EARNINGS • New in Wallet: what you earned today so far, yesterday, or over the last 7 or 30 days, in dollars and in BTC, with a per-coin breakdown. Days run midnight to midnight Amsterdam time, so they match Mining-Dutch's daily summary email. • Earnings by day: tap any day to see every coin you earned. The history is kept on your phone, so it keeps growing beyond what the pool lists. • Your portfolio value now shows in BTC as well as dollars. • Pepecoin (PEP) is now priced, so it counts toward your $ and ₿ totals. WORKERS • New "By worker" view, like Mining-Dutch's worker page: one row per rig with the coin it's mining right now, its hashrate and its status. • Filter workers by All, Online or Offline — or tap the online/offline counts to jump straight there. • A rig that switches coins now shows only under the coin it's actually mining, instead of lingering on the coin it just left. • Fixed SHA-256 hashrates reading 1000× too high (TH/s showing as PH/s). ALERTS • Silence offline alerts for a single rig — handy for rigs that are off on purpose. Tap it in the Mining-Dutch "By worker" list or the CKPool list; silenced rigs are listed under their pool in Settings. • Offline workers on Mining-Dutch and CKPool now say what their alert is doing: counting down, sent, or silenced. • CKPool and public-pool alerts now work from any tab, not only while their own tab is open. • Alerts now remember which rigs were online even after the app restarts, so a rig that went down in between is still caught. FIXES • Blocks always show a loading indicator, and no longer go blank for half a minute after a pull to refresh. • Wallet no longer reports "No non-zero balances" when a refresh was throttled; your last known balances stay on screen with a note instead.

A round of fixes for anyone running rigs across more than one coin, plus background refresh. HASHRATE AND MINER COUNTS • Fixed a total hashrate that read far too high — often close to double. Your rigs are reported under every coin they're registered on, and the total was adding them up more than once. Each machine is now counted exactly once. • A rig that switches coins automatically no longer shows as online on one coin and offline on three others at the same time. • A coin's hashrate tile and the worker rows beneath it now use the same units and agree with each other. COINS • Auto-detect now scans every coin Mining-Dutch lists, not just the popular ones — if you mine a less common coin, it finally shows up without switching to manual selection. • The scan is paced and cached, so it no longer trips the pool's rate limits and leaves the dashboard empty. Settings shows the coins it found, with a Rescan button. • The default refresh interval is now 3 minutes, which is plenty for spotting a rig that's dropped off and much kinder to the pool. BLOCKS • New Solo / Shared filter on My blocks, so you can see your solo finds apart from your pooled ones. Which is which is worked out from the reward — a solo find pays the whole block, a shared credit pays a fraction of it — and anything that can't be determined says so instead of being guessed at. • Fixed block detection across coins: a find on a coin with very high block numbers no longer hides finds on every other coin. ALERTS • Background refresh: the app can now check on your miners while it's closed. iOS decides when these run — often hours apart — so it's a safety net rather than an instant alarm, but a rig that dies overnight no longer goes unnoticed until you next open the app. • Alerts no longer stop when you switch to another tab. Monitoring used to run only while the Miners screen was on-screen. • Offline alerts now wait 5 minutes by default, so a rig briefly dropping off one coin while it switches to another doesn't set them off. • "Notify when back online" is now off by default — turn it back on in Settings if you want it. • New "block found" and "payout received" toggles, and block finds are now checked on the normal refresh instead of only while the Blocks tab is open. • The notification permission prompt now appears after you save your API key, instead of the moment the app first opens.