Crypto price charts now draw real candles — open, high, low and close per bar — the way the equity charts already do, with the current bar updating every minute.
Added true OHLC candlesticks to crypto price charts across the hourly, four-hour, twelve-hour and daily intervals.
Covered the assets people actually chart, from Bitcoin and Ethereum through to the mid-caps, with a year of history behind every one.
Kept the newest candle live: the bar currently forming updates every minute rather than waiting for the hour to close.
Left assets without an exchange listing on the existing line chart, so nothing lost detail it previously had.
The Developer API, MCP, and CLI can now show which non-asset subjects are being discussed alongside a stock or tracked topic.
Added related-subject discovery for equities and non-asset subjects, including shared posts, distinct authors, momentum, and the anchor's sentiment within each conversation.
Generated the new operation across REST, MCP, CLI, OpenAPI, and endpoint documentation from the same typed public contract.
Standardized subject discovery on Nebula's canonical names, aliases, merge resolution, and ranking while keeping raw registry classifications internal.
Simplified asset and subject results to stable identity fields and normal pagination, removing presentation-only image metadata and misleading total counts.
The Nebuliser now carries ninety days of history: pick a day from the strip along the bottom and the whole page — network, table and activity — redraws as it stood on that date.
Added a timeline under the network showing the subject’s daily post volume for the last ninety days, so a day worth reading is visible before you pick it.
Clicked any day to read the state of the network on that date, with the graph, the related-subjects table and both activity strips all moving to it together.
Kept the page live by default and one click away, so returning to the present is never more than pressing Back to live.
Carried the chosen day in the URL, so a network as it stood on a given date can be shared like any other view.
Labelled every mark with what it actually is — person, company, organisation, place, event — instead of where its record came from.
Every mark on the network is now drawn at the size of its conversation and placed by where that conversation is heading, so the subjects that matter are obvious before you read a single label.
Sized every subject by how many posts name it, so the biggest names on a network stand out from the tail instead of sharing its size.
Placed each subject by momentum rather than volume alone: surging subjects sit at the centre and fading ones move out to the rim, at any size.
Renamed the rings Surging, Rising, Steady and Fading to say what they now mean.
Named the marks in place — hover any subject to see what it is, and select one to name it and everything it is linked to at once.
Sent the expand control on a subject page's Topic Graph straight to the Nebuliser, where the same network is drawn at full size with its table and intelligence.
Carried the selected subject in the URL alongside the anchor, so a shared link opens on the exact pair you were reading.
The Nebuliser draws a stock, token or topic as the network of everything discussed alongside it, and lets you walk that network one subject at a time.
Added Nebuliser to the main navigation, drawing any subject's neighbourhood as a full-page network with its own search.
Ranked every neighbour by how much of the subject's conversation it holds, named the rings Core through Fringe, and linked the subjects that turn up in the same posts.
Selected a subject on the graph to light its links, scroll the related-topics table to its row, and read its posts, share, momentum and sentiment.
Filtered the intelligence beneath the selection to the stories naming both subjects, so every link on the graph has its evidence beside it.
Nebulised any subject in one click to re-centre the whole view on it, with the anchor carried in the URL so a view can be shared.
Raised how many subjects a single view can hold, so the tail of the ranking is drawn rather than cut at the head.
A stock, token or topic page now opens with an AI overview of what is happening with it right now and why, written from the live conversation, price action and intelligence.
Added an AI Overview panel beside the charts on every asset and topic page, replacing the market-wide macro intelligence list that was identical on all of them.
Explained the move rather than restating it: the catalyst, the actors and the figures behind a change in price or attention.
Refreshed the top stocks, tokens and AI names on a schedule, and rewrote any subject immediately when a new insight names it, its attention spikes, or its price moves sharply.
Generated an overview on demand for any other page on first visit, so a quiet topic is covered the moment someone opens it.
Translated overviews, and the home page market digest, into every language Nebula supports.
The market digest now leads the home page and is written separately for equities, crypto and AI, so the day's stories match the market you are browsing.
Moved the three digest cards to the top of the home page, above the treemaps.
Generated a separate digest for Equities, Crypto and AI, each researched and written from its own market.
Switched the digest with the asset-class control, so choosing Equities loads equity stories rather than relabelled crypto ones.
Anchored each market on its own backdrop — rates, the Fed and earnings for equities, the AI buildout for AI, Bitcoin for crypto.
Extended the suggested questions on the chat bar to every market, where they were previously crypto-only.
Every stock, token and topic page now shows which other subjects turn up in the same posts, and what that does to the mood about the one you are reading.
Added a Discussed With table to every subject page, ranking the people, companies, stocks, tokens and topics that appear in the same posts.
Showed how many posts each pairing shares and what share of the conversation that is, counted once per post however many ways a subject is named.
Reported sentiment for the subject you are reading, measured only over the posts it shares with each of the others, against its own average for the period so you can see which company moves the mood.
Split every row bullish, neutral and bearish on the same cut used everywhere else in Nebula, so the numbers reconcile with the sentiment chart above them.
Made every row a link to that subject, and the window selectable from a day to a quarter.
People, companies, places, events and legislation now get the same sentiment dashboard as stocks and tokens, so you can follow a narrative that has no ticker.
Added a page for every tracked subject that is not a stock or a token, covering people, companies, organisations, places, concepts, technologies, events and legislation.
Carried over the units that do not need a price: sentiment, mindshare, post volume, emotions, time horizon, social momentum by cluster, intelligence and the live feed.
Made the address forgiving — type a name or a handle and Nebula resolves it to the subject you meant, then moves you to its canonical page.
Unified the aggregates behind these pages so a person, an account and a topic are read the same way, and folding in more coverage later takes one change instead of three.
Every account Nebula tracks now has its own page: what they post about, how often, which way they lean, and how their calls actually turned out.
Added a page for every tracked account, reachable by handle or by id, with their posting record and call record side by side.
Scored their calls at the 24-hour, 7-day and 30-day marks, signed to the caller so a short that paid counts as a win, and listed their best and worst by asset.
Charted the running total of what their calls have made, with each call pinned to the point it was posted.
Charted their posting by day, split bullish, neutral and bearish, with net bullish drawn over the top.
Added a six-month posting calendar, a treemap of the assets they cover across equities and crypto, and their content mix, time horizon and tone.
Added their attention clusters, credibility and post quality alongside a feed of everything they have posted.
Every insight now shows the volume and mood of the conversation it came from, measured across the day around the story.
Added an activity chart to each insight, built from posts that discuss the story’s subjects together rather than separately.
Coloured each hour by its net sentiment, so a story’s reaction reads bullish, bearish, or flat at a glance.
Added a chatter mix showing which author clusters carried the story, and an impact readout scoring price, short-term, long-term, macro, and tail-risk exposure.
Added total mentions, distinct authors, and cluster reach beneath every insight.
Measured the window around the story itself, widening to the twelve hours either side once the reaction has landed.
Replaced the subject chips on insight cards, which repeated names already in the headline.