The Trade page now supports an All profiles view for accounts with more than one profile. When enabled, the same Trade experience expands across every profile on the account, showing positions, open orders, TWAP activity, trade history, funding history, order history, account equity, perps overview, and AI activity in one place.

Every profile-owned item is labeled with its profile handle, so users can quickly see whether a position, order, trade, or AI decision belongs to @Black, @Scholes, or another profile. Those profile labels are interactive, making it easy to jump from the combined view back into the selected profile’s focused Trade page.

Trading actions have also been extended for this multi-profile workflow. Position closes, leverage updates, TP/SL changes, open-order cancellations, TWAP cancellations, and close-all flows now keep the action tied to the profile that owns the row. Manual TP/SL trigger orders are now supported as first-class Trade actions, giving users a more direct way to manage exits from the position table.

AI controls are now more useful across profiles too. The all-profile right rail shows per-profile account context and AI controls, with Start and Stop controls for both AI Assistant and AI Trader. The AI panel can display profile-labeled decisions from multiple profiles in the normal assistant experience, while decision analysis links now open against the profile that produced the trade.

Across the app, AI status indicators now better reflect execution mode, including in the navbar, analytics, changelog, and leaderboard surfaces. That makes it easier to distinguish what is running and how it is running while scanning profile activity.

The release also tightens Trade-page reliability: all-profile loading states are clearer, background refresh behavior is less likely to interfere with active interaction, profile-scoped reads and actions use explicit profile context, and runtime start/stop state is better protected during mode changes.