CoinLegs: Crypto Signals

Version 3.0.7 — a completely new CoinLegs. The app has been rebuilt from the ground up. Every screen was redrawn, the navigation was rethought, and a long list of problems that had been living in the old version is gone. A NEW INTERFACE, EVERYWHERE • One design language across every single screen — cards, spacing, typography and motion now come from one system instead of eight different dialects • The hamburger drawer is gone. Four tabs — Home, Coins, Tools, My Space — with search sitting in the middle of the bar, reachable from wherever you are • Light and dark themes rebuilt from scratch, with every text colour checked for contrast • Tables rebuilt: sticky headers, a single horizontal scroll, and virtualised rows that stay smooth past 400 rows • Every tap responds, every load shows a skeleton instead of a spinner NEW IN THIS VERSION • Detection detail — tap any detection row to see every field behind it and the price journey from signal to last to peak • Detection explainers — what each detection type is, how it is found, how to read it and what to watch out for • Volume change breakdown per period, with a chart • An RSI explainer built into market detail • Search opens over whichever screen you are on and returns you to it • Long press a coin anywhere to favourite it FIXED • Binance Futures prices were frozen — the feed connected but never sent data. There is now a fallback address plus a REST backup, so futures prices move again • Live prices reconnect on their own after a dropped network or a return from the background • The app could hang on a black screen if you never answered the notification permission prompt. It no longer waits on it • The RSI column on the home screen was always empty • Prices like 0.00000012 were being displayed as 0.00000011 • Dozens of Turkish strings that appeared in English or with broken placeholders • Your password is now kept in the system keychain ALSO CHANGED • Bybit markets, AI predictions and saved queries have been retired Thank you for using CoinLegs. Tell us what you think.