving or leaving where TVL cannot; Active is the share of a window's minutes in which a pool traded at all, which separates a pool that trades from one that merely holds TVL.
• Live price and fee charts. A pool's chart gains a Live range drawn from captured swaps at one-minute resolution, refreshing while it is open. A minute with no trade leaves the price unchanged rather than dropping the line, because two thirds of pool-minutes carry no swap even on a weekday.
• Position figures sooner. A position now shows its APR, fee APR, ROI and age from the moment it opens, instead of waiting for the history reader to reach its pool. Age reads in seconds and minutes at that end of the scale rather than rounding everything to 0.0h.
• Exact figures on a wallet's own pages. The account and position pages show whole numbers - $31,512.48 rather than $31.5K, 2.43% rather than 2.4% - because the cents are where fees accumulating over the last minute actually show up. The dense tables keep their compact forms.
• Top positions. The whole book is now ranked before the page is cut, so sorting by age or fees orders all 3,256 indexed positions rather than the ones already on screen. The page step is 250 with a Show all beside it. Position activity moves to the Terminal.
• Fees on every venue. A Raydium collect is a withdrawal of nothing that states its fees, Meteora claims emit their own event, and a Whirlpool collect emits nothing at all and is fetched. All three are now recorded, which is what lets a position's whole return be built from events.

#18 September 2026

• Assets. The heatmap is gone. The headline figures move to a compact block beside the title, and the space becomes three ranked boards: gross fee leaders, pools heating up against their own 24-hour rate, and meme graduations, with a Highlights switch beside the title that turns the boards off. The asset-type and issuer switches move down to the table they filter.
• Search. Ctrl+K opens one box that reaches assets, pools, wallets, the app's pages and the docs, and says what each result is. It replaces the ticker box, which only ever took a ticker.
• Tables. Column headers split in two, the metric over the window it is measured in. TVL, volume, fees and meme market cap draw a bar behind the figure, scaled to the largest value on screen. Assets shows the venues an asset trades on as marks rather than words.
• Views. Assets and Discover switch columns as named sets - Overview, Fees, Risk, Memes, and on Discover Positions and Everything - instead of asking which of twenty columns answers your question. Customise still edits the set.
• Filters. On Discover, every filter that is on is named in a chip with a way to drop it, rather than a button counting what it hid.
• Pool page. The six boxed figures become a rail of about twenty beside the chart, grouped as This pool, Risk, Who is in it, Meme flow and Pool, each row carrying a second reading. The title collapses into a sticky bar on scroll.
• Pool page. The price, liquidity and vol-ratio charts stop sharing one tabbed card and stack beside the rail, which is where the empty ground was. The rail is a label and a number per row: the second column of qualifiers
  • "84% to LPs", "at the volatility in use", "read on chain" - is what the docs are for. The four that were
  • figures rather than qualifiers became rows of their own.
• Borders. Lifted from 1.28:1 against the ground to 1.6:1, and 2.1:1 for the ones that hold an object together. They were a line you inferred rather than saw.
• Freshness. A pill beside each page title says how old the published data is, rather than only warning when it is too old.
• Look. Buttons, chips, panels and tables take the small corner from the logo tile. Geist replaces IBM Plex Sans for prose in the docs and on the landing page; JetBrains Mono still carries the wordmark and every figure.

• Memes. A meme's market cap and its trading are now judged separately. The market cap is only relied on when the token's own pool holds $10,000 of liquidity and 100 holders; below that it is marked thin, still shown but never counted into a band or a crossing alert. Trading needs no such licence, which uncovered fresh graduates turning over six figures a day on pools of a few thousand dollars. The publishing floor drops from $100,000 to $50,000, and a ≥$50k column joins the bands.
• Graduations. Grads 24h counts memes that graduated against each asset in the last day, and Meme graduations 7d counts them across the whole universe. Dated from the launchpad's own graduation timestamp.
• Wallets. The page leads with account value, and groups total P&L, fees, divergence, uncollected fees and ROI together. Cards rebuilt around one headline figure, the list made sortable, and every row carries its asset's issuer mark. Account APR is gone: ROI answers the question better.
• Positions. The range bar labels itself, with the lower price at one end, the upper at the other and the current price marked between them. "Total P&L basis" is retired: a caveat now appears only when there is one.
• Assets. The heatmap groups everything too small to carry a value into one Other tile. 1h and 7d price changes move behind Customise. The lookalike mint list is no longer published.
• Brand. The wordmark becomes [rangebound], brackets around the whole word, at a lighter weight. The docs take the product's palette.

#17 September 2026

• rangebound. The product has a name, a lowercase wordmark and a look of its own, and lives at rangebound.xyz.
• Vol ratio. A new metric comparing what a week of a pool's fees pays for price risk with what the gamma-matched listed option pays, with Well paid, Fair and Underpaid chips.
• Memes. Meme tokens graduated against tracked assets are tracked every 5 minutes, screened for honeypots, and alerted on graduations, market cap crossings and volume spikes.
• Assets. Reworked: grouped controls, 1h, 24h and 7d price changes, fee APR, 30-day IV, meme columns and a 7-day chart, with Customise for the rest.
• Discover. A simpler toolbar with Exchanges and Filters menus, Simple and Risk column presets, and venue and issuer icons in place of words.
• Pool page. One header strip, one tabbed chart, an expanded open positions table for research, and deeper sections collapsed.
• Positions. One-sided Orca deposits and withdrawals are priced from the pool's previous swap. A position that changed since its history was read shows its last complete figures until re-read.
• Removed. Deploy candidates and the alerts built on them.

#16 September 2026

• Orca Whirlpools. Pools, positions, position histories and liquidity by tick.
• Wallet pages. Every tracked position a wallet holds, with P&L, fees, APR and ROI from each position's own history.
• Fees split into collected and uncollected, including fees earned since a position was last touched.
• Open positions per pool, with revert-style columns.
• Liquidity by tick chart and active TVL from an hourly scan of every position.
• Coverage. Every pool with real liquidity, not only the busiest; ticker logos throughout.

#15 September 2026

• Fees at the liquidity actually in range, minute by minute, and the range planner built on them.
• Comparison with listed options for every range width.
• 7-day history charts, session fee curves, and automatic gap filling after restarts.
• First version: Raydium CLMM pools, fee APR, volatility, LVR and flags.