Copy Trading v6.2.4

Release Date: August 27, 2026 Tags: COMPATIBILITY, EXTENSIONS, LANDING, FORMATTING

Overview

A compatibility release. Copy Trading is sold as a standalone add-on, yet on a platform that does not also run the Exchange Engine more than half of its endpoints refused to serve at all, answering every request with a 503 naming an extension that was not installed. Twenty-four of those twenty-nine now work.

Five still need the Exchange Engine, because they reach into its wallet directly. Without the engine a customer still cannot start or fund a subscription and must ask an admin to stop one, and the markets on offer are the binary ones, because a spot symbol is checked against the engine's own market list. That is where the balances and the symbols live, not an oversight.

The public landing page also changed. It is now drawn with its figures already in place, which in turn changes how thousands are grouped for non-English visitors. Requires Core v6.7.3.

Update Instructions

pnpm updator

Restart the backend and ship the frontend build. There is no database change and no configuration.

Changed

The landing page arrives with its figures already filled in

• Changed the Copy Trading landing page to resolve its figures while the page is still being built on the server. The lead-trader, copier and average-ROI counts, the metric strip, the featured leader, the top-leader cards, the trading-style cards and the recent-trade feed are all present in the first paint, instead of pulsing grey placeholders that fill in a beat after the page appears. Crawlers and link previews now see the real numbers rather than the placeholders.
• If the server cannot reach the backend, the page still fills itself in from the visitor's browser exactly as it did before, and never shows an error.

Landing-page counts group thousands the US way for everyone

Until now the two headline counts — lead traders and active copiers, each shown twice, in the hero row and again in the numbers strip — and the featured leader's total profit were formatted with whatever locale the visitor's browser reported, so a German visitor saw 1.234 and a French one 1 234 where a US visitor saw 1,234. Now that these figures are drawn on the server as well as in the browser, the two have to print the same digits: where they disagree the browser throws that part of the page away and redraws it, and the visitor watches the number change under them.

• Changed all five of those figures to group thousands with a comma, for every visitor. The trade-off is that a non-English visitor's separators no longer follow their own convention.

Fixed

Copy Trading barely worked without the Exchange Engine installed

On a platform running Copy Trading but not the Exchange Engine, twenty-nine of Copy Trading's fifty-four endpoints refused to serve: every request came back as a 503 reading "This endpoint requires an extension that is not installed on this server", with a matching warning in the log. Admins could not approve, reject, suspend, reactivate, edit or bulk-update leaders, could not force a leader statistics recalculation, could not reverse a copy-trading transaction, and could not pause, resume or stop a follower. Customers could not apply to lead, could not see their eligibility, could not add, edit, disable or delete their markets, could not edit their leader profile, could not pause or resume a subscription, could not change its settings, could not see its allocations, could not withdraw funds from an allocation, and could not load the Copy Trading overview at all. None of it was intended: the shared helpers those routes rely on pulled the Exchange Engine in behind them.

• Fixed twenty-four of the twenty-nine. The shared helpers moved to a file of their own, unchanged, and are now reached without dragging the engine in.
• Five endpoints still require the Exchange Engine, because they reach into its wallet directly — following a leader, creating an allocation, adding funds to an allocation, a customer stopping their own subscription, and deleting a leader from the admin console. A customer on such a platform still cannot start or fund a subscription, and must ask an admin to stop one.
• The markets on offer without the engine are the binary ones, since a spot symbol is still checked against the Exchange Engine's own market list.
• Platforms that do run the Exchange Engine are unaffected.