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# New in v18

Gunbot v18 is primarily a bugfix release, patching known issues.

## **Upgrading**

**There are no config changes for v18 In case you are upgrading from v16.x, replacing only the executable file** (gunthy-win.exe / gunthy-linux / gunthy-macos / gunthy-arm) **is all that's needed to upgrade.**

In case you are upgrading from an older version, refer to the changelogs of previous versions for instructions, or start with a fresh installation.

\*\*\*\*[**Download release**](/wiki/setup-and-general-settings/installation/download.md)\*\*\*\*

## Changes in v18

* Fixed all pending reports for OKEx and Kraken Futures trading competitions
* Various fixes for XRP pairs on Kraken Futures
* Fix MARKET\_CLOSE
* Fix binanceFutures for Market Maker
* Re-enable dudone: true in pair states
* Fix cycling issues with EOS
* Fix Binance futures close orders issues
* fix Tradingview alerts for binance futures
* Fix Kraken pairs not getting balances
* Fix kumex grid for Market Maker
* Autoconfig, fix non-existing check for pair passed filters for changing delay with manageOverrides job
* Fix Autoconfig support for ARM


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