Changelog
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Every document named here has its checksum and its timestamp proof on the documents page, so any entry about a document can be checked without asking us. The contract is written and tested; it is not deployed. Entries about the contract describe what is in the code, not what is planned.
- CorrectionThe pages on verification carried test counts from an earlier build: 481 local and 8 against a fork. The current numbers are 585 local and 44 against a fork, with 33 checks against the Python reference model. Corrected on every page that named them.
- SiteEvery term in the glossary now links to its own page. The 23 term pages existed and were reachable from each other, from articles and from the sitemap, but not from the glossary itself.
- ContractThe main contract is frozen: the code no longer changes, and the next step is deployment to the Arbitrum Sepolia test network. News
- DocumentsThe white paper is published at version 2.6. Two things changed inside it. The section on how the protocol is divided between contracts now describes the cycle boundary: a separate contract that the core runs by delegate call, so it works in the core's own storage and declares the same storage layout, which the build compares field by field. And the table of gas costs carries fresh measurements.
- SiteA weekly section of the feed: fourteen sections, each with its own subject, written in the language of the reader and not translated into it. A summary now carries a chart of the kind its data calls for — a line for a series, one divided bar for a composition, bars from a visible zero for a week of changes, dots against a reference, paired bars for two rates — and a block that says how the figure was counted.
- SiteThe freshest thing on the site is now on the first screen: one line under the opening, which scrolls to the three cards rather than opening an entry. A note typed by hand is pinned in front of the machine-written ones for fifteen days, and a reader who has seen it can unpin it. The Latest column in the menu carries every kind of material by date.
- SiteA page that is the home of something no longer ends in a full stop: below the text there are three pointers to the newest of anything, and a summary also links to the last issue of the same section.
- CorrectionThe date under a page said one thing and the date given to search engines said another: the second was the date of the build and moved whenever the site was rebuilt, with no word of the text changed. Both now name the day the text last changed. The footer carries two dates on purpose, the one of the site and the one of the build, and the second carries the hour.
- CorrectionA table wrote a decimal comma in every language and only in the last column, so an English table read 0.68 in one column and 0,21 in the next. It now follows the language, and it follows it in every column. The last column is no longer painted as a change when it holds a level: a share of 58.77 shown in green with a plus sign was neither growth nor good news.
- SiteA summary of the quietest level no longer gets a page of its own. Two sentences on a page of their own are thin for a reader and thin for a search engine; the entry lives in the feed, whole.
- SiteA new header on wide screens: six items in three pairs, each opening a panel with the pages of its theme — the seven sections in order, the six roles, the key terms, the newest articles. Everything on the site is now two clicks from any page.
- SiteA reference at the end of the strategies page: the nine terms it leans on, one line each, with a way back to the section that uses each.
- SiteMagnifiers on the model, and a smaller phone menu regrouped into three families with the calculator, the ratchet and liquidity added.
- CorrectionTwo explanations on the strategies page were single sentences four lines long; rewritten plainly, with worked numbers, under their folds.
- CorrectionThe search panel used to stretch to the full height of a phone screen with a few results in it; it now fits its content.
- DocumentsWhite paper 2.6 published in English, with its checksum. Its timestamp proof is anchoring and appears on the documents page once confirmed.
- SiteNew section: Strategies — when to close a position, a second view of the wiki, with an interactive model of the mechanism.
- SiteThe wiki glossary grew from 14 terms to 23: threshold, record of backing, dilution fee, drawdown, issuance fee, circulation, reserve, collateral, concentration surcharge — each with its own page.
- SiteA ninth group in the FAQ, on closing a position, and links from the answers to the terms they use: 65 where there were two.
- SiteTwo articles and two answers added, on Phase 2, on what separates this from a pyramid, on reading a token’s supply and on checking that a contract is immutable.
- SiteA changelog — this page.
- CorrectionThe 404 page was arriving unstyled when the address was deep: its relative links resolved against the mistyped path. It now carries a base of its own, emitted by the builder rather than patched by hand.
- CorrectionThe wiki infobox named two different white paper versions depending on which language of the site you opened. All of them now name the current one.
- SiteNew section: Strategies — when to close a position, a second view of the wiki. Two strategies, the shared headroom, the rising threshold, and one interactive model that the whole text refers back to.
- SiteA source on the history page is linked again. One of the 2022 press pickups is reachable; the others are not, and the note now says which is which.
- DocumentsEvery timestamp proof the project holds is now anchored in Bitcoin. The last pending ones confirmed; nothing is waiting.
- DocumentsThe timestamp proof for white paper 2.4 published on the documents page.
- SiteThe entry calculator rebuilt: a phase switch, a band of tokens with a zoom window in Phase 1, a rate slider and a comparison over time in Phase 2.
- CorrectionA defect corrected in the calculator. It computed the shape of the stage differently from the white paper, so the price it showed for a point on the curve was wrong, and two pages of this site disagreed about the same point.
- Sitellms.txt in Chinese and Spanish brought to the length of the English one: eight sections instead of two.
- DocumentsWhite paper 2.4 published in English, with its checksum and timestamp proof.
- ContractPermit signatures (EIP-2612) added to the token, so spending ASTRX takes one transaction instead of two.
- ContractA closing that would pay out nothing is now refused, rather than burning the tokens for nothing.
- ContractThe concentration surcharge is computed on the basket as it will be after the deposit, so the deposit that creates the skew is the one that pays for it.
- DocumentsWhite paper 2.3, overview 2.3 and specification v1-6 published, each with a checksum and a timestamp proof.
- Siteassetrix.org published: the protocol, the corridor, the documents and the checksums.