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UI Cleanup #1

I’m a big fan of clean interfaces — minimalism, without visual noise. This is especially important in finance, where the screen is already filled with numbers that can overwhelm perception. The first thing I always ask a designer when discussing interfaces is: Can we make it simpler?

When I returned to reviewing the CScalp interface, the first thing I opened was the order books — to me, that’s the terminal’s main screen. And right away, it felt overloaded. Too much unnecessary stuff. So I made a list of things I wanted to remove.

The developers told me: some of it is easy to remove, some is harder, and a few things are nearly impossible due to the architecture. So I split the UI cleanup into several steps. The first step is already live in the beta.

You can launch the beta (installation takes about a minute). If you just want to take a look, you don’t need to enter any keys. Try it out, compare (you’ll need to close the release version to run the beta). If I did everything right, you won’t notice the changes right away — but you’ll feel that the UI has become lighter. Especially if you have many order books open at once.

Let me know in the comments if the UI feels cleaner to you. This update is getting ready for release.

#bondar

Starting today, there will be three types of posts in the channel.

#bondar — my professional thoughts on the market, trading, and the product. I’m Dmitry Bondar, and I’m now stepping into the role of product owner for CScalp. My ideas about interfaces, features, and user scenarios will directly influence how the terminal evolves. I want to share this with you so you understand what’s going on in my head — and how that shapes the terminal. If you're interested in my thoughts, follow this tag.

#update — posts about updates, so you know what’s changed. Usually, we roll out new features to the beta version first to gather feedback and run tests. After that, they go into the release version. You can use either the release or the beta. And if you're up for experimenting, there’s also the alpha version.

#fx — posts about specific features, improvements, and bug fixes. Features are small functions, tools, or conveniences available in the terminal. Some have been around for a while, others appear quietly. I’ll be highlighting them so you don’t miss anything. Think of these posts as short how-to guides — with examples, explanations, and tips.

#bondar

CScalp Release: Bitget Spot and No Limits on Order Books and Charts

On July 28, 2025, we released a new version of CScalp. Here are the key updates.

Bitget. We added support for the Bitget spot market. All crypto spot pairs available on the exchange are now tradable. To trade on Bitget in CScalp, get your API keys and add them to the terminal (follow this guide).

Order Books and Charts. There are no longer any limits on order books and charts — open as many as you need. Adjust the number of order books and charts based on your computer’s capabilities. To optimize performance, use Workspaces (more here).

Binance. We updated order volume settings — it's no longer possible to set a volume below the minimum allowed by the exchange.

Tabs. You can now drag tabs in the bottom panel and use the Shift + Tab hotkey to switch between them in reverse order.

Bug Fixes. We fixed a bug on OKX where the terminal could freeze for some users when working with 15+ order books.

Found a bug? Contact support!
#update

Hi everyone. I'm Dmitry Bondar, the creator of Privod Bonad and CScalp.

I’ve been away for a while, but now I’m back and once again personally leading the development of our trading terminals. I'm already diving back into the work.

Let’s start with some important news.

We have two types of traders in our channel:
– those who trade via CScalp
– those who use Privod Bonad (for prop trading or the stock market)

This message is for everyone.

Starting in August, we’ll begin phasing out Privod Bonad. For some time, traders will still be able to trade either via CScalp or the “older” Privod Bonad. By the end of the year, everyone will transition to a single terminal — CScalp.

Here’s what this means:
– Independent traders will be able to go through internships and start trading in prop teams
– Prop traders will gain access to the full functionality of CScalp
– It will be possible to open order books from different accounts — prop and personal — side by side in one window
– Our developers will be able to move faster by focusing on a single product

Right now, we’re compiling a list of features from Privod Bonad that need to be transferred to CScalp. This is where we need your help. I’ll soon launch a poll so we can decide together which features to prioritize.

If you have any ideas on how to make the transition from Privod Bonad to CScalp smoother — feel free to leave a comment. I’ll be glad to hear your feedback.

More to come.

#bondar

CScalp Beta: Bitget Spot and No Limits on Order Books and Charts

On July 24, 2025, we released the beta version of CScalp.

Bitget spot market connection has been added. To trade on spot, get API keys on the exchange (enable trading permission) and add them to CScalp. You can use one key pair for both spot and futures.
Connection guide is here.

We removed the limit on order books and charts - now you can open as many windows as you need. Keep in mind: the more books and charts you open, the higher the load on your computer. So adjust the number of windows according to your PC’s capabilities.

Other changes:
– Added hotkey Shift + Tab - switch between tabs in reverse order
– Improved order volume setting on Binance - you can’t set a volume lower than allowed by the exchange
– Added the ability to drag tabs in the bottom menu - workspace organization is now more convenient
– Fixed a bug with OKX connection - on some systems, the terminal could freeze when using 15+ order books

Join the testing! Click Beta in the Launcher to run the beta version of CScalp.
The release and beta can be installed on the same computer but cannot be run at the same time.

Found a bug? Write to support!
#update

CScalp Release: OKX Stop Orders & UI Improvements

On 14.07.25, we rolled out a new CScalp update. The main highlights — OKX stop orders, improved interface and reduced visual clutter.

What’s New:
➖ Delayed stop orders for all OKX connections — directly from the terminal, no hassle
➖ Order book zoom with clicks: left click to zoom in, right click to zoom out
➖ Double-click the tick zone border to shrink the book to minimum
➖ Volumes are now easier to read: 100 000 instead of 100000
➖ Hotkey settings now show tooltips — hover to see what the combo does
➖ New display options: separate bid/ask in compressed book, right-align volumes, hide clutter in inactive books

Bug Fixes:
➖ Fixed a palette bug where the color under the cursor would auto-select on opening

Full release is here.

Found a bug? Let our support know about it!
#update