An alert has half a second to make sense. So we moved the two things that matter most — which way, and which coin — to the very front, and cut the one word that kept tripping people up.
Every signal now opens with its direction and coin — LONG SOL, SHORT ETH — then the price, then the strategy name last. On a phone, a notification preview only shows the first line or two, so the part you actually need is the part you see first. No more scanning past a strategy name to find out what just happened.
Under the hood, every entry is technically a “buy” and every exit a “sell” — plumbing language that made a short entry show up labelled BUY, which is exactly backwards to read at a glance. We took that wording out of the messages entirely.
Now an entry just says its direction — LONG or SHORT — and an exit says CLOSE. What you read is what happened, with nothing to translate in your head at the one moment you haven't got time to.