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# V 2.13.1 (Minor)

## Highlight <a href="#highlight" id="highlight"></a>

We are introducing our own free realtime datafeed- **AgenaFeed**, which will provide you a realtime data for Stocks, Indices, Commodities, Forex, ETFs and Cryptos.

All you need is login with your existing TradersYard credentials and you will get all the data **for free** including its workspace specifically designed to provide you a quick overview of most traded instruments.

## Features: <a href="#features" id="features"></a>

RED-48046 Datafeed // New free real-time datafeed introduced: AGENAFEED

RED-47573 Application // Added MSCI Mappings and relevant exchanges

## Improvements: <a href="#improvements" id="improvements"></a>

RED-48441 IB // TWS connection API improved

RED-48283 Configuration // User can turn on the option to upload all trades for analyzing their trading performance in TradersYard

RED-48018 Indicator // Added Input Mode Parameter for Donchian Channel

RED-47947 ActionBar // ActionBar resized for better resolution

RED-45078 Instrument Manager // Improved mappings support of removed and newly added symbols from the exchanges


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