• v1.0.0-beta.43 c3fc2d32f7

    Morphit v1.0.0-beta.43
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    agorise released this 2026-07-01 05:28:08 +00:00 | 84 commits to main since this release

    Signed by agorise
    GPG key ID: 53524E1F1017EB9C

    Another broad round of polish across placing an order, the order and orderbook pages, your
    own orders, chat, and feedback — plus one meaningful trust improvement: the person behind
    an order now shows their cryptographic identity, not just a display name. Nothing about how
    trades or fees work has changed.

    As always, Morphit keeps no data about you, and there's no sign-up or ID check. If you're
    already signed in, your account, keys, and balances carry over untouched. This release
    changes no third-party dependencies.

    You can see who you're really dealing with

    • A poster's cryptographic identity, shown up front. An order's detail page now prints
      the poster's shortened public posting key directly under their display name. A display
      name can be changed to imitate someone else; the posting key cannot. So if a would-be
      impersonator picks a look-alike name, the key gives you a durable, on-chain identity to
      check against — and a concrete reference point should a dispute ever arise.

    Placing an order is clearer

    • Selling reads like selling. When you choose to sell, the questions now match: "Which
      fiat currency will your sale be valued in?", "What will you accept?", and "I will accept"
      — instead of buy-oriented phrasing.
    • Shorter asset explanations. The plain-language blurb that appears when you hover an
      asset no longer repeats the trade-only note; it's tighter.
    • Clearer action button. The button that posts your order now reads "Pay and Post this
      order," so it's obvious the listing fee is part of the same step (and it no longer shows
      the fee amount twice).
    • New payment option. "Cash machine with code" (cardless ATM withdrawal) is now
      available to select.

    Order and orderbook pages

    • Tidier order details. The terms now sit up under the location, and the "posted on" and
      "expires on" dates sit side by side — a more compact card, including on a phone.
    • Cleaner orderbook cards. Each card is now a single column with the "Message" button
      centered and the hide control tucked into the bottom-right corner. The "last updated" time
      is no longer a separate line — hover the countdown pill to see it.

    Your orders

    • Consistent "Live" badge. The Live status now carries the same bright green outline used
      elsewhere.
    • A real answer to "why isn't my order showing?" Following the "posted an order but don't
      see it?" link now lands on a short explanation, and each order clearly states its listing-fee
      status — verified, underpaid, or not yet received — which is the usual reason an order isn't
      visible in the public orderbook yet.

    Feedback

    • A calmer feedback form. Leaving feedback now uses a plain card with hover-to-fill stars,
      and the separate "announce your first trade" box has been removed. Announcing your first
      trade still happens automatically (you can turn it off in Settings and on the order form).
    • Clearer "feature your order." The promote-your-order form shows the cost in your own
      currency, uses a clearer heading, and gives proper feedback when a password is wrong.

    Chat

    • Less clutter on mobile. The blue first-trade helper box now starts collapsed (tap to
      open) and scrolls properly with the conversation, and the "LIVE" badge no longer crowds a
      long display name.

    Avatars are unique

    • No copying someone else's picture. Every avatar — including a custom uploaded one — is
      now unique across accounts. You can still remove your own avatar and re-upload the same
      image; you just can't take one that already belongs to another account.

    Plainer wording and smaller fixes

    • Footer links now highlight in Morphit green in dark mode too.
    • The social-link icons were removed from the more crowded spots (they remain on profiles).

    For node operators

    • Avatar uniqueness runs in the indexer. Your instance now rejects a profile that tries
      to claim an avatar image already used by another account (a person re-uploading their own
      image is unaffected). This arrives with the usual morphit-ops upgrade; no configuration
      or migration steps are required.
    • No configuration changes, and no third-party dependencies changed this release.
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