Development in the open
Here is what is already done and what is being built right now. No 'improved performance' — dates and specifics instead. We are building a terminal that trades for you every day, and everything around it.
This is not a wish list. Some of it is in progress, some comes right after. We label the stages honestly: a promise you failed to keep is remembered longer than the product itself.
Today the terminal runs a spot strategy: a grid of levels, risk management, trade memory. The futures version is already in development — both sides of the market, leverage, position hedging. It is the next major release, not a someday item: spot and futures will live in one terminal under one licence.
Your strategy should not depend on where your funds sit. We are connecting the major venues one by one: each new exchange is not a separate product but another data source and another place where the terminal works by the same logic. You pick the exchange, not the other way round.
The terminal already remembers market behaviour and checks itself against its own history. Next comes depth: recognising market states rather than isolated signals, and explaining its decisions in plain language. We want the owner to understand why a trade opened instead of staring at a black box.
The token is a way to pay for our products directly, without an intermediary and without borders. The more people pay with it, the tighter the link between product and token: it lives on what is actually bought with it, not on promises. We are working on liquidity and venue coverage so buying and selling stays simple.
Early buyers get lifetime terms that will not exist later, an affiliate programme with payouts, and direct access to the people writing the code: a suggestion from Telegram can ship the following week. We do not promise returns — we promise that you are heard and that the product grows with you.
A dated changelog. It is the easiest way to check whether the plans above match what we actually ship.
We cut the bundle price (mini PC + lifetime licence) to 1500 USDT and dropped the deposit: pay in full in USDT or LiLi Coin — 30% cheaper with the coin. Delivery and all questions are handled in the support chat in your account. Next up: LiLi automats — spot and futures on our servers, paid daily in LiLi Coin.
The partner program has always paid on every payment your referrals make, including subscription renewals — now it reads like a salary. The dashboard gains "Income by month" — a year-long sheet — plus "This month" and "Monthly forecast": what the renewals of your referrals' active subscriptions will bring. For special partners with a personal commission of up to 80%, the forecast uses their rate. The instructions section gains a new "Partner program" guide: from your first link to regular payouts in USDT or LiLi Coin.
We are preparing a mini PC with LiLi AI preinstalled: plug it in and it trades. 8 cores, 16 GB RAM, 512 GB NVMe, 7 W with passive cooling — it runs around the clock in silence. It is on sale now — as a bundle with a lifetime licence on the LiLi AI page.
Email runs into spam filters, IP reputation and DNS setup: until all of that lines up, a person could neither confirm their address nor reset a password. Now the account is confirmed through a bot in a second, and /reset in that same chat brings access back. Email remains as a fallback.
Order prices in rubles depend on the USDT rate, and it came from a single source. Block it for our server and the platform would quietly fall back to a stored number, selling off-market. There are three sources in a row now, refreshed every five minutes in the background, and the admin panel shows where the rate came from and how fresh it is.
API keys arrived: a script or a language model can publish releases, answer support and moderate reviews without a human. A key acts on behalf of its owner and can never do more than they can — money, roles and settings stay closed to it and require a person with a second factor.
Tickets with attachments: a screenshot of the problem can be attached without leaving the account page. Files live on our server and are visible only to the people in that conversation.
The LiLi AI build pointed at a domain we never owned. Licensing never worked because of it, and the login form sent the site email and password there. The address is fixed, licence bypasses are closed in release builds, and the token contract address now comes from the platform instead of being hardcoded.
What is being built now. We do not give dates where we are not certain: a promise you failed to keep is remembered longer than the product itself.
Both sides of the market, leverage and hedging. Spot and futures — one terminal, one licence.
Major venues one by one, so the strategy does not depend on where your funds sit.
Same build, different packaging: the code is identical, only the launch tooling differs.
Spot and futures automats on our servers: top up the balance in LiLi Coin and pay per day.
Venue coverage and order book depth: buying and selling the token should stay simple.
So Windows and macOS stop scaring buyers with an "unknown publisher" warning.
We fix what we find even when nobody asked, and we talk about our mistakes out loud: someone else's domain in the terminal, a download button that did not work, an exchange rate from a single source, a payment-notification filter that silently switched itself off — all of it happened and all of it is described right here. That makes it easier to judge us: anyone can promise, few admit and repair. Our products are not a one-off sale: the terminal keeps updating, the licence stays with its owner, and everything we build next arrives as an update rather than a new price tag. If you want to take part rather than just buy — write to us on Telegram or Discord: half of what is listed here came out of conversations like that.
