2.5.0
Wallet connections now stay independent by chain family while mobile wallet controls, portfolio actions and trading handoffs are brought into one clearer flow. Liquidity actions gain safer preflight checks, Hexscreener is simplified, and fresh profiles start with a leaner default app set.
15 changes in this release
Highlights
Apps changed
Everything in this release
New3
- Solana and EVM wallet sessions persist independently, allowing both connection families to stay active at once.
- The mobile floating island shows active-chain wallet identity, switching and direct inspection controls.
- Asset rows can open contextual send, swap and detail actions directly from the holdings table.
Improved7
- Social sign-in and installed-wallet connections can coexist without replacing each other's saved identity.
- Reconnect actions open the full wallet chooser instead of reusing a stale connected-account view.
- About, What's New and related system content open inside the mobile drawer instead of separate modals.
- Wallet Overview combines connected accounts and portfolio holdings across Solana, Ethereum and Base in one dashboard.
- Asset details use a more compact layout and keep extended on-chain data in a collapsible section.
- Liquidity position actions check claimable fees, rewards and available network fees before requesting approval.
- Hexscreener moves chain and signal controls into Screens and trims the Overview and Results chrome.
Fixed2
- Wallet, explorer and liquidity lookup handoffs stay stable after navigation.
- Liquidity positions continue loading when the selected network source cannot provide the required data.
Removed3
- Two standalone swap apps are retired in favor of Wallet's shared trade workspace.
- USDC no longer offers a burn action from Wallet.
- Four optional market apps no longer arrive preinstalled on fresh profiles, and the perpetuals terminal is archived in App Center.
Full release notes
Solana and EVM wallet sessions now persist independently, so connecting, restoring or disconnecting one family no longer replaces the other. Social sign-in and installed-wallet connections can coexist, and reconnect actions reopen the full wallet chooser.
Wallet also becomes the shared destination for trading, inspection and portfolio actions across the shell. Mobile controls move closer to the floating island, asset detail pages become more compact, liquidity claims check whether there is something to claim before approval, and Hexscreener trims its overview around the market data people act on.
Release history note. The shipped package moved directly from 2.4.5 to 2.5.0 on September 30. Work briefly grouped under 2.4.6 through 2.4.9 in draft notes was consolidated into this minor release, so those numbers were not independently shipped.