Watch app:
Prices now show their own currency. London stocks quote in pounds (pence converted), European listings in euros, Japanese in yen, and crypto pairs like BTCGBP in the currency they're actually priced in. Currencies without a one-character sign show a bare number.
Light theme. A new Theme setting switches the whole app to black-on-white, with colors tuned to stay readable. Dark remains the default.
Small watches keep the cents on the detail price until it reaches 100, so cheap shares and pence stocks aren't rounded to whole units. Yen never shows cents.
Server (already live):
Futures and perpetuals. TradingView's continuous contract names (ES1!, NQ1!, GC1!, CL1!, NG1!) and perpetual swap names (BTCUSDT.P) work as symbols.
Forex pairs (USDJPY, USDHKD, EURUSD) and mutual funds (VTSAX) are supported.
Better symbol matching. Stocks that share a ticker with an obscure coin (SOFI, GME, TTD, IONQ, VOO) resolve to the stock; SOL and XRP resolve to the coin rather than an index of it; SPX means the S&P 500, not a memecoin; XAG and XAU mean spot silver and gold; BTCUSD means the spot pair. A typo no longer lands on an unrelated symbol that happened to rank first in search.
Pinned markets with an exchange name TradingView doesn't use (NYSEARCA:VTI, OMXH:NOKIA) fall back to the right listing instead of showing nothing.
Symbols separated by spaces instead of commas are accepted, "AMEX: VOO" style spacing is tolerated, and Yahoo spellings like JPY=X and GC=F are translated.
Fixed a bug where two entries sharing one market (BTC alongside a pinned COINBASE:BTCUSD) could knock the shared price feed offline for everyone until the next restart.
Symbols that keep failing are re-resolved from scratch instead of staying broken, and a momentary TradingView search outage no longer blocks a new symbol for ten minutes.