1.6.5
Three apps become one. Phantom, Portfolio and Wallet were the same app behind three front doors, showing the same balances for the same person, and each kept its own header, its own refresh, its own idea of what the account was worth and its own answer to which account this is even about. Three answers to that question is two too many: it is how someone reads a total in one window and spends against a different address in the next. Wallet now holds all of it in seven sections, on one account that refreshes once, and the account itself moved to Settings because it was never a Wallet question. Incinerator, Pump.fun and transfer surfaces all use the same selected wallet. Farcaster moves for the same reason, absorbed into ETH Hub as a Social tab beside the chains its accounts are registered on. The rest of the release is new work. A Pump.fun launch now searches for a mint address ending in pump while the form is being filled in, prices itself against what the selected wallet can spend, and reports launch problems directly in the app. And the Stocks Markets page is rebuilt around one idea: a number is only useful next to the thing that qualifies it.
12 changes in this release
Highlights
- 01
One wallet, seven sections, one account
Overview, Assets, Portfolio, Send, Swap, Activity and Account, replacing the Phantom app, the Portfolio app and the old three-page Wallet. Address, balances, holdings and prices arrive once and are shared, so Assets, Send and Swap quote the same number at the same moment, one refresh updates all three, and Send can offer an exact Max rather than an amount rounded on the way to the screen. The balance sheet stays a second view on purpose: what this account can spend and what you are exposed to across every watched address are different questions asked at different rates. Portfolio's old Wallet tab is deliberately not carried over, because the app already sends holdings and closes empty token accounts against the address it actually signs with, and a second version of that reading another address is the kind of duplicate that eventually disagrees about a balance.
- 02
The active wallet is chosen in Settings, and applies everywhere
The selected wallet now belongs to the desktop rather than to an individual window, so the same account choice is reflected consistently across the system and survives a reload.
- 03
A launch that finds its own pump address while you type
Pump.fun launches can search for the familiar pump-ending mint format while the form is being completed, show progress honestly, and fall back cleanly if the search is unavailable.
- 04
A launch priced from the chain, and checked before your wallet sees it
Launch costs are calculated from current chain conditions and shown as separate components, while validation happens before the final approval so problems can be explained inside the app.
- 05
Markets, rebuilt so every number carries what qualifies it
A 0.4% index move ten minutes after the open and the same move ten minutes before the close are not the same fact, and the page used to present them identically. The session now reads as a track with a marker on it, with pre-market, regular hours and after hours drawn to scale and what happens next, while the index cards carry a month of daily closes behind the day's print. Breadth became a semicircle with a tick at even, because the reading is the distance from the neutral point rather than the raw count, and a histogram beside it gives the shape of the tape: a column at ±3% with nothing either side of it is a different market from a fat middle, and no single summary figure distinguishes those two. The cyclical-versus-defensive read is one diverging track, since the gap is the signal and a gap should be a length rather than a subtraction the reader is asked to perform. The sparklines arrive one at a time and are kept for half an hour, because a decoration is not worth turning a page load into a burst of requests.
- 06
Farcaster is now ETH Hub's Social tab
Farcaster remains a read-only reader for channels, profiles and threads, now integrated into ETH Hub with the same navigation behavior as the surrounding chain tools.
Everything in this release
New6
- Wallet is one app with seven sections, Overview, Assets, Portfolio, Send, Swap, Activity and Account, over a single account and a single refresh, on the same navigation Pump.fun uses and sized from its own window, so it holds together in a narrow pane and in Mission Control's scaled previews.
- Settings › Wallet becomes the single place to choose the active wallet used across wallet-aware apps.
- Pump.fun launches with a mint address ending in pump, searched for from the moment the form opens, with tries, rate and an honest estimate on screen. A browser that cannot run the search launches with a random address rather than waiting.
- Pump.fun launch costs are calculated from current chain conditions and validated before final approval, with problems reported directly in the app.
- The Stocks Markets page: a to-scale session track showing where the day is, a month of closes behind each index card, breadth as a gauge with an even-tape mark, a distribution histogram of the day's moves, and the cyclical-versus-defensive tilt as one diverging track.
- ETH Hub gains a Social tab, the Farcaster reader, with Channels and Search each remembering their own history.
Improved3
- The selected wallet now belongs to the desktop rather than to one window, so changing it in Settings updates wallet-aware apps consistently.
- Every app opens with its real product mark instead of three improvised answers to the same question, a letter on a coloured square, an inline drawing, a dock icon, with marks that are a small glyph in a lot of empty space pushed out so each app's identity carries the same weight.
- The Pump.fun launch form sizes the dev buy against what the wallet can actually spend after the deposit and fees, keeping headroom back so a buy sized at all of it does not fail on the last fraction.
Fixed1
- The App Store and About descriptions for Wallet and ETH Hub describe what those apps now contain, and every surface still takes its app count from the one catalogue, so the site says twenty-four without a number being retyped.
Removed2
- The Phantom and Portfolio apps, absorbed into Wallet, and the standalone Farcaster app, absorbed into ETH Hub. All three are retired rather than merely dropped from the defaults, so a profile that had them installed loses the tile instead of keeping one that opens nothing. Twenty-four apps ship.
- Portfolio's Wallet tab. Sending holdings and closing empty token accounts now live in Wallet itself, using the account selected for that session.