DOM Window added to GUI

Roman Bansal

15 Jun 2026 — 1 min read

A new DOM Window has been added to the Nanoconda GUI. It provides a more intuitive and visual way to monitor where an algorithm is positioned relative to the market, making it easier to understand current market conditions, working orders, and execution activity at a glance.

The DOM also enables manual intervention directly from the order book view, including placing and canceling orders. While the underlying functionality was already available within the platform, the new DOM presents it in a format that is more familiar, convenient, and efficient for both monitoring and trading.

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