Float's trade ticket now includes a manual TWAP planner. Set a target notional, choose 2–20 steps, and pick the spacing between them. Float breaks the target into smaller steps and tracks progress as each transaction confirms. Load a step into the regular ticket when you're ready; it gets a fresh quote and wallet confirmation like any other trade. The schedule is guidance, not automation. Float will not submit trades in the background, and actual fills may differ from the planned amounts. github.com/FloatSheets/Float…

Float's Portfolio now includes a partial exit planner. Choose the percentage of an open position to model and a target price. Float estimates the portion's size and gross PnL, along with the remaining position size and margin. You can save a wallet scoped dashboard reminder for that target. The reminder prompts you to review your position; it will not trade for you. Float's current close quote closes the full position, so partial close execution is not available yet. Estimates exclude fees, spread, gas, funding, and price gaps. github.com/FloatSheets/Float…

Float’s trade ticket now includes an advisory take-profit and stop-loss planner. Set target levels before you trade and review estimated PnL, the estimated liquidation price, and the buffer between your stop and liquidation. If that buffer is narrow, Float flags it so you can reconsider your plan before submitting. This is a planning aid, not an automated order: it does not place TP/SL triggers or close positions. Estimates are unavailable when existing positions, idle margin, or unreliable market and risk data would make the result misleading. No contract changes. github.com/FloatSheets/Float…

FloatSheets now has configurable market and position price alerts. Set a target price or percentage move using a market’s pool TWAP or spot price. For an open position, you can also get an alert when its estimated liquidation price gets within your chosen percentage. Choose an in-dashboard message or browser notification. Position alerts stay tied to the wallet that created them, and FloatSheets skips stale or frozen market data. Alerts are saved in your browser and checked while the dashboard is open. They’re notifications, not automatic orders, and they never place or close a trade. Public commit: github.com/FloatSheets/Float…

Float’s trade ticket now includes an advisory take-profit and stop-loss planner. Set target levels before you trade and review estimated PnL, the estimated liquidation price, and the buffer between your stop and liquidation. If that buffer is narrow, Float flags it so you can reconsider your plan before submitting. This is a planning aid, not an automated order: it does not place TP/SL triggers or close positions. Estimates are unavailable when existing positions, idle margin, or unreliable market and risk data would make the result misleading. No contract changes. github.com/FloatSheets/Float…

Price alerts are live on FloatSheets. Set an alert for a pool TWAP or spot price, a percentage move, or the distance between an open position and its estimated liquidation price. Choose an in-dashboard message or browser notification. Position alerts stay tied to the wallet that created them, and alerts only use fresh, unfrozen market data while the dashboard is active. They notify you when your level is hit. They never open, close or change a trade. Build: github.com/FloatSheets/Float…

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Old contract versions should not turn into a scavenger hunt. The Portfolio Claim Center checks every FloatSheets deployment your wallet has used, then groups the actions that still need attention. That can include idle margin, a claimable balance, settled LP requests, deferred payouts or shares in a retired vault. It does not move funds for you. It puts the right wallet action next to the balance, so you can decide what to do with it. floatsheets.app/dashboard/#p…

PostgreSQL helps run FloatSheets. It is not the ledger for your position. The backend holds market data, quote records, service checks and notification settings. Margin, open positions, vault shares, claims and settlement live in the contracts. If the database is replaced, old chart history can disappear. The onchain account state does not. floatsheets.app/protocol/

A trade quote should have an expiry date, an owner and a price it cannot quietly drift away from. Each FloatSheets quote is an EIP-712 signed instruction for one wallet, one size, one fee, one oracle sequence and one short time window. If a newer oracle update lands before execution, the old quote cannot quietly execute against the new mark. It is a trade instruction with limits, not an open-ended permission. floatsheets.app/dashboard