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What's New ​

The What's New page is TTMT's built-in changelog. Every time the platform ships a new feature, improvement, or bug fix, it gets documented here so you always know what has changed.

How It Works ​

Updates are displayed in reverse chronological order -- the newest changes appear at the top. Each entry includes:

  • Date -- When the update was released
  • Category -- What type of change it is
  • Title -- A short summary of the change
  • Description -- Details about what changed and why it matters to you

Update Categories ​

Changes are grouped into three categories:

New Features ​

Brand new capabilities that did not exist before. These are the big additions -- new pages, new tools, new automation behaviors. Examples:

  • Signal Tester tool launched
  • Economic Events Calendar added
  • Config Profiles system introduced

Improvements ​

Enhancements to existing features. These make something that already works work better -- faster, more accurate, easier to use. Examples:

  • TP redistribution now adapts to position count changes
  • Performance page adds per-channel breakdown
  • Signal parser improved accuracy for non-standard formats

Bug Fixes ​

Corrections for issues that affected behavior or accuracy. TTMT is transparent about bugs -- when something is fixed, it is documented. Examples:

  • Fixed issue where breakeven was not triggering after TP1 hit in certain conditions
  • Resolved sync delay that could show stale position data for up to 30 seconds
  • Corrected volume calculation rounding for micro-lot accounts

Transparency Builds Trust

We document bug fixes openly because you deserve to know what was wrong and that it has been addressed. If a bug affected your trades, the changelog tells you when the fix went live so you can correlate with your own records.

Staying Updated ​

Check After Login ​

The What's New page is accessible from the dashboard navigation. When significant updates are released, you may see a notification badge prompting you to check recent changes.

Why It Matters ​

TTMT is actively developed and improved. New features can open up trading strategies that were not possible before. Improvements can make your existing setup more effective. And understanding bug fixes helps you interpret historical trade data -- if a bug affected TP redistribution during a certain period, that context matters when analyzing your performance.

Review After Major Updates

When you see a new feature or improvement that relates to your trading strategy, take a few minutes to understand it. Some updates -- like changes to the redistribution algorithm or new entry strategies -- can significantly impact your results. Adjust your settings if needed.

Feature Request and Feedback ​

If there is a feature you would like to see in a future update, you can submit feedback through the TTMT community channels. The development team actively reviews user requests when prioritizing the roadmap.

The best feature requests include:

  • The problem -- What are you trying to accomplish?
  • The current workaround -- How are you handling it today?
  • The desired outcome -- What would the ideal solution look like?