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Updates

What changed on KQ Book, newest first. Tap a release to expand it.

v0.04 Sep 21, 2026 CEX volume — CoinEx and Gate, shown honestly
  • Token pages and the Daily Brief now show exchange-reported CEX volume for tokens that trade on CoinEx and Gate — 24h volume, last price and the 24h move. It appears in its own clearly-labelled lane, kept separate from the on-chain fills: these are off-chain trades with no Kaspa transaction to prove them, so they are shown as the exchange’s reported numbers, never mixed into the real fills.
  • It finds listings on its own — when one of your tokens is listed on a covered exchange, its volume shows up automatically, and we only list an exchange while it actually carries the token. Dead or empty books are left off on purpose.
v0.03 Sep 20, 2026 The Daily Brief, a standing coverage note, and unusual-outflow flags
  • New Daily Brief: a plain-language daily recap of the market — how much actually traded, the biggest fills, the most active tokens, confirmed size moving into or out of a bridge, and a short "what to watch" list. It is built live from real fills (no opinions, no price calls), and one button copies a short version you can post anywhere. Dates now show in your own timezone.
  • Every token page now carries a short, standing note on exactly what we read (on-chain fills on KaspaCom and GothDAG Hexchange) and what we do not yet (CEX volume, and any standard we cannot read on-chain), so the numbers here are never mistaken for the whole market. CEX volume and more bridges are on the way.
  • Wallet profiles now flag an unusual one-sided outflow — when a token leaves a wallet far faster than that wallet’s own normal day — and link the exact transactions so you can check it yourself. It is shown as evidence to read, never as a verdict.
  • When the KRC-20 indexer (Kasplex) is down, the message now makes clear it is an outside outage, not a KQ Book problem, and no longer runs off the screen on mobile.
  • Mobile: the Portfolio page no longer opens shifted off to the right.
v0.02 Sep 20, 2026 Plain-language everywhere, the .k names market, price charts, and on-chain wallet tracing
  • Every page now opens with a short plain-language summary, and the heavy detail tucks into tap-to-expand sections — so the numbers are there when you want them, but the page never hits you with a wall of text first.
  • New .k Names market: see which .k names are listed, which actually sold and for how much, who holds the most, and look up any name — read straight from the on-chain registry.
  • Token pages now show a real price-over-time chart built from actual trades (not just the order book), the full Hexchange order book where a token trades there, and a "where to trade" row linking every venue we can confirm.
  • New wallet tracing: "Who’s moving it" on each token names the wallets behind its on-chain moves (by their .k / .kns name), and each wallet has a profile showing what it moved, who with, and the ring it moves inside — with wash / round-trip flags. Known infrastructure like the KAT Bridge is labelled, so a drain reads as a drain instead of an anonymous whale.
  • Portfolio: a clearer plain-language summary up top, a full order-history timeline (every buy, sale and listing, in the currency it settled in), and fairer token valuation — a token that trades daily but had one quiet day is no longer wrongly dropped from your total.
  • Token and NFT images now load for verified projects; where none exists anywhere, a clean initials tile is shown instead of a broken image.
  • You can now set a watch for large amounts of a token moving into or out of a bridge or exchange — an off-ramp or a drain — on top of the existing floor, spread and sale alerts.
  • When the KRC-20 indexer (Kasplex) is down, pages now say so plainly instead of showing stale numbers as if they were live. It clears itself when the indexer returns.
  • Mobile: tables and cards now fit the screen — the order books and wallet views no longer force you to scroll sideways.
v0.01 Sep 12, 2026 First batch of fixes: staking payback, harvest totals, wallet sign-in
  • Wallet sign-in fixed for Kaspire, and visitors on a phone now see a plain message explaining why wallet buttons don’t work there, instead of buttons that look broken.
  • Staking payback ("days to pay back") now counts every reward token a band pays, not just KASBTC. KASZOMBIES, for example, also pays $SOULS -- worth several times the KASBTC leg by itself -- and payback numbers were missing most of that yield before this. Numbers moved a lot for some bands as a result; that is this fix taking effect, not a change to what any project actually pays.
  • Very long payback numbers are now capped for readability: a number at or past 1,600 days displays as "1,600+d payback" instead of an exact but not-very-useful figure. The real number is unchanged underneath and still drives sorting.
  • $SOULS and other multi-venue reward tokens are now priced from whichever venue has real recent volume for that token, instead of blending every venue together. $SOULS trades far more on Hexchange than KaspaCom, so its price now comes from Hexchange fills specifically.
  • The Harvest Log now totals what everything you’ve logged is worth -- all-time, today, this week, this month -- in KAS and estimated USD, priced from real Hexchange trades. The community drop-rate numbers at the top of the page also update immediately after you save or delete an entry.
  • Portfolio now has a dedicated staking-yield section showing daily, monthly, and yearly totals in KAS alongside an estimated USD value for each, from a live KAS/USD rate.