Bitunix App 4.0.0 reorganizes mobile trading flows
The release adds a dedicated TradFi entry, splits markets into Crypto and TradFi, and consolidates tools and settings; the source frames it as reorganization, not feature removal.
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Bitunix published release notes for App version 4.0.0, describing a rework of key mobile trading flows covering market discovery, chart-to-order placement, position management, and tool access. The source says features were reorganized rather than removed, that Ultra mode is unchanged, and that the update includes an app-wide visual refresh. It does not establish any mandatory action beyond downloading or updating the app to version 4.0.0 if a user wants the described experience; no deadline, forced migration, or account-security step is stated. This content is for checking the exchange's official announcement only and is not investment or trading advice.
On this page
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Version 4.0.0 adds a dedicated TradFi entry for stocks, ETFs, and commodities, with browsing, analysis, trading, and order and position management.
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Markets are now organized into Crypto and TradFi with more precise labels and a mobile-friendly information layout.
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Users can switch between charts and order placement via the top-right entry, swipes, or the bottom tab; the Ultra mode experience remains unchanged.
Key timeline
Bitunix publishes the App 4.0.0 release notes.
Who may be affected
- Bitunix mobile app users who trade or browse markets, including TradFi instruments, on the app
- Users who rely on chart-to-order workflows or the Ultra mode experience
- Users who customize Futures and Spot order-entry or position layouts
Impact analysis
The confirmed operational change is structural: TradFi instruments gain a separate entry point, and markets are divided into Crypto and TradFi categories, so users navigating the app will find information grouped differently. Chart-to-order switching gains three stated routes, and position management moves to a compact list with per-position expansion. Tools, settings, and VIP fee information are consolidated under Shortcuts with status previews, and Futures and Spot layouts become customizable. The source states that features were reorganized rather than removed and that Ultra mode is unchanged, so users of that mode are not told to expect a different experience. Beyond updating to version 4.0.0 to access the described layout, the announcement sets no required action.
What the announcement does not say
The source does not state a rollout schedule, regional or device availability, minimum OS requirements, whether older app versions stop working, or whether any behavior changes for users who do not update. It also does not quantify performance or usability changes.
Risk notes
- The announcement is a product update notice and does not address account security, fund safety, or verification status.
- The source does not state whether older app versions remain functional or supported.
- Trading risk is acknowledged generally in the release; no instrument-specific rules or risk controls are detailed.
- Regional restrictions and terms may apply, per the source's disclaimer, but specifics are not provided.
- This content is for checking the exchange's official announcement only and is not investment or trading advice.
- This article verifies official exchange announcements and does not constitute investment or trading advice.
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Frequently asked questions
Do I have to update to App 4.0.0?
The source only invites users to download or update to version 4.0.0 to explore the reworked flows. It does not state that updating is mandatory or that older versions will stop working.
Is Ultra mode changing?
The release states that the Ultra mode experience remains unchanged.
Which TradFi instruments are covered?
The source names stocks, ETFs, and commodities as the instruments under the dedicated TradFi entry. It does not list specific products or markets.
Does the update affect fees?
The only fee-related item is that VIP trading fees are grouped under Shortcuts with status previews. The source does not announce any fee change.
Official sources
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