News

Listings, upgrades, arbitration outcomes and product notes.

Network Upgrade 7 Sept 2026

MetaFlux 0.9.6 — An account could have been credited money nothing backed, and two order lanes settled fills that nothing recorded

Live now at block height 4,680,000 on chain 114514. A seized collateral credit stood against nothing: no money moved and no shortfall was booked. Orders placed from MetaFluxEVM that crossed on placement, and every batch-auction fill, moved positions and moved money while appearing in no fill list, no tape and no history for either side. A refused action now says so instead of leaving the sender to time out, nine methods of the official client are unbroken against a whole read lane, and borrow interest and daily volume each became a read of their own.

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MetaFlux 0.9.5 — A claimed staking reward went to the wrong balance, and staking never appeared in your money history at all

Live now at block height 3,170,000 on chain 114514. Claiming paid the reward into spot instead of the staking balance it was earned in, and nothing staking did — depositing, delegating, undelegating, claiming, or either Earn direction — produced a single line of history, so an account could watch its balance move with nothing to explain it. Seven kinds of movement are added. The EVM JSON-RPC also could not read a mapping slot, which made every ERC-20 balance and every proxy pointer unreadable, and six data records stated something other than what they name.

MetaFlux joins the TradingView partner programme

The MetaFlux terminal's price chart now runs TradingView's Advanced Charting library, under TradingView's partner programme. TradingView draws the chart; the MetaFlux engine on chain 114514 clears the trade.

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MetaFlux 0.8.12 — The token registry reported no EVM contract for any token, including the four that have one

Live now at block height 18,520,000 on chain 114514. Every token in the market metadata read carried a null EVM contract while the binding registry named a real one, so anyone integrating from it concluded the chain binds nothing — and the chain credited the contract anyway. The read served a value the deployer supplies at registration, which nothing validates and no transfer path consults; it now serves the contract a transfer will actually credit. Spot TWAP and spot chase orders open in the same block, a MIP-3 deployer can feed their market from their own price source, and liquidations stop looking like ordinary trades in history.

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MetaFlux 0.8.11 — A liquidation that fills completely now settles completely, and perpetual markets open to everyone

Live now at block height 16,990,000 on chain 114514. A force-closed account only reached the settlement waterfall if its close left a remainder behind, so an account whose close filled completely and still ended negative kept that shortfall — nothing covered it and nothing reported it. It is now settled in the same block, on all five live markets. Perpetual deployment also gets a public API, open rather than permissioned, with each market's bad debt isolated to the backstop its own deployer staked.

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MetaFlux 0.8.10 — Withdrawals that pay, transfers that keep the remainder

Live now at block height 15,250,000 on chain 114514. A withdrawal could be signed correctly and still never pay, because the exchange and the destination contract counted the same signatures against two different tables. A partly-failed batch was recorded as fully paid. Deposits had not been credited since August 10. And a Core to EVM transfer destroyed the rounding remainder out of the sender. All four close here.

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MetaFlux 0.8.6 — Rounds commit four times faster, and BTC and ETH return to 100x

Live now at block height 8,250,000 on chain 114514. Measured after the swap, the chain commits a round every 40 ms instead of 160 ms, and runs under a 72-hour stress observation at the new rate. BTC and ETH carry 100x again with a 0.5% maintenance requirement. A settlement defect that credited unpaid value on a multi-fill position flip closes at the activation height.

Coming in 0.8.2 — Fills that explain themselves, executed-trade candles, and three closed defects

An upgrade is scheduled for block height 6,565,000. Every fill will say why it executed and, for a liquidation, whose position it closed and at what mark. The executed-trade candle series returns on both the REST read and the live channel. Portfolio value gains unrealised profit. Deployment auctions get a floor no vote can cross, and three defects on the trading paths close at the activation height. Nothing below is live yet — this is advance notice so integrators can prepare.

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MetaFlux 0.8.0 — Testnet relaunched from a fresh genesis, with stricter liquidation and oracle safeguards

Chain ID 114514 went live at 21:15 UTC on 26 July from a new genesis: all previous chain data is discarded, and the release lands tighter liquidation handling, real open-interest ceilings on native markets, a depth requirement before a self-priced book can set an index, and one self-trade-prevention group across an account and its sub-accounts.

A new look for the terminal — warmer surfaces, colours you choose, and a desk you can rearrange

The whole interface has been rebuilt: a warm light-by-default ground with four surfaces and five accents, three rise/fall colour schemes with an invert switch, three desk layouts with drag-resizable panels, and a chart toolbar carrying twelve series styles, a depth view and a live OHLC readout.

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MetaFlux 0.7.17 — Finer fees and stronger transaction security

A freeze-swap to 0.7.17. Fee rates gain sub-basis-point precision, and the EVM lane verifies a transaction's sender signature before it executes.

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MetaFlux testnet upgrade — 27 perp markets, tiered leverage, and steadier pricing

27 perpetual markets, per-market leverage tiered by position size, a governed funding cap of ±2% per hour, an oracle-anchored mark price, and an open test faucet.