Changelog
What's new in each Pipkite release.
Version 1.0.0
First releaseExecution
- Native C++ engine that never silently drops a signal, even under load.
- Entry handling: wait for the range, enter within tolerance, or pending orders only. BUY at ask, SELL at bid.
- Fixed-lot or risk-percent sizing that always rounds down, spread and deviation caps, split targets, trading hours and account limits.
- Durable journal before every order; unknown outcomes are reconciled, never blindly retried.
- Force-enter option for trades that slip just past the entry range.
- Copying is live as soon as an MT5 account is paired; Pause / Resume copying in one click (top bar or tray).
Speed
- One disk flush per order instead of four: Telegram-to-MT5 overhead down from 15.5 ms to 4.3 ms (median).
- Entry ranges react to every price quote; the EA picks up orders on ticks as well as its 10 ms timer.
- Keeps Windows awake while copying (optional).
Parsers and sources
- Copy from many channels and groups, each with its own parser, entry policy and sizing overrides.
- Parsers are built by the Pipkite team: request one per channel from inside the app and it arrives as a signed update that loads without a restart.
- Parsers handle emojis, Markdown, odd dashes, Arabic-Indic and superscript digits, and detect commentary and edits.
AI review
- Good / Uncertain / Bad opinion with reasons for every signal, shown as advice in the live feed.
- First version: it can be wrong and will improve over time.
- Only the signal fields are sent: never account details, chats or message text.
Dashboard, data and security
- Live feed, account and copier profit cards, equity and P/L charts, latency percentiles.
- Local database with checksummed backups and optional password encryption.
- Signed (ECDSA P-256) modules and updates, DPAPI-protected secrets, no credential logging.
- Clean dark and light themes, tooltips on every button, built-in user guide.