What changed
Days is now directly visible in the option contract scenario card, so the time horizon is easier to review before calculating. Blank Days can represent an immediate scenario, while explicit day values make Theta part of the estimate.
OptionsPeek also tightened how it handles partial Qurxa scenarios and manual contract edits, so stale values from a previous fetched scenario are less likely to carry into the next estimate.
Why it helps
Small hidden assumptions can change an option estimate. A stale base price, old strike, previous expiration, or leftover day horizon can make a result look strange even when the visible contract looks right.
This update makes the scenario easier to trust because the values that matter are more visible, and manual edits remain authoritative.