Changelog

This page records user-facing product changes. Preview entries describe the status at the recorded date and are not release announcements. Follow the current feature guide for availability. A software release does not establish that every transaction route has been exercised on chain. Development directions are in the Roadmap.

2026-11-12 — One frame for every page

• Pages: each page sits in one rounded panel with flat cards inside it, and the page’s name lives in the top bar. Trading pages, Swap and Tools keep their own full-width layout.
• Gacha: the stage shows sealed packs of the chosen pack — left and right pick which one to open; the pack menu changes the pack. A short clip plays behind the stage when the page opens or the price changes, with a stop button. The browsing stage and an open pack share one size. Odds explanations fold under the table.
• Portfolio: the profile cover runs across the top; wallet setup lives in the Wallets card; every tab shows its empty state the same way.
• Airdrop: the page opens on project airdrop reserves and Task Mining.
• Phone: the bottom navigation floats as one frosted capsule; menus open below the top bar and scroll when they are long.

2026-11-12 — Phone and narrative

• Phone token page: the chart leads at about half the screen; the figures run as one sliding line under the token; Liquidity, Positions, Dev Tokens and Calls share one row, and Positions now opens your holdings of the coin.
• Phone filters: stages, analytics, leaderboard, network and Live topic choices are one dropdown each instead of rows of chips.
• Swipe: carousels with arrows also slide under a finger on a phone.
• Gacha on a phone: one full-screen gacha with the pack, one call to action and the pack’s terms as tiles.
• Menus: the watchlist panel shows all its list tabs; a scrolling menu no longer draws a second frame.
• Airdrop page: project airdrop reserve rules in place of placeholder lines; locked actions state their reason.
• Narrative: Rtp.Fun is the alliance-native trading network; the protocol pages state RTP Protocol’s published rules and testnet status.

2026-11-12

• Navigation: the sidebar and the top bar sit directly on the page without frames. The current page is marked by a soft pill in the theme colour, and search is a rounded field.
• Text: in dark themes, secondary and supporting text are set further apart, so labels, values and details read at distinct levels.
• Lists: Signals, Trackers, Launch, Portfolio and token pages separate cards by their fill instead of outlines. Fields, buttons and tabs keep their edges.
• Alliances: an alliance page opens with a header in the colour of its banner, with its name and figures in white. A long description folds behind Show more.
• Token page: the header takes its colour from the token image when the image carries enough colour of its own; otherwise it keeps the theme colour.
• Signals: early picks need a named KOL or a whale and at least five holding wallets, within an hour of launch. Each card says why it was picked and carries a New launch badge; other picks no longer carry one. Picks leave out established coins, tokenised stocks and coins flagged for wash trading, thin liquidity, a developer who sold out, high risk or a copied ticker.
• Trackers: the top three traders stand on a podium.
• Portfolio: an identity frame and an NFT category.
• Overview: before sign-in, the hero turns through its slides and the feature cards light from within. The home heading shows the RTP.FUN wordmark with a flowing fill.
• Settings: “Match device theme” uses the same switch as other settings.
• Links: the links page uses the home colours and new covers.
• Brand: a Brand assets page at /brand/ collects the logos, symbol, app icon, colours, type and backgrounds with the rules for using them.

2026-11-04 — Preview

• Dialogs: confirmation dialogs render above container-based workspaces so destructive confirmations remain readable at narrow Pocket widths. These source changes await browser verification and release.
• Agent ID research: the standalone Mini App has a refreshed overview and updated X and Telegram community links. Runtime and Telegram client acceptance are pending; this source change has not been released.

2026-11-03 — Preview

• Agent ID research: a separate public research app adds source-backed project overviews, website snapshots, searchable records and local saves. Telegram client acceptance and source coverage remain under verification.
• Installed app: the entry screen shows an RTP Protocol promotion with a skip control.
• Overview: the promotional film uses a smaller 1080p, 60fps video.
• Navigation: the collapsed sidebar mark is larger and easier to recognize.
• Trade: stacked detail cards align with the order panel, and the installed mobile app gives more space to the chart while retaining token metrics.
• Pulse: selected chains can appear as soon as their market data arrives.

2026-11-02 — Preview

• Installed mobile app: settings has more space above the panel, the account picture fits its header capsule, and Live stream cards use more screen width.
• Navigation: in the installed mobile app, the More menu covers the bottom navigation and retains safe-area padding.
• Overview: the featured carousel restores its advertising slide.
• Brand: the connected navigation, browser icon and app installation icons use the supplied glass RTP artwork.
• Navigation: connected header groups share a consistent width and compact alignment across app pages.
• Appearance: the connected light theme uses a soft violet-to-teal gradient behind its content.
• Token information: the original task layout and Task Mining link are restored while the page continues to state that RTP does not conduct airdrops.

2026-11-01 — Preview

• Token information: the existing information route states that RTP does not conduct airdrops. The ecosystem page no longer presents the old allocation example. These source changes await verification and release.

• Documentation: the issuance direction and presale guidance distinguish planned capabilities from available routes; RTP does not conduct airdrops.

• Appearance: the connected light palette has a white and violet token update. These source changes await browser verification and release.

• Navigation: the connected design uses its existing text colors for icons in the collapsed sidebar, including in the Pearl theme. This source change is awaiting browser verification and release.

2026-10-26

• Portfolio: desktop financial records and the wallet sidebar use a shared layout. Wallets, creator earnings and Dotling remain available beside the main workspace, with full-width sections on phones.
• Holdings: consistent quantity, value and action columns improve scanning. Established zero balances can be hidden while unavailable and unpriced holdings remain distinct. Closed positions appear in PnL.
• Closed positions: PnL sorting compares gains and losses as signed decimal values in either direction, with stable ordering for equal results.
• Account controls: wallet management and creator earnings use consistent rows and buttons. The balance popup centers beneath its header trigger.
• Pulse: opening Pulse again clears a temporary expanded-navigation state, while manual expansion remains available during use.

2026-10-25

• Portfolio organizes existing account content into categories within the current card layout.

• Execution-wallet loading and appearance follow the selected design and applied visual preferences.

• App installation: the current design leaves installation promotion to supported browsers and keeps user-initiated installation and platform instructions in Settings and More.

• Search: recent tokens use a compact empty state with device-history information available beside its title.

• Member pages: a smaller sign-in header keeps account actions within reach.

• Quick-buy payment labels preserve wrapped-token symbols in lists, cards and Signals.

• Official notices: maintenance and other official messages appear above the application navigation, with the existing dismissal controls preserved.

• Wallet settings: existing wallet actions use clearer button hierarchy and phone-friendly layouts without changing wallet access or signing flows.

• Sharing privacy: the share dialog explains the difference between local downloads and uploading a card to create a public preview link for X.

• Quick buy: custom amount fields in Pulse list settings use the same compact styling as the toolbar, with a visible keyboard focus indicator.

• App installation: the current design uses a matching glass R icon family with a continuous gradient background for home-screen installation.

• Mobile controls: dismissing a sheet can return keyboard focus to its opener, and alliance creation controls have larger phone touch targets.

• Mobile header: slimmer navigation, balance and account capsules leave more room for page content while retaining full touch targets.

• Trackers: narrow wallet tables scroll within their card to keep column headings and values separate.

• Operator console: failed requests are paged in groups of 25. The view distinguishes retained entries from the since-start count and preserves the previous snapshot when a refresh fails.

• Sign-in and registration: the current dialog header no longer repeats the members-only page message.

• Input styling: password-field appearance is adjusted in the current dialog.

• Mobile overview: the Multi-chain card keeps its six chain marks separate from its heading and description on narrow screens.

2026-10-24

The following fixes were deployed and checked on the public site on October 24. No new token sale or battle settlement was opened by this release.

• Alliances: task rewards convert lamports into SOL without losing precision. Oversized or invalid rewards require verification instead of displaying a misleading amount.
• Trading: unavailable token holdings no longer appear as a zero balance; Robinhood wrapped ETH is identified as WETH, with existing order presets preserved.
• Shared links: category previews use current descriptions and real public page screenshots. Account balances, private portfolios and drafts are excluded.
• Website updates: old page resources remain available after a release, so already-open pages can continue loading their remaining sections.
• Pulse heatmap: chart requests retain their spacing while incoming data updates the tile layout.
• Transaction safety: execution authorization is checked again immediately before sending. An uncertain send keeps its original transaction reference; only a confirmed result is presented with a confirmed receipt.
• Link previews: supported page descriptions are included when a link preview is returned.
• Security maintenance: the runtime received a security patch. This does not constitute an independent audit of all product features.

Documentation update

• Current guides: Wallet recovery, one-tap trading, transaction status, alliance tasks and the separate stages of reward accounting have clearer instructions. An uncertain transaction must be checked before another attempt.
• Programme status: the token guides distinguish the announced snapshot from registration, allocation and delivery. Current status is described in the token guide.
• Finding a guide: the current design’s sitemap includes Live and Gacha. Shared Docs links use a current public page image. Users who prefer reduced motion keep the Docs homepage poster instead of its background video.

2026-10-22

• New design: rtp.fun now runs the new Rtp.Fun design — navigation on the left, search, balance and account along the top, and pages rebuilt around it. The guide screenshots in these docs were retaken on it.
• Trading: Buy and Sell on a token page send the order in one tap at your preset; Settings → Confirm each trade brings the review back. The amount shows its value in USD, and amounts are grouped as you type in the order panel and in Swap. A token Rtp.Fun cannot route at that moment now says so plainly.
• Portfolio: Share a PnL card for any token you hold, and for tokens you have sold out of, gathered under Sold.
• Live: An All view with every topic and two around-the-clock financial news channels, a Games topic, Top categories by viewers, and a small player that keeps a broadcast going while you browse.
• Phone and app: Layouts made for phone screens on the top bar, Pulse, Signals, Launch and the token page; signal picks show as a slim banner that folds into a badge.
• Notices: Planned server maintenance is announced ahead in a line under the top bar, in your time zone. The recorded notice scheduled October 23, 2026, 00:00–00:15 UTC; this historical entry does not establish a current outage.

2026-10-21

• RTP token: Public guides described the Solana test token and an eligibility snapshot. Current token information is in RTP ecosystem.

2026-10-18 — Preview history

The design preview covered coordinated page layouts, appearance preferences, Pocket modules, wallet setup and recovery entries, alliance views, charts and phone navigation. At that date, these were previews rather than production acceptance. The October 22 release introduced the new design; current feature availability and limitations are described in the individual guides.

Battle-room examples remained illustrative and did not establish a real competition result or payout. Wallet recovery still required original-address verification; account sign-in alone did not restore execution keys.

2026-10-17 — Preview history

Early previews introduced the coordinated design, appearance choices, signed-in workspace and Pocket navigation. These entries record design work at that date, not proof that authenticated actions or transactions were complete.

2026-10-15

• Ecosystem: The RTP category is now Ecosystem, at /app/ecosystem; links to /app/rtp-token still open it. One page replaces the five tabs: the alliance share under the published season program, the value loop, the ranking weights and RtpFam. Its RTP token content was replaced on October 21 (see above). Recorded balances and counts stay separate from every illustration.
• Overview: A product reel plays below the hero. It loads when it comes into view on wide screens, otherwise on request, and a pause control is always available.

2026-10-10

• Community layout: Calls use a smaller empty composer, a current-view selector and a compact filter toolbar. Network and time choices expand on demand, with active selections visible when closed. Posting, audience, view and message actions remain available. Empty composers finish the clicked control before collapsing. Confirmed alliance views remain open during a background read; an account change or empty membership list still leaves the view. Valid market snapshots tolerate bounded clock differences while retaining their source and cache age.

• Portfolio and market presentation: Wallet values use grouped USD amounts, with partial coverage, unpriced assets and unavailable data kept explicit. Calculation explanations expand on demand. Trade prioritizes price, 24h change, market cap, liquidity and volume, with fees and risk alongside them and all metrics retained on phones. Percentage colors match the rounded value; zero is neutral. Wallet amounts and PnL follow the same display rules in Terminal, Swap, Trackers and wallet analysis.

• Refresh and feedback: Confirmed receipts refresh related wallet, earnings, positions, market, performance, activity and launch reads. Visible Portfolio pages refresh periodically and on return to the foreground. Pending confirmation remains distinct from success. Notifications respect the current wallet session and privacy; provider indexing and inbox polling can still delay updated data. Successful refreshes that omit a required Swap price no longer keep its previous estimate.

• Alliance and Community messages: Authors have an author-only Delete action with confirmation. Replies share the same control; removing a post keeps other people’s replies. Refused or unconfirmed removal keeps the message.

• First-time guidance follows the application’s English default. Saved language choices remain available.

• All sixteen existing theme presets remain selectable. Pocket cards restore their translucent material with clearer text over images and solid fallbacks.

• Boards keep scrolling rows beneath their fixed headers. Launch discovery cards, token identity, social links, chart surfaces and outer frames have clearer spacing and hierarchy without removing existing information.

• Trade explains bonding-curve routing through an explicit information button. Shared menus close when their anchors leave the visible area and fit the available viewport.

• The RTP overview separates alliance member allocation, creator-funded tasks and contribution ranking. Its token content was replaced on October 21.

• The alliance calculator reads the public allocation parameters and explains each participant’s fee, activity and owner portions. A hypothetical example shows $180 for a member and $380 for the owner under the same inputs. The creator scenario remains a separate illustration.

• Public documentation uses a consistent reading layout, grouped navigation, visual steps and concise examples. Fee, recovery and creator-earnings explanations follow the selected route and recovery method.

• Settings groups help, public contacts and legal links. Long project descriptions expand with More, and text links use a consistent dotted underline.

• RTP price-overview windows join actual reported observations without inventing prices for missing intervals. Chart and activity timestamps use UTC.

• Swap retains exact-amount balance checks, fresh Review and Max reads, funding feedback and wallet-session isolation. Unavailable balances remain distinct from zero, and confirmed receipts remain distinct from pending execution.

• Shared portfolio valuation, compact community previews, sign-in controls and the burgundy announcement treatment are retained from the reviewed UI work.

• A contextual App guide can be reopened from Settings. It uses real page targets and account-isolated progress; completing guidance does not establish login, backup or transaction completion.

• RTP has a dedicated /app/rtp-token navigation destination which reuses the existing observed market reader. Source integration and production route availability are recorded separately.

• Swap reads the selected Solana token’s Wallet balance, including USDC, with exact amounts for Max and percentage inputs. Loading and unavailable reads stay visible. A known input-token shortfall names that token; a general funding refusal also identifies SOL network fees and account rent as checks. Transaction verification failures retain their separate explanation.

• Swap Review is disabled immediately when a known input balance cannot cover the selected amount. The decision follows the current input and balance without waiting for a route quote; loading and unavailable balances retain the existing Review path.

• Automation acknowledgement can retry temporary service failures, rate limits and timeouts with bounded backoff against the original execution. This recovery does not repeat signing or sending and does not turn an unconfirmed execution into a success.

• Confirmed automation sells can recognize actual wrapped-SOL proceeds paid into and closed from a temporary Wallet account in the same transaction. Settlement still requires the original owner’s acknowledgement and validated execution receipt.

• The last-price line in the trading chart reuses one native line, follows the final valid data point, and is removed when the chart or series is replaced. This change does not establish a measured GPU improvement.

• Signed-out token preference reads keep a stable empty snapshot, preventing repeated updates in subscribed Portfolio views.

• Malformed wallet-position responses are reported as unavailable instead of being presented as a successful empty inventory. An explicitly empty array remains valid; complete provider coverage is not established by this check.

• Production data-service configuration was restored for Events and creator earnings. This release does not verify an actual fund claim.

• Portfolio restores its compact two-column layout, with wallets, valuation and creator earnings together and performance above positions. Narrow screens keep wallet names clear of balances; current holdings and execution logic remain unchanged.

• Documentation restores section navigation, illustrations and the missing ecosystem budget detail while preserving current fee and wallet-recovery explanations and direct links to FAQ answers.

2026-10-09

• Issued-token graduation progress uses a shared, receipt-backed chain observation across the token header, bonding bar, Stats and launch-token view. Provider progress remains a separately labelled metric; reaching the funding target alone does not establish migration.
• GoPlus checks preserve their collection time and cache expiry. Incomplete, delayed or unknown checks are not displayed as a completed check with no findings. This change does not introduce a new trade-blocking policy.
• New alliance fee accounting requires a matching actual fee-arrival record. Fee expectations and accounting records are not automatic treasury transfers or reward payouts.

Automatic treasury collection and complete funded fee-route acceptance are not established by these changes.

• The compact Community and Launch public window, alliance membership limits and post-change membership refresh were released in frontend revision 78b6c46d. The release record distinguishes public read acceptance from authenticated membership and transaction acceptance.

Production routing recovery — verified at 00:59:13 GMT+8 (October 8, 16:59:13 UTC).

• Forwarded alliance links retain their original destination and Telegram preview. The destination route was restored after a deployed routing rule was missing.
• The shared entry, destination variants and anonymous alliance data were checked. Invalid page addresses continue to return HTTP 404. Logged-in joining, wallet signing and transactions were outside that recovery verification.

2026-10-07

• Launch controls and directory filters were refined in the main-branch merge of PR #452.
• Portfolio social links and alliance ledger presentation were updated in main.
• The documentation’s Astro dependency received a security update.

2026-10-06

• Wallet recovery guidance was revised to verify the original Wallet before restoring it, and existing help anchors were retained.
• An opt-in Google Drive backup path was added for encrypted Wallet backups.
• Partially prepared Multi launches gained recovery through their original executions.
• Community navigation and the join-alliance flow were refined.
• Launch listing checks were updated to require preparation capability for the selected platform and network. That check alone is not chain-confirmed acceptance.

2026-10-05

• Alliance board and owner settings were added with score-based directory ordering.
• The Meteora form gained pair selection and a review for its prepared launch flow.

At the time of this entry, the alliance campaign was scheduled for October 15, 2026 at 00:00 UTC. A scheduled start is not a funded or paid reward. See Season vault for the current explanation.

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