What's changed

**New Up or Down windows within seconds, reliably.** A price-stream subscription made before Polymarket's market-data service knows a market is never honoured, the venue refuses a second subscribe for the same market on one connection, and rejects its unsubscribe — so a long-running app could sit without the new window's book for minutes while a restarted one got it at once. PolyWasp now registers the coming window 8 seconds before its boundary, subscribes immediately, and if any watched market still has no book 10 seconds after being subscribed, reconnects the stream (keeping every existing book), which delivers the new window's book within a second or two. A BBO fallback (fixed in this release; an older duplicate method had shadowed it) covers the gap in between.

**macOS (Apple Silicon):** open the disk image and drag PolyWasp to Applications. The app is not yet notarised by Apple: the first time, macOS will refuse to open it. Go to **System Settings → Privacy & Security**, scroll down, and click **Open Anyway** next to PolyWasp.

SHA-256: `1d5301717a7fed7aa367b11ee7ee8f7131ce7e4672b3603786df44d0000e2361`

**New Up or Down windows from the first second.** Each window's name and times follow from the one before it, so PolyWasp now registers the coming window itself 8 seconds before the boundary and asks the price stream for its book the moment it opens, re-registering every 3 seconds until the book arrives. The venue's own listing overwrites the expected window (with the price to beat) as soon as it appears; a window the venue never lists is retired after three minutes. Strategies on 15-minute, hourly and daily windows see the new window within seconds of the boundary instead of a minute or more later.

Also in this release: Resolve position on every paper card; closed windows settled first (20 markets a minute); BBO fallback for a market without a book.

**macOS (Apple Silicon):** open the disk image and drag PolyWasp to Applications. The app is not yet notarised by Apple: the first time, macOS will refuse to open it. Go to **System Settings → Privacy & Security**, scroll down, and click **Open Anyway** next to PolyWasp.

SHA-256: `4d3da2faa448d1ab01020897d2a2db876e3471d5e9dc1f09bb45b0974415e3b0`

**Resolve position on every paper card.** The button asks Polymarket for that market's settlement right now and settles the position on the spot if one has been published; if not, it says so and leaves the position as it is, so it is safe to press at any time. Use it when a card looks stale.

Also from 0.1.8 and 0.1.9: closed Up or Down windows are asked about first in the settlement pass (20 markets a minute); the price stream re-registers any watched market still without a book every 15 seconds; the catalog is re-read 10, 25 and 45 seconds after every window boundary the rule sets trade; a provisional top-of-book from the venue's BBO or event listing covers the first moments of a new window if the stream is slow.

**macOS (Apple Silicon):** open the disk image and drag PolyWasp to Applications. The app is not yet notarised by Apple: the first time, macOS will refuse to open it. Go to **System Settings → Privacy & Security**, scroll down, and click **Open Anyway** next to PolyWasp.

SHA-256: `852216fce42f9badb58f64ec35ba35108535a34111c6d27dd8514c67729e2523`

**Settlement.** Closed Up or Down windows are asked about first in the settlement pass (they settle a minute or two after closing, unlike sports markets that may wait hours), and the pass checks 20 markets a minute instead of 10. A new **Resolve position** button on a paper position card asks Polymarket for that market's settlement right now and settles the position on the spot, or says that no settlement has been published yet.

**Crypto windows (from 0.1.8).** A price-stream subscription made before Polymarket's market-data service knows a market is never honoured; PolyWasp now drops and re-registers any watched market still without a book every 15 seconds, re-reads the catalog 10, 25 and 45 seconds after every window boundary its rule sets trade, and builds a provisional top-of-book from the venue's BBO or event listing if the stream is ever slow.

**macOS (Apple Silicon):** open the disk image and drag PolyWasp to Applications. The app is not yet notarised by Apple: the first time, macOS will refuse to open it. Go to **System Settings → Privacy & Security**, scroll down, and click **Open Anyway** next to PolyWasp.

SHA-256: `bf548af5184ef16ed87b6f6e34bce85718c16147c693d69e63b39a025809715a`

**New Up or Down windows are live within seconds.** A price-stream subscription made before Polymarket's market-data service knows a market is never honoured, and repeating the same request changes nothing, so a new 15-minute window could go unpriced for minutes. PolyWasp now drops and re-registers any watched market still without a book every 15 seconds (a fresh subscription delivers the book within a second of the market existing), re-reads the catalog 10, 25 and 45 seconds after every window boundary its rule sets trade, and builds a provisional top-of-book from the venue's BBO or event listing if the stream is ever slow. Refusals from the stream are logged.

**macOS (Apple Silicon):** open the disk image and drag PolyWasp to Applications. The app is not yet notarised by Apple: the first time, macOS will refuse to open it. Go to **System Settings → Privacy & Security**, scroll down, and click **Open Anyway** next to PolyWasp.

SHA-256: `4cf610bad362951261940be11a3f300b1caa691aeadee1b6a1cc11624761bb23`

**New Up or Down windows are priced within seconds.** Polymarket's order-book endpoint can answer "not found" for several minutes after a new 15-minute, hourly or daily window opens, even though the venue is already quoting it. PolyWasp now re-reads the catalog 10, 25 and 45 seconds after every window boundary the rule sets trade, and for a market with no book yet it builds a provisional top-of-book from the venue's BBO endpoint (or the event listing's quote) until the full book and live stream take over. Maker orders rest against it as usual; taker fills see only the depth the venue has confirmed.

**macOS (Apple Silicon):** open the disk image and drag PolyWasp to Applications. The app is not yet notarised by Apple: the first time, macOS will refuse to open it. Go to **System Settings → Privacy & Security**, scroll down, and click **Open Anyway** next to PolyWasp.

SHA-256: `b77254bb24b16ee550dcf1a6d72e75ff218142bb6685b0209c3cf3c4e80c05b1`

**New crypto windows picked up within seconds.** Polymarket's public gateway is a cache that can say "market not found" for several minutes after a new 15-minute or hourly window opens, while its API host already has the live book. PolyWasp now reads a market with no book yet from the API host, and falls back to it whenever the gateway doesn't know a market, so strategies on Up or Down windows see each new window as soon as it trades instead of sometimes missing it entirely.

**macOS (Apple Silicon):** open the disk image and drag PolyWasp to Applications. The app is not yet notarised by Apple: the first time, macOS will refuse to open it. Go to **System Settings → Privacy & Security**, scroll down, and click **Open Anyway** next to PolyWasp.

SHA-256: `231ce06eee746edff1015060acf85c132144b7681df3863bad015aa670240afb`

**Reliable crypto windows.** Every new 15-minute (and hourly) Up or Down window is now picked up as soon as Polymarket publishes its order book. A new window is listed about a minute before its book exists; the price feed used to subscribe in that gap and never ask again, so a strategy like a BTC window rule could miss a whole window. Markets still without a book are now re-requested every 15 seconds, missing books are repaired first, and the repair rotates so every watched market stays fresh.

Also in this release (from 0.1.4): coin signal rules (RSI, moving average, price move on 1-minute to daily candles), the rebuilt Action Visualizer with Tick Details, rule-set cards on the leaderboard, and Entered / Held times in Position History.

**macOS (Apple Silicon):** open the disk image and drag PolyWasp to Applications. The app is not yet notarised by Apple: the first time, macOS will refuse to open it. Go to **System Settings → Privacy & Security**, scroll down, and click **Open Anyway** next to PolyWasp.

SHA-256: `116e630c3e4228d4ae10a3997f3d26476d82edea4a6ce7a70d5e80f71ab60890`

**Coin signals.** Three new builder conditions for crypto rule sets, read from the CF Benchmarks index the Up/Down windows settle on: RSI of the coin (any length, on 1-minute to daily candles, closes or TWAP), Coin vs its moving average (SMA or EMA, by a margin), and Coin price move (risen or fallen N% in the last N minutes).

**Action Visualizer, rebuilt.** The market at the top, every strategy in a row beneath it; each loop pulses out to the strategies it reaches and orders pulse back. Click a strategy for Tick Details: every condition it checks, what it wanted, and what this loop had.

**Leaderboard and history.** Expanding a meta strategy shows a readable card per rule set; Worst run is the last column; Status / Sample is hidden. Position History shows when each trade was entered and how long it was held.

**macOS (Apple Silicon):** open the disk image and drag PolyWasp to Applications. The app is not yet notarised by Apple: the first time, macOS will refuse to open it. Go to **System Settings → Privacy & Security**, scroll down, and click **Open Anyway** next to PolyWasp.

SHA-256: `6eb4f1d06bb4fcfd3495f83a566b25a05b4f6623cfc1ec1836ca955a1ec5455c`

Action Visualizer rebuilt: the market above a row of strategies, each loop pulsing down to the strategies it reaches and orders pulsing back; click a strategy for Tick Details, every condition it checks with what it wanted and what the loop had. Strategy Leaderboard: readable rule cards when a meta strategy is expanded; Worst run moved to the end; Status / Sample hidden. "WASP" in the wordmark is gold.

**macOS (Apple Silicon):** open the disk image and drag PolyWasp to Applications. The app is not yet notarised by Apple: the first time, macOS will refuse to open it. Go to **System Settings → Privacy & Security**, scroll down, and click **Open Anyway** next to PolyWasp.

SHA-256: `9d1b7462554568f89f603697c8b0053eea721659dbc6bf396cd9978f0fc158fc`