VVARB update: where to enter, where to exit, active and stable spreads

The headline of this update: the screener no longer just shows a gap, it tells you the level to open the trade at and the level to close it at. Here is everything in order.

A trade plan under every ticket

Under the ticket in every screener there is now a prominent two-line block:

• Entry (green) - the spread to open at, with a "good now" or "wait, or enter at a less favourable level" tag.
• Exit (amber) - the spread to close both legs at.

The same levels are drawn on the spread chart as green and amber lines, so the plan and the chart never disagree.

Futures: active and stable pairs

Futures pairs behave differently and are traded differently:

• Active - the spread keeps widening and narrowing. Open at the wide end, close at the narrow end, and repeat.
• Stable - the spread sits at one level for hours. Open once and wait for it to close.

Every coin carries a type tag, and above the table there is an All / Active / Stable switch. Entry sits at the top of the pair's usual swing, exit at the bottom, and the distance between them always covers fees plus a 0.3% profit margin.

Spot-futures: one unit everywhere

• The plan, the table and the chart all speak in one number - the deviation from the pair's normal. Open at, say, 2.7%, close at 0%.
• A new "Confirm over" setting: a row reaches the board only once the gap has held for the chosen time. No more flicker.
• Prices in the ticket of the selected pair keep updating live, even after the pair leaves the board.
• A simpler table: duplicate columns are gone, and pairs where the entry already holds sit at the top with a green stripe.
• Two directions, one exchange or two. The screener finds not only spot-futures (buy the coin, short the contract) but also futures-spot (sell the coin, go long the contract) - turn it on with "Show futures-spot"; those rows carry a tag. Both legs can sit on one exchange or on two; "One exchange only" keeps the first kind.

Spot: it is all about the transfer

A spot trade is one-shot: buy, transfer, sell. So instead of entry lines, the ticket shows one plain line: how long the transfer takes on the chosen network and how long the gap has already held. If the gap outlives the transfer you will make it; if not, you get a warning.

Charts and tables

• One clear chart of the last hour, without timeframe buttons that used to reset the picture.
• Price lines on the chart use the same prices as the ticket (buy at the ask, sell at the bid).
• Every screener sorts by "Net" by default.
• The table refreshes exactly on the interval you choose: 10, 15, 30 or 60 seconds.
• Pop-up alerts and sound are gone - they distracted more than they helped.

Stability

We removed the exchanges that loaded the server and brought almost no routes: Kraken and BTSE, Ourbit on futures and XT on spot. The screeners now scan 21 futures and 19 spot exchanges every 10 seconds - faster and without stalls.