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Fensory changelog

Fensory began with yield discovery, expanded into tokenized markets and perpetual futures, then added MCP access for supported AI-assistant workflows. This record tracks the public milestones and resources that support that evolution.

Product milestones

Month-level markers show when each change was publicly documented. They do not claim an unverified launch day.

  1. Markets

    Yield and real-world asset discovery

    Fensory centered its early public product on comparing onchain yield opportunities, then expanded its structured coverage to tokenized real-world assets and investment products.

    • Yield coverage brought lending, staking, liquidity pools and treasury-linked products into one research experience.
    • Real-world asset coverage added company, fund and tokenized-market context alongside onchain opportunities.
    Investment productsMarkets

  2. Markets

    Trading expanded beyond yield

    Fensory publicly brought tokenized equities, commodities, crypto spot and perpetual futures into the same market-access experience.

    • The terminal separated spot assets from perpetual futures so the instrument, trading hours and risk were clear.
    • Market coverage connected the original yield product with a broader trading workflow.
    MarketsTokenized stocksPerpetual futures

  3. Connections

    MCP access for AI assistants

    Fensory introduced a remote MCP connection for compatible AI assistants to inspect accounts and markets and perform supported actions within configured limits.

    • The same connection gave assistants access to account information, market data and supported trading tools.
    • Fensory account controls remained separate from the instructions given to an assistant.
    MCP server

  4. Positioning

    The agentic trading arena takes shape

    Fensory reorganized its public story around an agentic trading arena that brings market access, tools, controls and infrastructure together for AI assistants.

    • The updated experience connected the terminal and MCP within one product story.
    • Market breadth and account controls became central parts of the public explanation.
    FensoryAgentic trading

  5. Connections

    Connection guides for six AI clients

    Fensory added client-specific setup guides for Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Codex, Hermes and OpenClaw.

    • Each guide uses the public Fensory MCP endpoint and the setup path for that client.
    • The guides separate connection steps from the trading workflows that follow setup.
    MCP serverClaudeChatGPTCursorCodexHermesOpenClaw

Public resources

Permanent pages that make product facts, setup instructions and research easier to verify and cite.

  1. Reference

    MCP and markets references published

    Dedicated pages gave the remote MCP server and Fensory market coverage stable public references.

    • The MCP page covers the endpoint, supported clients, tools, limits, fees and security.
    • The markets hub separates instrument type, trading hours and settlement so similar symbols are not treated as the same asset.
    MCP serverMarkets

  2. Trust

    Security, FAQ and company references published

    Security controls, common product answers and company identity received separate public reference pages.

    • Security distinguishes account-enforced controls from instructions given to an assistant.
    • The FAQ and About pages provide stable answers that other pages can reference instead of rewriting them.
    SecurityFAQAbout Fensory

  3. Research

    Pricing and original agentic-trading research published

    Fensory published a fee schedule and a reusable dataset on products that let an AI assistant place a real order.

    • Pricing separates Fensory fees from exchange, network and issuer costs.
    • The research dataset records product scope, controls, custody and source dates without ranking vendors.
    PricingState of Agentic Trading

  4. Reference

    Agentic-trading reference published

    A neutral category reference now defines agentic trading and compares documented products by agent, custody and execution.

    • The page separates products that place orders from products that prepare or suggest them.
    • Every product row links to a dated first-party source.
    Agentic trading

  5. Research

    Roundups and alternatives published

    Fensory added sourced roundups and alternative pages for readers comparing agentic-trading products and setup paths.

    • Roundups compare documented capabilities, eligibility, custody and execution rather than ranking by sponsorship.
    • Alternative pages explain where another product may fit better and where Fensory differs.
    RoundupsAlternatives

  6. Research

    Agentic-trading comparisons published

    A comparison hub and four sourced pages now compare major agentic-trading products by eligibility, execution, controls and custody.

    • The first set covers Coinbase for Agents, Robinhood, Binance Agent OS and Fensory.
    • Each comparison states the source date and leaves unsupported capabilities out of the conclusion.
    Comparisons

  7. Developer access

    Tokenized Asset API entry point published

    A dedicated page now explains how fintech and brokerage teams can scope a tokenized asset integration with Fensory.

    • The page starts with market, account, data, execution and operating requirements.
    • Client-specific MCP setup remains on the six connection guides.
    Tokenized Asset API

  8. Research

    Tokenized-stock hours and settlement dataset published

    A reusable issuer comparison now separates secondary trading from direct mint and redemption for Ondo Stocks and xStocks.

    • The table covers chains, hours, settlement, dividend treatment and direct-redemption requirements from issuer sources.
    • A downloadable CSV and Dataset schema make the same dated information available for reuse.
    Tokenized-stock hoursResearch

  9. Reference

    Focused agentic trading glossary published

    A source-backed glossary now defines nineteen infrastructure, trading-mechanics and tokenized-market terms used across Fensory.

    • The initial eleven terms cover agent wallets, MCP servers, perpetual futures and tokenized markets; a second batch adds eight order and risk terms.
    • Each term starts with a direct definition and links to the standard, provider, venue, issuer or regulator behind it.
    Agentic trading glossary

  10. Guides

    Strategy guides and portable agent skills published

    Six practical guides now pair copyable prompts with inspectable skill files for supported Fensory workflows.

    • The first guides cover stock perpetual futures with Claude, Hyperliquid spot setup with ChatGPT and account controls for an agent.
    • Trend-following, breakout and mean-reversion guides add transparent client-run signal rules without claiming a hosted recurring strategy.
    • Each skill file carries its operating limits and risk language with the instructions an agent loads.
    Strategy guidesAgent skills

What appears here

Included

Changes to public product access, supported clients, market scope, pricing, security, research and documentation that a user may rely on.

Not included

Internal review history, dependency upgrades, routine copy edits and plans that have not been published.

Dates

Months record when a product change was publicly documented. Exact dates appear in structured data only when a confirmed publication record exists.