morphit/RELEASE-NOTES-v1.1.0.md

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# Morphit v1.1.0
A feature release on top of **1.0.1** — faster featured orders, wallet
improvements, sign-in support for older accounts, and a batch of polish and
operator fixes.
## Featured orders
- **Featured orders on the home page** now render as full-width horizontal
cards, matching the order book, on desktop and mobile.
- When you **feature one of your orders**, it now takes you to the order book
and appears as featured within a few seconds, instead of the button seeming
to do nothing while the network caught up. (Other viewers see it as soon as
the indexer confirms it.)
## Wallet
- Your **fiat value** now shows in the currency for your interface language
(German → €, French/Italian/Spanish → €, Polish → zł, and so on) instead of
always US dollars. You can still pick a specific currency in preferences.
- **Powering down no longer flashes your BLURT balance red.** That red tick was
only the tiny network fee — the balance that actually moves is your BP,
released weekly over 4 weeks. All other balance changes still animate as
before.
- Clearer wording on the power-down screen about the 4-week schedule.
## Sign in
- **Older accounts can now sign in with a posting key.** If your account was
created before Blurt existed (a "prefork" account) and we can't detect it
from your key automatically, a username field now appears and checks your
username against your key in real time — so you're no longer stuck with a
"couldn't detect your account" dead end.
- Corrected the posting-key hint to simply "Starts with a 5."
## Fixes
- The **Canary** link in the site footer now opens correctly.
- The warrant canary now displays correctly in every browser (a text-encoding
fix) and reads more cleanly.
## For operators
- **`morphit-ops upgrade`** reminds you to re-upload your warrant canary after
an upgrade, and **`morphit-ops health`** checks it where it's actually served.
- **Release tooling** is now consistent about size limits — the release manifest
is validated against the real on-chain limit before you sign, so you can't
build one that broadcasts but then gets rejected.
- The **warrant-canary documentation** has been rewritten around signing on your
own machine (a proper dead-man's switch) rather than a server cron job.
- The **on-chain release announcement no longer pins the Blurt RPC endpoint
list.** It was redundant (clients ship their own default list) and only added
weight to the chain. Release payloads now carry the version, asset hashes, and
treasury addresses only — you no longer need an endpoints file to broadcast.