Chapter 7
FeatureChoose your world: a theme picker in Settings, a choice on your first visit, and an ink-washed wipe whenever you switch. The Customs Quays' banners tell more about each exchange, a stalled load now says why and offers Reload, and two new tales reach the Minstrels' Gallery: The Quantum Dark and The Sun and Wind Mill.
New
Pick your world
Settings → Appearance now shows both worlds side by side, each with a small picture, and one click switches. On a first visit the loading card offers the same choice. The ⋯ menu's switch names the world it leads to, and the change happens behind an ink-washed parchment that burns open. A minute into a first visit, a short note may point to the other world once.
A loading card that explains itself
If the realm cannot load, the card no longer just waits: it says what went wrong (no word from the archive, a browser that cannot draw in 3D, a lost part of the app, too long a wait) and offers a Reload button. A slow load gets a 'taking longer' note first.
New tales
Two new tales in the Minstrels' Gallery
Lays of the Realm: The Quantum Dark, in which Urtho dreams of a quantum engine breaking the old seals, then wakes to tell the real story of the chronicle sealed by Falcon state proofs. And Lays of the Realm: The Sun and Wind Mill, a visit to ebitts, by Enel and Conio, whose tokens stand for a share of a real Italian solar park and wind farm.
Fixes
Tidier banners on phones
Fixed: on phones an open banner covered the News chip. The chip now steps aside until the banner closes.
Changes
Richer banners at the Customs Quays
An exchange's banner now shows how much ALGO it has staked, notes when most of its deposits came from a few outside accounts, and counts addresses it opened in advance but has not used yet. Days whose flows could not be fully measured are marked as lower bounds and drawn faint in the 90-day chart.
More exchanges and apps recognised
Gate US, NonKYC and SwissBorg are now recognised as exchanges, and more wallets of Binance, Coinbase, ChangeNOW, Bitstamp, Uphold and others are known. Over a hundred more apps are known too, among them pools of Pact, HumbleSwap and Algofi, and Wormhole and Allbridge.
Third-party keeps in the news
When an app run by someone else on a listed project's ground has a busy or quiet day, Kingdom News now names it at its host's castle, with its own numbers, never added to the host's.
HesabPay's newcomers, redrawn
On Guild Row, HesabPay's wave of new holders is now a crowd milling round the ledger table, with newcomers walking in, and its icon in the Royal Codex shows a cluster of figures.
Under the hood
The exchanges' numbers are worked out with less effort.