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V3 Differences

Version 3​

This document serves as a quick handbook to the V3 changes until the rest of the documents have been retroactively updated.

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Additional information can be found in the discord

Core changes​

Core changes and behavioral updates

  • The terminal is now serverless by default when it comes to most functionality.

    • Users will be able to opt into certain functionalities if they wish to do so on certain exchanges (e.g. api whitelisting)
    • API Information is no longer stored on Tealstreet servers.
    • Encryption passwords are no longer necessary since the API data never leaves your computer.

  • All of its supporting dependencies are fully up to date (latest security patches etc).

  • It is significantly more performant since large swathes of the codebase have been rewritten.

    • Early impressions before significant backporting of V2 modules suggest somewhere from 200% to 500% faster.
Basic V3 Overview

UI/UX changes​

  • By default layouts have keyboard shortcuts disabled and modules unlocked. You can easily begin to adjust and organize your layout as you desire right from the start.
V3 Basic Options
  • Users can click the three-dots button at the top right of each module while in unlocked mode to drag them around.
  • There are various modules you can quickly bring up or toggle off again that dont need to occupy screen real-estate. * As one example the place order module can be hidden 99% of the time, and only brought up as a floating widget when you wish it to be seen
V3 Basic Options 2
  • Another significant change is the ability to collapse portions of the module headers for more screen real-estate.
  • Most modules can support multiple tabs within themselves that can be switched between.
Collapsible module headers
V3 Basic Options 3
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V3 is currently in a state of constant flux. Things may change extremely frequently.

Account & API changes​

The process of linking an API has changed in V3.

For certain exchanges users will be able to opt-in to the Tealstreet network or choose to initiate orders from their own devices

Exchange setup
  • Some exchanges are better supported then others during this initial launch phase of V3 * Bybit and Binance are excellent choices for starting out.
Exchange setup 2

A non exhaustive list of changes to the behavior and feel of trading on the terminal itself.

  • Switched from ccxt to safe-cex which has dramatically increased the responsiveness and refresh time of the terminal.

  • Chaser orders have been reworked to be more reliable with exchange behavior. * including adding/reducing existing positions with chase.

  • Dom trading is now supported (It can be added by clicking a + at the top of the module)

  • Native multi-account & multi-chart support.

  • CLI has been reworked and simplified. Type 'help' in it to get a list of commands.

  • Modules have been bound together so they can be synced to all trade multiple symbols with multiple charts

  • Risk profiler has been integrated directly into the chart. The module itself has been removed.

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Additional information can be found in the discord