September was a month of sanding edges. No single headline feature — instead, the dozen things that make the difference between an app you try and an app you keep. Here is what changed, grouped by what it does for you.

Trading: one press, honest numbers

• Approval folded into the swap. First time trading a token? The router approval now rides inside the same confirmation as the swap. One press.
• Slippage advisory. Every order form now tells you up front when the pair's liquidity calls for more slippage than your default, and lets you override it for that form only — before the order fails, not after.
• Stops are stops. A stop loss is submitted, classified and priced as a stop order by its signed parameters — not relabeled as a limit along the way. Floor-only limits are timed at their limit price.
• DCA form. Custom durations accept minutes, and the interval follows the duration you picked so the default schedule always makes sense.
• Safer sizing. Swaps carry gas headroom over the estimate, and a MAX spend of native ETH holds back a small reserve so the transaction can actually pay for itself.
• Charts. Candles roll over on period boundaries instead of stretching, and probe-quote noise no longer paints fake wicks.

Rewards: clearer rules, fewer surprises

• Quests redesigned. All five order types are tracked, with progress lit directly from your recorded fills. Finish them and your rank unlocks immediately — no reload.
• Streak card and rank box on your profile, so the two numbers that drive your points are always one glance away.
• Referral activation, simplified. A referee activates once they have traded $500 of volume, and the referrer earns a flat 750 points for it — the same for everyone, independent of rank or gate. Fee share continues from there as before.
• Codes you can see. When your invite capacity is zero, your invite and broadcast codes are shown locked instead of disappearing, so you always know what you'll unlock.

Leaderboard: lifetime means lifetime

The all-time board was quietly ranking the current epoch. Traders who led earlier epochs vanished when a new one started, and a newcomer with a hot week could sit at #1 over someone with twice the lifetime points. Fixed: the default board ranks lifetime points, every row says which board it is, and per-epoch views remain available for the people who like them.

Smaller things

• Verified badge on RWA tokens in search and token pages.
• The invite gate is driven by the backend now, so access changes don't need a deploy.
• Token search layout, trailing-stop page and leaderboard refresh fixes.

Everything above is live. If you have been waiting for the rough edges to go before trading real size, this is the version.