Top Movers — a new chart on Assets and on your Watchlist showing the day's biggest risers and fallers side by side, so you can see what moved without reading down the whole list. Each bar carries its own percentage, and green or red tells you which way it went at a glance. It appears once you're tracking five or more assets that have actually moved.

Watchlist Your watchlist can now show the assets you hold, not just the ones you starred. Turn on Show Held Assets in Watchlist in Settings; it stays off until you do. An asset you have sold out of drops off it, the same way it does elsewhere. Transactions Filter by buy and sell, alongside the asset and tag filters you already had. All three narrow the list together. Filter rows that cannot actually narrow anything are now hidden, and the asset and tag filters wrap onto two lines with a chip counting the rest, so nothing sits hidden off the right edge. Tap it to open the full set. Built for iPad Favourites, Assets and Transactions fit two cards per row on iPad and in landscape, instead of one column down the middle of the screen. On an iPad in landscape the summary and the list become panes you can scroll independently. More room on iPhone The top bar slides out of the way as you scroll and comes straight back when you pull down. In landscape the tab bar drops its labels and takes less height, leaving more of the screen for your assets.

Faster loading Your portfolio now appears right away instead of waiting for everything to download. Prices and listings are kept on your device and refresh quietly in the background. Hide what you've sold Assets you've fully sold out of can now be hidden from your list. Turn it on in your profile. Your totals still include them, so realized gains stay accurate, and your watchlist is unaffected. Clearer charts The chart legend now names every asset instead of only the largest ones, and longer lists scroll properly. Transaction notes Your notes are now always visible on a transaction, including in compact view. Safer account deletion Deleting your account now requires flipping a confirmation switch first, so it can't happen from a stray tap.