2.1.9
Wallet's Solana, Ethereum and Base account pages now share one card design, and the Swap tab trades on Ethereum and Base too, each with a real route picker and a quick 25/50/75%/Max amount picker. Meteora's Trade tab now signs real swaps and liquidity moves instead of only estimating them, and a new Positions tab lists every position a wallet holds across every pool. Storage's rail gains a direct way to connect another web3 storage provider.
12 changes in this release
Highlights
This release, measured
13 impact points across 1 layer
How this is measured- LogicReachReach: 4 of 5DepthDepth: 4 of 5NewnessNewness: 5 of 513 / 15
Wallet's account pages share one design and Swap gains Ethereum and Base with a real route picker; Meteora's Trade tab signs real swaps and liquidity instead of estimating them, with a new cross-pool Positions tab; Storage adds a direct way to connect another provider.
Everything in this release
New7
- Wallet's Swap tab trades on Ethereum and Base now, not just Solana, from the same tab.
- Swap's Ethereum and Base side shows every route a trade could take, with a pick of your own, instead of only the one chosen automatically.
- A 25/50/75%/Max picker sets the swap amount, instead of typing it in by hand.
- Meteora's Trade tab signs real swaps and liquidity deposits and withdrawals on-chain, instead of only estimating a price.
- One of Meteora's three pool types is priced for the first time; it used to come back unavailable.
- A Positions tab lists every position a connected wallet holds across Meteora, with no pool to pick first.
- Storage's rail gains an Add Storage entry, a direct way to connect another web3 storage provider, instead of it living inside connection settings.
Improved3
- Solana, Ethereum and Base's account pages now share one card design instead of three separate ones.
- Solana's own route picker gets a matching redesign: a venue mark and a depth bar on every pool.
- Bridge's chain picker now sits in the corner where the chain's name used to be, instead of its own row underneath.
Fixed1
- Opening the wallet's Solana tab, or switching back to it inside Swap, now points the app at Solana instead of leaving it on whatever chain was open before.
Removed1
- Meteora's standalone Programs reference tab is gone.
Full release notes
Solana, Ethereum and Base each drew their own version of the account header. They now share one design: a value, who it belongs to, and what it holds in the chain's own asset, in the same layout on all three.
The Swap tab now trades on Ethereum and Base, not just Solana, from the same tab. Both sides show a real route picker: every option a trade could take, with its rate and depth, not just the one that was picked automatically. Solana's own picker got a matching redesign, with a mark for each venue and a bar comparing their depth at a glance. The amount field on a swap now offers a quick 25/50/75%/Max picker under it, instead of typing an amount by hand.
Bridge's chain picker moves into the top corner of each side, where the chain's name used to just sit as plain text.
Meteora's Trade tab used to only estimate a price; it now signs real swaps and, for one of Meteora's three pool types, real liquidity deposits and withdrawals, on-chain. That same pool type is priced here for the first time - it used to come back unavailable. A new Positions tab lists every position a connected wallet holds across Meteora, with no pool to pick first, and the old standalone reference tab explaining what each pool type could do is gone now that this is shown where it matters.
Storage's rail gains an Add Storage entry: a direct way to connect another web3 storage provider, instead of it living inside connection settings.
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