Changelog: June 2026

A Yearn-style 5-category venue-risk rubric lands in the Protected Yield Score, growing the scored-venue registry from 12 to 61. Source-risk cards, confidence flags, and concentration chips surface it across yield views.

The bot becomes a real alerting surface: a reserve-drift alert family with mini-app, watchlist export/import, 24h net mint/burn on /status, durable /pause, and per-coin muting, atop a deep rate-limit and opt-out pass.

The case-study archive more than doubles from 11 to 24 retrospectives, each with social cards and timelines, now surfaced on mechanism, cemetery, and glossary pages. A content-rich /learn hub ties the surfaces together.

The depeg resolver and DEWS early-warning engine (v6.09) harden against stale and mixed-freshness rows: monotonic watermarks, bounded incident adoption, and DDRR scoring that waits for terminal evidence before recovery.

Smokehouse USDC joins the tracked set and bbqUSDC gains NAV, yield, and redemption routing. Resupply gains live redemption-capacity telemetry, and supplemental pricing adds exact-contract sources with stricter freshness.

A security pass redacts provider URLs from worker logs, hardens phishing-signature extraction and supplemental price freshness, passes Access credentials to the release marker, and rejects future-dated price data.

Worker pipelines stop persisting aborted mint/burn and digest writes and bound yield-history reads. A broad refactor sweep dedups helpers and clears dead code across worker, frontend, scripts, and tests.

Mint authority joins the Decentralization factor as a penalty-only blend, backed by on-chain verification of the issuer registry. Caps now decay, multiple incidents are supported, and the score shows on coin pages.

Report cards now fold in L2BEAT chain risk and CDP oracle risk, with new bridge-route and enriched oracle risk profiles. The Decentralization compute is deduped and now enforces oracle coverage.

Reserve views ship for 11 active coins, eight more become evidence-bearing attestation feeds, and 30 redemption routes gain live reserve-sync capacity. Redemption reaches v4.11 with documented same-day buffers.

Yield coverage expands via the Wave 1 source-roster (v8.23) and a wider coverage audit, and Royco eEARN and autoUSD join the tracked set with vault supply backfilled from chain.

The depeg table becomes an interactive control board with filtering, sorting, and severity signals. Displayed deviation is now gated on peg-reference authority (DEWS v6.08), and repair-required events are quarantined.

The coin detail hero becomes a verification passport with visas for Issued, MiCA, GENIUS, and track record. The contract wall becomes labeled rows with inline verify actions. An MRZ experiment was reverted.

Per-chain OG cards ship for 107 chain pages, detail pages gain FAQ and Article JSON-LD, and a hydrated-state axe lane plus screen-reader tables raise accessibility. The CSP drops unsafe-eval.

Code-health Waves 1 to 4 dedupe helpers across worker, scripts, shared, and frontend layers, prune dead exports, name magic numbers, and tidy worker, redemption, and scoring internals.

The sidebar becomes a lit 'watch column', a sticky core tape rail spans the top routes, and the homepage swaps static callouts for a rotating discovery module. The depeg resolver is promoted in primary navigation.

A new indexable compare hub launches for side-by-side stablecoin lookups, the DEWS radar now surfaces high-risk coin logos scaled by escalation tier, and the public dataset catalog gains JSON-LD structured data.

The depeg resolver now locks predictions by forecast readiness or backstop behind a readiness contract, and /depeg gains a resolver posture board. The apxUSD incident reopened across DDR/DDRR with hardened pricing.

Content, status, analytics, comparison, and embedded detail tables migrate onto one shared table foundation with common toolbar controls, skeletons, density breakpoints, and accessible names.

Royco Dawn rows feed a new structured tranche-yield safety model, GBP, JPY, and AUD benchmarks move to direct central-bank sources (v8.22), and live-reserve coverage gains audit hardening and source fixes.

Safety Score advances to v7.291, PegScore coverage extends to more priced assets, and a broad MiCA and GENIUS data pass refreshes compliance metadata across the registry.

Pricing, depeg, DEWS, yield, reserves, and blacklist paths now fail closed on stale or uncorroborated data, with freshness guards, input gating, and hardened parsing. The ops proxy now requires Access JWTs.

A broad refactor wave shares helpers across worker, Telegram, and UI layers, derives types from schemas, and prunes dead code; perf work defers heavy detail bundles, memoizes the coverage matrix, and chunks cron queries.