2.0.7
ETH Hub gains a 5th tab, Market, with ETH's price, chart, cap and a Fear and Greed reading, and now opens there by default. Neon green becomes the one accent color in both themes, and the home page gains a release heatmap.
10 changes in this release
Highlights
Apps changed
- 01
A Market tab in ETH Hub
ETH Hub covered approvals, bridging, gas and address lookup but never showed what ETH costs, so the price behind all four was read elsewhere. Market adds the spot price, a five-range chart, cap and volume, a sentiment gauge, and the WETH pool on each chain, and the app opens there.
- 02
The changelog as a calendar
The home page showed the current release as one card with a version number. It now sits next to a heatmap with a cell per day over the last three months, shaded by how many versions shipped.
This release, measured
36 impact points across 5 layers
How this is measured- InfrastructureReachReach: 1 of 5DepthDepth: 1 of 5NewnessNewness: 1 of 53 / 15
- Data & IntegrationsReachReach: 2 of 5DepthDepth: 2 of 5NewnessNewness: 3 of 57 / 15
- VisualReachReach: 2 of 5DepthDepth: 2 of 5NewnessNewness: 2 of 56 / 15
- Content & SEOReachReach: 4 of 5DepthDepth: 3 of 5NewnessNewness: 3 of 510 / 15
- LogicReachReach: 3 of 5DepthDepth: 3 of 5NewnessNewness: 4 of 510 / 15
The ETH Hub gains a Market tab, the /futarchy section is removed, and the site's structured data is one shared graph the pages reference by id instead of a copy per page.
Everything in this release
New2
- A fifth tab in ETH Hub, Market: the ETH spot price, a chart across five ranges, market cap, dominance, 24-hour volume, all-time high, a Fear and Greed reading, and the wrapped-ether pool on Ethereum and Base side by side. The other four tabs never carried a price, and ETH Hub now opens on this one.
- A release calendar on the home page, one cell per day over the last three months shaded by how many versions shipped that day. The landing showed only the current version number and its date before.
Improved5
- The /releases page leads with the coverage, stability and scalability triangle, then the impact chart, and the separate 'Latest, measured' section is gone.
- The impact chart adds a Share toggle that normalises every version to its layer mix, and draws its bands as straight segments. The old spline could bow a layer below zero between two low versions.
- Neon green is the single accent colour in both themes. The light theme used lavender and the dark theme green, so the site's signature colour changed with the theme.
- Each release card in the changelog list is one link. The version number and the 'Read the release' link were two separate targets in one card, so a screen reader met the row twice.
- Pointer tooltips on the links and buttons across the marketing site, in eight shared components including the header, footer, buttons and the app board. Hovering a link showed nothing before.
Fixed2
- Every page's structured data carried two Organization blocks, one standalone and an identical copy embedded as the web application's creator. Organization, WebSite and WebApplication are now defined once in a shared graph that every page references by id.
- A closing script tag inside any JSON-LD string would have ended the block early; the opening angle bracket is now escaped in every structured-data block on the site.
Removed1
- The /futarchy hub and its per-project pages, the MetaDAO section that read live pass and fail prices from Solana. Its sitemap enumeration, its llms.txt entry and its social card go with it.
Full release notes
ETH Hub gains a Market tab with ETH price, chart, market context and Ethereum/Base liquidity, and now opens there by default. The public site adds a release calendar and improves release visualization, while neon green becomes the shared accent across both themes. The older /futarchy section is removed from the site.