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Morphit v1.9.2
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2026-07-27 01:02:41 +00:00 | 23 commits to main since this releaseMorphit v1.9.2
Every Morphit site now helps host Morphit itself
Morphit's whole point is that no single company can switch it off. This release takes that one step further: every Morphit instance now pins the exact, GPG-signed release to IPFS — the peer-to-peer file network — so the app's own download stays reachable even if the main site is ever blocked or goes offline. Operators keep 90% of the listing fees, so it's only fair they help carry the app, and it's on by default (with a one-line opt-out for anyone who'd rather not). The bytes are pinned by content address, so every instance serves the identical, verifiable copy — and you can check any download against the hash and IPFS address that Morphit itself published on the blockchain. It's the same idea as the mirrors, made trustless.
A clearer "expires in" on every order
The little countdown on each order used to read something like "Expires in 87d 7h" — and because every listing's deadline is deliberately rounded to the end of a day (so it can't leak the exact minute you posted), that extra "7h" was really just "time until midnight" and looked identical on every card. It now simply reads "Expires in 88d", matching the date you already see when you hover, and a fresh 90-day listing reads "90d" like you'd expect. In the final day it still counts down in hours, minutes, and seconds so a closing deadline feels alive.
Name your barter in your own words — now with spaces
When you post a barter order and type what you're offering, you can now use more than one word: banana trees, garden help, homemade bread all work, not just single words. And the wording lines up everywhere — the summary, your order's page, and the blog announcement all now read the same natural way, for example "I want to sell banana trees for Monero" or "I want to buy up to 30 MXN of banana trees" — matching the "I want to buy / I want to sell" you picked at the start. The inline field also sits properly on the line now, and its underline is a quiet neutral instead of a bright green while you type.
Operators and instances now point to each other
The Operators page and the Instances page are two sides of the same story — who runs Morphit, and where you can reach it — so each now links straight to the other right in its opening line. One tap to go from "who's running these" to "here's the live list," and back.
Smaller touches
- Refreshed link preview. The image that appears when you share a Morphit link in a chat app or on social media has been redrawn at the proper size, so the preview looks crisp everywhere.
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