Chart analysis API and Spin the Wheel condition labels
A new API endpoint lets integrations create chart analyses programmatically. Spin the Wheel missions now support plain-language condition labels.
01 ·Create chart analyses through the API
An integration API endpoint now accepts a full analysis definition and writes the result into a chart channel, taking a community and channel as context. The request covers direction, entry placement, expiry, title, preference text, alternative text, and a set of level lines and chart drawings, each with its own coordinates and style. Text in the preference and alternative fields can reference specific drawn objects by ID, so when a trader hovers over a linked phrase the corresponding object highlights on the chart. The response returns the new analysis ID, a map from your supplied object IDs to the saved ones, and a direct URL to the analysis. Creating an analysis this way also posts it as a trade idea in the channel's activity feed.
An AI system or internal automation can post a complete technical analysis to a trading channel with no user present. The result looks and works like any manually created analysis, hover-linked drawings included, so CFD brokers running chart channels can keep them active with fresh analysis at whatever cadence their automation supports.
02 ·Plain-language condition labels on Spin the Wheel missions
Spin missions now support a user-facing condition option, following the same pattern already available on milestone conditions. Enable it on a mission, add nested conditions, and an input field appears; set the text there and traders see it instead of the raw condition rule. A trade-value condition can read as a plain phrase like "Awesome Trader" in the trader's view.
A spin mission condition stated in plain terms is one fewer thing a trader has to decode before they act. Brokers who already use condition labels on milestones can apply the same approach to Spin the Wheel without a different setup.
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