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title: "Changelog: What's New on Pharos"
canonical: "https://pharos.watch/changelog/archive/2026-06/"
description: "Weekly release notes for Pharos."
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# Changelog
## 2026-06-22 to 2026-06-28
A redesigned homepage and global top-nav with a new Whyte typeface, plus a worker-hardening rollout and reserve work.
- **Homepage & nav redesign**: A global top-nav replaces the retired sidebar and the homepage is rebuilt around a dashboard workbench with compact tables and a tighter Market Pulse, set in a new Whyte display typeface with flat, unified card shells.
- **Worker hardening rollout**: A structural worker-hardening rollout adds a job-attempt ledger and gated repair runner, per-provider execution budgets, tighter cron-lease observability, and a status page exposing canary counts and dependency health.
- **Reserve feed integrity**: The usdo-openeden live feed is suspended after its issuer gateway blocked Worker egress, falling back to curated data; a stale AZND source is removed and live-reserve finalization is bounded under the cron cap.
- **Exit liquidity & redemption**: Tier 1+2 redemption-backstop confidence upgrades land, Morpho and Yearn V3 vaults gain exit-capacity telemetry, and inactive DEX pools are excluded from global liquidity scoring so depth reflects only live venues.
- **Benchmark & price resilience**: The GBP SONIA benchmark fails over to the FRED IUDZOS2 mirror with an ALFRED fallback, USD EFFR source order is hardened, and backfill and mint-burn heal stale commodity prices and null amounts from history.
- **Methodology & data corrections**: A scoring-weighted doc-vs-code audit corrects drift across the corpus, sUSD is frozen for SIP-423, AUSD and msUSD reserve summaries are fixed, and the pre-launch board refreshes with trUSD's live mainnet contracts.
## 2026-06-15 to 2026-06-21
Yield gains a Yearn-style venue-risk rubric (61 venues), Telegram adds reserve-drift alerts, and case studies reach 24.
- **Yield venue-risk rubric**: 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.
- **Telegram alerting overhaul**: 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.
- **Case studies & learn hub**: 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.
- **Depeg engine hardening**: 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.
- **Coverage & pricing**: 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.
- **Security hardening**: 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.
- **Reliability & code health**: 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.
## 2026-06-08 to 2026-06-14
Safety Score v8.0 folds in mint authority, report cards score chain and oracle risk, and a depeg control board ships.
- **Safety Score v8.0**: 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.
- **Chain & oracle risk**: 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.
- **Reserves & redemption**: 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 & new coins**: 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.
- **Depeg control board**: 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.
- **Verification passport**: 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.
- **Search, a11y & performance**: 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.
- **Platform consolidation**: 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.
## 2026-06-01 to 2026-06-07
A navigation redesign and a shared table system reshape the app as the depeg resolver starts locking forecasts.
- **Navigation & homepage redesign**: 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.
- **Public compare hub**: 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.
- **Resolver readiness & apxUSD**: 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.
- **Shared table system**: Content, status, analytics, comparison, and embedded detail tables migrate onto one shared table foundation with common toolbar controls, skeletons, density breakpoints, and accessible names.
- **Reserves & yield**: 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.
- **Scoring & compliance**: 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.
- **Pipeline fail-closed hardening**: 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.
- **Codebase consolidation**: 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.
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