1.6.1
A chain is one subject, and until now the system split it across the room: to read an Ethereum address you opened Etherscan, to revoke an approval on it you opened ETH Hub, and neither knew the other existed. The five standalone explorers are gone and each chain's hub carries its own, Solana Hub already had one and ETH Hub has one now for Ethereum and Base, so looking something up happens beside the tools that act on it. The rest of the release is about apps knowing where they are and saying what they mean. Every app's page now lives in the address of the desktop itself, which is what makes Back work, links shareable, and a reload land where you left off. Portfolio, Pump.fun and the App Store are rebuilt to lay themselves out by the window rather than the screen. And Solana Hub's Market tab stops reporting statistics at people and starts stating conclusions: volatility is shading behind the price rather than a second row of numbers, and the all-time range is one ladder instead of two percentages nobody reconciles in their head.
16 changes in this release
Highlights
- 01
The explorer moved in with the chain
Solscan, Etherscan, BscScan, Tronscan and the Bitcoin explorer were five apps doing one job against five networks, sitting nowhere near the tools for those networks. Each chain's hub now carries its own Explorer tab: Solana Hub for Solana, ETH Hub for Ethereum and Base, with addresses, balances, transaction history and live network readings in the same window as the approvals you revoke and the dust you triage. Fewer icons, and the lookup is finally next to the thing it informs.
- 02
Every app has pages, and the desktop remembers them
An app's current view was known only to the app, which meant Back left the operating system, a reload dropped you at defaults, and there was no way to send someone a link to what you were looking at. The frontmost app now records its page with the desktop and takes it back when you navigate, so Back and Forward move through an app rather than out of it, and a link opens the exact view it was copied from.
- 03
The App Store rebuilt around what an app is for
The store used to lay out for a phone or for a desktop depending on the device, so a window dragged narrow kept its full sidebar and a maximised one wasted half its width. It now measures the room it actually has, and category, Finance, Explorers, Utilities, became the organising idea rather than a label: it tints the frame, colours the artwork and the chart ranks, and is a place you can browse to. One install control carries all five states, with progress filling the pill instead of replacing it.
- 04
Market data that states its own conclusion
Solana Hub's Market tab asked its reader to already know what a rolling daily σ was before any of it meant anything. Volatility is now shading behind the price, calm, active or stressed, with the boundaries taken from the week's own trading rather than a number chosen in advance. Momentum across four horizons carries a sentence saying whether they agree, the all-time range is a single ladder with today's range marked on it, and turnover sits on a banded gauge because a percentage means nothing until something says whether it is a lot.
- 05
A wallet app, and three ways out of a trade
Wallet lists what a Solana account actually holds and sends it, one recipient or many, with a batch reporting each transfer rather than a single pass or fail. Alongside it, Portfolio's automation collapses six exit mechanisms and five presets into three methods, secure, balanced and free ride, which share every part worth trusting, targets sized from the coin's own measured volatility, a stop that ratchets to break-even and never back, a momentum hold and a time limit, and differ only on how much of a winner you are willing to give back. That is the one question that decides the outcome, so it is the only one on the screen.
Everything in this release
New8
- An Explorer tab in ETH Hub: any address or transaction on Ethereum and Base, with balances, transaction history, receipts that say what a transaction actually cost, and live network readings, in the same window as approvals and dust.
- Wallet, a Solana account's assets in one place, with single and bulk transfers that report each recipient's result separately instead of collapsing a batch into one outcome.
- Apps record their current page with the desktop and take it back when you navigate, so Back and Forward move within an app, a reload lands where you left off, and a view can be linked to.
- The App Store rebuilt on the shared shell: a spotlight built from the app's own artwork, editors' picks, top charts, browsable categories, a library that separates installed from archived, and one action control carrying Get, queued, installing, open and archived at a fixed size.
- A price tape for Solana Hub that shades the hours the market was moving unusually hard for the week, against a dashed line marking where the window opened, so "was that violent?" and "am I up over the period?" are one glance rather than two charts.
- A position ladder from the all-time low to the all-time high, with the day's range marked on it, replacing a pair of distance meters that described the same point in two numbers nobody reconciles.
- A banded turnover gauge, quiet, normal, heavy or frenzied, so the day's volume as a share of market cap arrives with the context that makes it mean something.
- Three automation methods in Portfolio, secure, balanced and free ride, over one shared foundation of volatility-sized targets, a break-even ratchet, a momentum hold and a time limit, each stating plainly what it gives up.
Improved5
- Portfolio and Pump.fun are rebuilt on the shared screener layout, so the rail, ribbons, aggregate strip and control bar behave the same way in every app that shows a board, and Pump.fun's bottom bar was redesigned around the actions people actually reach for.
- The App Store measures the window rather than the display, so a narrow window on a large monitor gets the narrow layout: the rail collapses to icons, then hands navigation to tabs, and the shelf reflows from three columns to one.
- Solana Hub's Market tab leads with three sentences, which way it is going, how hard it is moving, and where it sits in its own history, worked out once so the words and the charts underneath them cannot disagree.
- The mobile dock opens on the hubs and the wallet rather than on explorers that no longer exist as separate apps.
- An app's page in the store reports the version the app actually declares, and its preview is an honest stylisation rather than two placeholder tiles standing in for screenshots.
Fixed2
- Every app in the store claimed to be version 1.0.0. The detail page printed a fixed string rather than reading what each app declares, so a 3.2.0 system app and a brand-new one were indistinguishable.
- The store's layout followed the device instead of the window: a desktop window dragged to its minimum width kept a full-width sidebar and left roughly a third of the window for content, while a maximised window pinned everything to a reading column and left the rest empty.
Removed1
- The standalone Solscan, Etherscan, BscScan, Tronscan and Bitcoin explorer apps, along with everything that served them. Solana, Ethereum and Base lookups live in their chain's hub; the networks that had no hub to move into are out until they do.