Friends, in one place. Friend requests sit at the top of the Friends screen with Accept and Decline, one field finds a player by username, your contacts are a section below, and your friends list follows. A request also shows under your name on the Account tab. Share a card in a chat. Send a friend one of your calls, one of your positions or your whole portfolio as a card, filled in by Mood Street from your game data, with a caption if you like. A rebuilt player page. The coin curve runs beside the S&P 500 and says whether the player is beating it, prediction accuracy sits under it with a filter by asset class, and on another player's page You vs puts your coins, accuracy and return next to theirs. Your week in review. Every Sunday evening a review lands on the Account tab: your best call, your biggest miss, your best and worst positions, and your portfolio against its benchmark. Tap any of the four cards to open that asset's card, buy it or watch it, and come back to the review. A deck every day of the week. On a weekend the deck still deals stocks, indices and commodities at your own mix, and a call made then is graded once that market has traded again. Sector focus. Pick the sectors you care about during onboarding or in Card preferences, and the deck follows. The Leaderboard now shows the S&P 500 row's move for the day, like every player. Your desk, in two tables. Under the picture of your portfolio, Portfolio shows each position's entry price, weight, move since entry and what it added to your coins, with the coins you banked and where they came from under it, and Assets shows each holding's last price and its day, month and year move. A question mark on the table explains every column in plain words. The same portfolio table on every player's page, with Day, MTD, YTD and Entry filters. Every stock card now names its sector next to the ticker and the market, the same sectors as your card preferences. Your profile photo shows everywhere it should, a card near its 52 week high or low says so under the price, and a friend search tells you when it could not run instead of saying nobody was found. Fixes: the one time code field when you verify a phone number, faster charts when the app opens, the Day % sort on the Leaderboard, and many smaller repairs.