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Morphit v1.0.0-beta.47
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2026-07-05 00:52:03 +00:00 | 79 commits to main since this releaseA reputation-integrity and polish release on top of beta.46. The change that
stands out: reviews are now tied to people you actually traded with. You can
only leave feedback for a counterparty you had a real conversation with about
the order, and the review form fills in and locks to that person — so stars
can't be pointed at the wrong account, and they can't be fabricated for someone
you never dealt with. Alongside that, order cards are cleaner on phones,
off-peg warnings now cover USDC and DAI (not just USDT), forms recover
gracefully when a piece fails to load, and a handful of form and layout issues
are fixed. Recommended for all operators.Added
- Off-peg warnings for USDC and DAI. The small "this price is off its $1
peg" note that can appear under a stablecoin's price now shows for USDC and
DAI as well, not just USDT — so if a dollar stablecoin slips from its peg,
you'll see it whichever one you're trading. It only appears when the price
actually drifts.
Changed
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Feedback is tied to a real trade partner. Two parts to this:
- You can now only leave a review for someone you provably traded with —
specifically, someone you had a genuine back-and-forth conversation with
about the order. This closes the door on reviews invented for people you
never dealt with, and on inflating your own score through throwaway
accounts. - When you mark a trade complete on My Orders, the review form now fills
in the counterparty for you and locks to them, shown as a clear
@name, so there's no question who you're rating and no way to point the
stars at a different account. If more than one person traded with you on a
single order, you choose which. If nobody has provably traded on an order
yet, the review button simply isn't shown for it.
- You can now only leave a review for someone you provably traded with —
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Cleaner order cards on phones. On a narrow screen, each listing now trims
to the essentials: the title caps at two lines, the pricing-model line and
the expiry pill are tucked away, and there's a single full-width
"Message the seller" button at the bottom (it shows the offer's expiry date
when there's room). The seller's avatar no longer overlaps the title. -
The boost-a-listing password prompt names your account. When you place a
feature bid to boost one of your listings, the password prompt now names the
account you're signed in as, matching the rest of the app.
Fixed
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Leaving a review from My Orders no longer silently fails. Reviewing the
person who took your order was being quietly rejected behind the scenes; it
now goes through. -
Boost-a-listing errors appear where you're looking. If a feature bid
can't be placed, the reason now shows in red directly under the password
field instead of at the bottom of the card. -
Forms recover when a piece fails to load. If a form, picker, or dialog
can't load — on a flaky connection, or right after an update — it now shows a
clear "Couldn't load — Try again" instead of appearing to do nothing. -
The "posted an order but don't see it?" fee-status link moved. It now
sits at the bottom of the orderbook's filter panel rather than at the top of
the page.
Morphit is non-custodial and no-KYC: it never holds your funds and never asks
for identity documents. This is beta software under active development — please
report anything that looks wrong.Downloads
- Off-peg warnings for USDC and DAI. The small "this price is off its $1