product updates: march 7, 2026
the AI got smarter about when not to sell, the homepage got a face lift, and the chart finally has a screenshot button. here's everything that shipped.
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stop hunt protection
the single most requested improvement since position monitoring launched. previously, claude could see that a position was dropping and fire an exit — but it couldn't tell whether that drop was real selling pressure or a market maker briefly shaking out weak hands before a run.
that changes now.
what claude looks at
when a position is under pressure, the AI now looks at three things simultaneously:
if the pattern shows a sharp dip on low volume that's already recovering, claude responds with pause_stops — stop-loss checks are temporarily suspended so the position can breathe. the duration is configurable. once the pause expires, protection resumes automatically.
if the pattern shows sustained selling on heavy volume with no recovery, the exit verdict stands. these are the trades worth cutting.
the data is pulled from Birdeye OHLCV in real-time, enriched server-side before the review call. claude never sees stale information.
now runs on all agents
position review previously only ran on Sienna. it now covers every active agent's open positions. the review cycle runs every 2 minutes — reduced from 3 to give the AI more chances to catch fast-moving situations early.
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market cap–aware take profits
this is the change that would have made the difference on whitehouse, cabbit, and every other token that ran hard past the first trailing stop.
the old model used fixed percentage take-profit levels. they worked fine for average moves, but they systematically undersized big winners — the trailing stop would fire before the next leg had a chance to develop.
how it works now
at each position review cycle, claude is given the current market cap and the prices that correspond to the next natural MC milestones — $50K, $100K, $250K, $500K, $1M, $2M, $5M, $10M. these are the psychological checkpoints that traders and buyers watch. they're also where memecoins tend to pause, consolidate, and then continue.
if the AI detects strong upward momentum — positive price velocity, clean volume, approaching the next milestone — it returns an adjust_tp verdict with updated take-profit prices pegged to upcoming MC levels instead of percentage targets from entry.
the result: instead of closing 75% of a whitehouse position at +180% and watching it go to +1300%, the system recognises it's headed to $1M, $2M, $5M and keeps the position appropriately sized for the move in front of it.
this doesn't mean holds are extended blindly. if momentum fades, the standard exit logic takes over. the MC targets are a ceiling to aim for, not a reason to ignore warning signs.
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live token counter on the homepage
the hero now shows a live count of all SPL tokens launched on Solana since January 1, 2026. at time of writing: over 3.8 million.
the number ticks up in real-time. it's connected to real data. it's not an estimate.
we pulled the actual figure from Dune Analytics — every SPL mint across every launchpad, not just pump.fun. the counter updates every 5 minutes in the background and animates forward at the correct rate between refreshes so it never stalls or jumps.
the reason this matters: it's context. the case for autonomous filtering isn't just "there are a lot of tokens." it's "there are 3.8 million tokens and the signal to noise ratio is brutal." the number says that better than we ever could.
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homepage redesign
the headline is now two lines:
the game got harder.
parasol got smarter.
no paragraph about what we do. the live counter and the stat row speak for themselves. the previous copy was doing too much work.
other changes:
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chart screenshot button
every trading platform worth using has one. we added it.
the camera icon sits in the top-right of the chart toolbar. click it and the chart downloads as a PNG with parasol.so stamped in the corner. the filename includes the token symbol so it's immediately tweet-ready.
the screenshot captures the raw chart canvas — candlesticks, price lines, all of it — without the HTML overlay. what you get is clean.
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agent panel styling
the border around the active agent panel was generating feedback. the previous version used a per-agent accent colour that read as a status indicator — purple felt like "warning," pink felt like "error." traders don't want anything on their dashboard that looks like an alert unless it is one.
the panel now sits behind a very thin neutral border with a subtle drop shadow and a hair-line inner highlight. the effect is that it lifts off the page slightly, like a physical card, without signalling anything. the border colour no longer varies by agent.
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paper/live balance bug fixed
when switching from live mode back to paper mode, the portfolio was showing the live wallet balance instead of the default paper balance of $10,000.
the root cause: switching modes didn't reset the portfolio object, so the wallet balance from the live session carried over. on switch back to paper, the portfolio creation function would find an existing entry and return it unchanged.
fixed. switching from live to paper now resets the portfolio to a clean $10,000 paper starting balance. live trading history and closed position records are cleared on reset — they operate at a completely different scale and mixing them with paper stats would produce meaningless averages.
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what's next
stay sharp. parasol keeps you covered.