Web3 Wallet & On-Chain Trading v6.0.1

Release Date: August 27, 2026 Tags: DEX, CHARTS, MARKET DATA

Overview

A chart release for the Swap terminal. The chart engine can name thirteen timeframes, no DEX data source stores all thirteen, and the terminal offered every one of them regardless of which source a market actually reads.

On ordinary pairs that showed up as a chart which emptied out with no explanation when a trader scrolled back. On a market an operator had switched to read its own pool's swap logs it was total: that source serves one-minute bars alone, so eleven of the thirteen menu entries drew nothing at all.

Markets now report which timeframes their source actually serves, and the chart offers only those. Requires Core v6.7.3.

Update Instructions

pnpm updator

Restart the backend and ship the frontend build. There is no database change and no configuration.

Changed

The timeframe menu now offers only what the market's data source stores

Six of the thirteen timeframes were never stored by the vendor. They were built by rolling a finer series up, which works until a trader scrolls back past the history the vendor still keeps — at which point the chart emptied out and said nothing about why.

• Changed the Swap terminal's timeframe menu to list only what the market's data source keeps. With GeckoTerminal — the keyless source a fresh install charts with — that is seven: one minute, five minutes, fifteen minutes, one hour, four hours, twelve hours and one day. Three minutes, thirty minutes, two hours, six hours, three days and one week are no longer offered. Choosing Codex as the market-data source puts thirty minutes and one week back.
• Charts outside the Swap terminal are unchanged, and a trader's own timeframe choice is still remembered wherever the source serves it.

Fixed

A market reading its own pool drew nothing on eleven of its thirteen timeframes

A curated pair whose market data source is set to on-chain reads its own pool's swap logs, and that reader serves one-minute bars only. The chart offered thirteen anyway. Only one minute, and three minutes rolled up from it, could ever produce a bar; choosing any of the other eleven drew an empty panel over a message reading "price history is temporarily unavailable, try again shortly", which was wrong twice over — nothing was temporary and retrying never worked.

• Fixed by having the market list tell the terminal which timeframes each market's source serves. An on-chain market now offers one minute alone, and opens on it.

The chart ignored the timeframe the terminal asked it to open on

The Swap terminal asks for a one-hour chart. On a first visit to a pair the chart engine dropped that request whenever it differed from the timeframe already sitting in the chart's own state — which, with nothing chosen yet, it always did — so the trader landed on one minute instead.

• Fixed the opening timeframe, so a trader who has not already picked one for that pair gets the hour the terminal asked for. A trader who has picked one still gets theirs.