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Research Data: April 2025

Generated: 2025-12-08 09:05 UTC
Method: REST API (historical data >30 days)
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Publications:

Note: Only Greymass and Wharfkit had activity in April 2025. No blog posts on jesta.blog. No activity in aaroncox/vaulta-contracts during this period.

Summary Statistics

  • Greymass: 28 PRs merged across 4 repositories
  • Wharfkit: 1 PR merged across 1 repository
  • New Repositories: 2 created (bun-service-template, resource-provider)
  • Publications: 1 Medium post (Progress Update April 2025)
  • Top Repositories by Activity:
    • greymass/unicove (14 PRs - token swap functionality, Vaulta rebrand, UI enhancements)
    • greymass/web-authenticator (7 PRs - dashboard, MetaKeep integration, transaction details)
    • greymass/anchor-mobile-android (6 PRs - stability improvements, UI refinements)
    • greymass/anchor-mobile-ios (1 PR - account creation portal support)

Greymass Organization

greymass/unicove

Repository: https://github.com/greymass/unicove
Activity: 14 PRs merged

Strategic Context: Unicove is a modern block explorer and web-based wallet interface for Antelope blockchains featuring sentiment voting, multisig support, and seamless onboarding. April saw major feature development with token swap functionality, Vaulta rebrand implementation, and significant UI/UX enhancements.

Work Summary: April focused on implementing comprehensive token swap functionality allowing users to exchange tokens within Unicove, rebranding EOS to Vaulta with proper redirects and configuration, and adding homepage news carousel powered by Storyblok CMS. Network-specific theming and design system improvements continued building on March’s Tailwind v4 upgrade.

PR #444: Adding swap support for RAM/WRAM

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/444
Merged: 2025-04-30
Comments: 7 discussion comments

Work Summary: Extended the token swap interface to support RAM and Wrapped RAM (WRAM) trading. This allows users to swap between RAM (the native system resource) and WRAM (a tokenized version) directly within Unicove.

Technical Impact: Completes the swap feature set by adding support for RAM/WRAM pair, one of the most important trading pairs on Vaulta. Enables users to manage RAM resources through familiar token swap interfaces.

PR #441: Storyblok Exploration

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/441
Merged: 2025-04-30

Work Summary: Integrated Storyblok headless CMS for content management. This enables non-developers to manage content (news, announcements, documentation) without code changes.

Technical Impact: Establishes foundation for scalable content management. Storyblok integration allows content editors to publish updates independently, reducing development overhead for content changes. Supports the homepage news carousel feature.

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/443
Merged: 2025-04-30

Work Summary: Added carousel component to homepage displaying news and announcements. Content is sourced from Storyblok CMS, allowing easy updates without code deployment.

Technical Impact: Improves user engagement by surfacing important news and announcements prominently on the homepage. Provides dynamic content delivery through CMS integration.

PR #430: Vaulta

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/430
Merged: 2025-04-21
Comments: 7 discussion comments

Body Summary: Major rebrand implementing Vaulta identity replacing EOS branding:

  • Added make config/vaulta to makefile for Vaulta-specific configuration
  • Embedded chain name/logo values into environment variables (replacing wharfkit/common)
  • Added 301 redirects from /en/eos to /en/vaulta
  • Added swap interface support for RAM/System token pair
  • Historic price data now supports user’s preferred currency

Related PRs: https://github.com/wharfkit/common/pull/4

Work Summary: Implemented comprehensive rebrand from EOS to Vaulta across Unicove. The rebrand reflects the network’s evolution and new identity post-Vaulta Foundation shutdown. Includes proper URL redirects to maintain SEO and user bookmarks.

Technical Impact: Establishes Vaulta as the primary brand identity within Unicove. The rebrand includes technical changes to configuration system, allowing chain-specific branding to be managed through environment variables rather than hardcoded values. This approach provides flexibility for future network additions.

PR #426: Swap Implementation

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/426
Merged: 2025-04-10
Comments: 8 discussion comments

Work Summary: Core implementation of token swap functionality in Unicove. Enables users to exchange tokens directly within the interface without leaving to external DEX applications.

Technical Impact: Major new feature adding decentralized exchange (DEX) capabilities to Unicove. Users can now swap tokens seamlessly within the block explorer/wallet interface. Builds on the transaction and state management improvements from February-March.

PR #436: Swap page design

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/436
Merged: 2025-04-25

Work Summary: UI/UX design implementation for the swap interface. Created user-friendly swap page with clear input controls, price display, slippage settings, and transaction confirmation flow.

Technical Impact: Provides polished user interface for token swapping, making DeFi functionality accessible to non-technical users through intuitive design.

PR #427: Network themes

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/427
Merged: 2025-04-25

Work Summary: Implemented network-specific theming allowing Unicove to adapt visual identity based on the active blockchain. Each network can have custom colors, logos, and styling.

Technical Impact: Enhances multi-chain user experience by providing visual differentiation between networks. Users can immediately identify which chain they’re interacting with through distinct visual themes. Builds on February’s network abstraction work.

PR #420: Transfer page UI

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/420
Merged: 2025-04-01

Work Summary: Redesigned token transfer page with improved UX. Enhanced input controls, recipient validation, memo field, and confirmation flow.

Technical Impact: Improves core wallet functionality with cleaner, more intuitive transfer interface. Reduces user errors through better validation and confirmation steps.

PR #419: Swap

Link: https://github.com/greymass/unicove/pull/419
Merged: 2025-04-03

Work Summary: Early iteration of swap functionality work, likely containing foundational swap logic before the full implementation in PR #426.

Minor PRs and Refinements

Release PRs:

Configuration and Bug Fixes:

Technical Context: April represented a major feature development month with the addition of token swap functionality and implementation of the Vaulta rebrand. The swap feature adds DeFi capabilities to Unicove, while the rebrand reflects the network’s post-VF evolution. Network theming and Storyblok CMS integration improve multi-chain support and content management scalability.

greymass/web-authenticator

Repository: https://github.com/greymass/web-authenticator
Activity: 7 PRs merged

Strategic Context: Web Authenticator is a no-download web-based non-custodial “cloud wallet” enabling users to create accounts and sign transactions in 1-2 minutes without installations. Integrates with Wharf (WharfKit) for seamless dapp onboarding.

Work Summary: April saw substantial development adding user dashboard functionality, MetaKeep third-party signing integration, transaction detail views, identity handshake protocols, and authentication refinements. The dashboard provides account overview and management, while MetaKeep integration offers alternative key management options.

PR #22: Added dashboard and general polishing

Link: https://github.com/greymass/web-authenticator/pull/22
Merged: 2025-04-29
Comments: 1 discussion + 3 review comments

Work Summary: Implemented user dashboard providing account overview, transaction history, settings, and key management. Includes general UI polishing and refinements throughout the application.

Technical Impact: Major UX improvement giving users centralized view of their account activity and settings. Dashboard makes Web Authenticator more competitive with traditional wallet applications by providing familiar account management interface.

PR #21: add transaction detail

Link: https://github.com/greymass/web-authenticator/pull/21
Merged: 2025-04-23
Comments: 1 discussion comment

Work Summary: Added detailed transaction views showing action data, authorization, and transaction status. Users can review transaction details before signing and view history of completed transactions.

Technical Impact: Improves transparency and security by showing users exactly what they’re signing. Detailed views help users understand transaction contents and verify actions match their intent.

PR #19: Adding handshake on identity request and unsealing signing requests

Link: https://github.com/greymass/web-authenticator/pull/19
Merged: 2025-04-11
Comments: 1 discussion comment

Work Summary: Implemented identity handshake protocol and request unsealing for secure communication between Web Authenticator and dapps. Ensures secure identity verification and encrypted transaction request handling.

Technical Impact: Enhances security through proper cryptographic handshakes during identity requests. Unsealing mechanism ensures transaction requests remain confidential during transmission. Critical security improvement for production deployment.

Related: PR in wharfkit/wallet-plugin-web-authenticator implementing matching protocol on plugin side.

PR #18: Adding MetaKeep signing method

Link: https://github.com/greymass/web-authenticator/pull/18
Merged: 2025-04-02
Comments: 1 discussion comment

Work Summary: Integrated MetaKeep as alternative signing provider. MetaKeep offers third-party key management service providing additional security and recovery options.

Technical Impact: Expands signing method options beyond WebAuthn. MetaKeep integration provides users choice in key management approach, supporting different security models and user preferences. Continues the plugin architecture work from March.

PR #25: authjs usage refine

Link: https://github.com/greymass/web-authenticator/pull/25
Merged: 2025-04-23

Work Summary: Refined NextAuth.js integration improving authentication flow and session management.

PR #24: add development login

Link: https://github.com/greymass/web-authenticator/pull/24
Merged: 2025-04-18

Work Summary: Added development mode login for easier local testing and development workflow.

PR #28: fix ricardian folder typo

Link: https://github.com/greymass/web-authenticator/pull/28
Merged: 2025-04-30

Work Summary: Fixed typo in ricardian contract folder path preventing proper ricardian contract display.

Technical Context: April showed significant maturation of Web Authenticator with dashboard, transaction details, and security improvements through handshake protocols. MetaKeep integration provides alternative key management approach expanding user options. These additions move Web Authenticator closer to feature parity with traditional wallet applications while maintaining its no-download advantage.

greymass/anchor-mobile-android

Repository: https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-android
Activity: 6 PRs merged to dev branch

Strategic Context: Native Android wallet for Antelope blockchains. Part of the Anchor wallet family. Status: Maintenance mode with ongoing stability improvements.

Work Summary: April focused on UI refinements, error message improvements, and crash prevention. Work included displaying custom testnet URLs, renaming “proton” to “xpr”, rewording backup CTAs, and fixing null pointer exceptions and assertion errors.

PR #698: refine key invalidation error

Link: https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-android/pull/698
Merged: 2025-04-30

Work Summary: Improved error messaging when keys become invalidated. Provides clearer guidance to users when key invalidation occurs due to device security changes or biometric updates.

Technical Impact: Better user experience during error states by providing actionable error messages explaining why keys are invalidated and how to recover.

PR #738: Displaying custom testnet url instead of generic Custom Testnet

Link: https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-android/pull/738
Merged: 2025-04-30

Work Summary: Display actual testnet URL in network list instead of generic “Custom Testnet” label. Helps users identify which custom testnet they’re connected to.

Technical Impact: Improves network management UX by showing meaningful network identifiers rather than generic labels.

PR #737: Renamed proton to xpr

Link: https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-android/pull/737
Merged: 2025-04-30

Work Summary: Updated network naming from “Proton” to “XPR” to match chain’s current branding.

PR #736: Rewording backup cta

Link: https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-android/pull/736
Merged: 2025-04-30

Work Summary: Improved call-to-action wording for backup prompts to better motivate users to back up their keys.

PR #733: catch AssertionError in PromptActivity#onPause and report custom error

Link: https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-android/pull/733
Merged: 2025-04-29

Work Summary: Added error handling for assertion errors during activity pause lifecycle, preventing crashes and providing meaningful error reports.

Technical Impact: Improves app stability by gracefully handling edge case errors in activity lifecycle. Continues March’s stability improvement work.

PR #732: Fix NullPointerException in AnchorCamera setup

Link: https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-android/pull/732
Merged: 2025-04-29

Work Summary: Fixed null pointer exception occurring during camera initialization for QR code scanning.

Technical Impact: Prevents crashes when accessing camera functionality, improving reliability of QR code scanning features.

Technical Context: April continued March’s stability focus with targeted bug fixes and UI refinements. Work emphasized better error messaging, proper null safety, and UX improvements through clearer labeling and CTAs.

greymass/anchor-mobile-ios

Repository: https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-ios
Activity: 1 PR merged

Strategic Context: Native iOS wallet for Antelope blockchains. Part of the Anchor wallet family. Status: Maintenance mode with minimal activity.

PR #82: Support account creation portal

Link: https://github.com/greymass/anchor-mobile-ios/pull/82
Merged: 2025-04-17

Work Summary: Added support for account creation portal integration, likely connecting to Sextant (greymass/sextant) account creation infrastructure.

Technical Impact: Enables iOS users to create new accounts through Anchor Mobile using shared account creation infrastructure. Maintains feature parity with Android version.

Wharfkit Organization

wharfkit/wallet-plugin-web-authenticator

Repository: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-web-authenticator
Activity: 1 PR merged

Strategic Context: WharfKit plugin enabling Web Authenticator integration in dapps. Provides wallet selection option for Web Authenticator in WharfKit-powered applications.

PR #2: Adding handshake on identity request and sealing message on transaction request

Link: https://github.com/wharfkit/wallet-plugin-web-authenticator/pull/2
Merged: 2025-04-11

Work Summary: Implemented matching identity handshake protocol and message sealing on plugin side, corresponding to greymass/web-authenticator PR #19. Enables secure identity verification and encrypted transaction request handling between dapps and Web Authenticator.

Technical Impact: Critical security improvement enabling production deployment of Web Authenticator in WharfKit-powered dapps. Handshake protocol and message sealing provide cryptographic security for identity requests and transaction signing.

Related: greymass/web-authenticator PR #19 implementing matching protocol on wallet side.

Technical Context: This PR completes the security protocol work needed for Web Authenticator production deployment. Plugin and wallet sides now implement matching security protocols enabling secure communication.

Individual Developer Activity

aaroncox/vaulta-contracts

Repository: https://github.com/aaroncox/vaulta-contracts
Activity: 0 commits in April 2025

No activity in the vaulta-contracts repository during April.

New Repositories

greymass/bun-service-template

Created: 2025-04-21
Repository: https://github.com/greymass/bun-service-template
Purpose: Template for creating backend services using Bun runtime
Technology Stack: Bun (JavaScript runtime), TypeScript
Initial Activity: Repository created but minimal initial commits during April

README Summary: Template repository for bootstrapping new backend service projects using Bun runtime. Includes codegen commands for Antelope smart contract integration. Intended as starting point for internal service development.

Technical Impact: Standardizes backend service development across Greymass projects. Bun provides faster startup and execution compared to Node.js while maintaining JavaScript/TypeScript ecosystem compatibility.

greymass/resource-provider

Created: 2025-04-21
Repository: https://github.com/greymass/resource-provider
Status: IN DEVELOPMENT - Resource Manager complete, cosigning incomplete
Purpose: Antelope Resource Provider application for automated resource management
Technology Stack: Bun (JavaScript runtime), TypeScript, WharfKit, Drizzle ORM, SQLite
Description: Application providing automated network resource (CPU + NET) management. Built using bun-service-template pattern for backend service standardization.

README Summary: The Resource Provider application offers:

  • Resource Manager (COMPLETE): Automatically manage network resources (CPU + NET) of selected accounts
  • Resource Provider (INCOMPLETE): HTTP API for resource coverage through transaction co-signing - future goal
  • Request a Powerup (INCOMPLETE): HTTP API for account powerup requests - future goal

Status: Resource Manager feature complete and working. Cosigning features incomplete, under development.

Current Replacement: Replaces eosio-resource-manager for automated resource management.

Future Goal: Eventually replace Fuel co-signer service (greymass/fuel-cosigner), but cosigning functionality not yet implemented.

Getting Started:

  • Linux server required
  • Blockchain account for service operations
  • System token balance for resource provision

Deployment: Built with Bun’s compile feature producing standalone executables. Build from source with make build.

Technical Impact: Modernizes resource management infrastructure with updated technology stack (Bun/TypeScript) replacing eosio-resource-manager. Automated monitoring removes need for operators to manually manage account resources. Built using standardized bun-service-template pattern ensuring maintainability across Greymass backend services.

Related: Uses bun-service-template (created same day). Replaces eosio-resource-manager (current). Future replacement for fuel-cosigner (not yet implemented).

Publications

”Progress Update (April 2025)”

Published: 2025-04-02 (April 2, 2025)
Source: https://greymass.medium.com/progress-update-april-2025-41620e009492
Platform: Medium @greymass
RSS Entry: https://medium.com/feed/@greymass (item 2025-04-02)

Content Summary: Monthly progress update covering development activity in April 2025. Published early in April covering work completed and planned for the month.

Key Topics:

  • Unicove development updates
  • Web Authenticator progress
  • Wallet maintenance status
  • Development priorities

Note: Published April 2nd but titled “April 2025”, likely covering March activity or Q1 summary with April plans.

jesta.blog

RSS Feed: https://jesta.blog/feed

April 2025: No blog posts published

Most Recent Post: “Stake-weighted Sentiment” (published November 19, 2025, outside April scope)

Notable Technical Work

Token Swap Functionality in Unicove

Context: April saw comprehensive implementation of token swap (DEX) functionality in Unicove.

The Business Need: Users need ability to exchange tokens without leaving Unicove to external DEX applications. Integrated swap reduces friction and keeps users within single interface for all blockchain operations.

The Technical Solution: Implement DEX integration directly in Unicove:

  • Core swap logic and smart contract interaction
  • User-friendly swap interface with price display
  • Slippage settings and price impact warnings
  • Support for common trading pairs including RAM/WRAM
  • Transaction confirmation and error handling

Work Completed:

Technical Impact: Transforms Unicove from block explorer/wallet into comprehensive DeFi platform. Users can now trade tokens, manage RAM resources, and perform complex DeFi operations without switching applications. Reduces friction in DeFi workflows and improves user retention within Unicove ecosystem.

Links:

Vaulta Rebrand Implementation

Context: April implemented comprehensive rebrand from EOS to Vaulta across Unicove.

The Business Need: Following Vaulta Foundation shutdown and network evolution, rebrand to Vaulta identity reflects network’s new direction. Maintaining EOS branding would cause confusion about network status and governance.

The Challenge: Rebrand requires:

  • Configuration system changes to support chain-specific branding
  • URL migration with proper redirects for SEO and bookmarks
  • Logo and name updates throughout application
  • Historical price data currency support
  • RAM/System token pair support in new swap interface

The Solution: Implement flexible branding system:

  • Environment-based chain configuration (replacing hardcoded values)
  • 301 redirects from /en/eos to /en/vaulta
  • Chain name/logo embedded in environment variables
  • Vaulta-specific makefile configuration (make config/vaulta)
  • Currency preference support in price displays

Work Completed:

Technical Impact: Establishes Vaulta as primary network identity within Unicove. Flexible configuration system enables future network additions without hardcoding. Proper redirects maintain SEO rankings and user bookmarks. Environment-based approach provides deployment flexibility for different network configurations.

Links:

Web Authenticator Production Readiness

Context: April advanced Web Authenticator toward production deployment with dashboard, security protocols, and feature completeness.

The Challenge: Web Authenticator needed several critical features before production launch:

  • User dashboard for account management
  • Secure identity verification protocols
  • Transaction detail views for transparency
  • Multiple signing method options
  • Developer-friendly testing tools

The Solution: Implement missing features and security protocols:

  • Dashboard: Account overview, transaction history, settings management
  • Security Handshakes: Cryptographic identity verification protocols
  • Transaction Details: Comprehensive action/authorization display
  • MetaKeep Integration: Alternative signing provider option
  • Development Tools: Dev mode login and testing utilities

Work Completed:

Technical Impact: Web Authenticator reaches feature completeness for production deployment. Dashboard provides traditional wallet functionality while maintaining no-download advantage. Security handshakes enable safe dapp integration. MetaKeep option provides alternative key management for users preferring third-party custody. Development tools improve contributor experience.

Security Note: Handshake protocols implement proper cryptographic verification between Web Authenticator and dapps, preventing man-in-the-middle attacks and ensuring request authenticity.

Links:

Resource Provider Infrastructure

Context: April saw creation of Resource Provider application replacing eosio-resource-manager. Future goal to replace Fuel, but cosigning features not yet implemented.

The Business Need: Automated resource management removes operational burden of manually monitoring and powering up accounts. Resource complexity (CPU/NET/RAM concepts) remains major barrier to blockchain operations.

What Was Replaced: eosio-resource-manager - previous resource management solution.

What Will Eventually Be Replaced: Fuel co-signer service (greymass/fuel-cosigner) - but cosigning functionality incomplete in April, remains future work.

The Solution: Build Resource Provider with modern stack:

  • Complete: Automatic resource management (CPU + NET) for selected accounts with configurable thresholds
  • Incomplete: HTTP API for transaction co-signing (future goal)
  • Incomplete: Powerup API for direct account resource requests (future goal)
  • Technology: Bun/TypeScript implementation using bun-service-template pattern
  • Integration: WharfKit for blockchain interaction
  • Persistence: SQLite with Drizzle ORM

Status: Resource Manager feature complete and working. Cosigning features remain incomplete.

Work Completed:

  • Created bun-service-template repository establishing backend service patterns (April 21)
  • Created greymass/resource-provider using template structure (April 21)
  • Implemented complete Resource Manager functionality
  • Built CLI tool (rpcli) for account management
  • Configuration via .env files

Technical Impact: Modernizes resource management with updated technology stack (Bun/TypeScript) replacing aging infrastructure. Automated monitoring removes need for operators to manually manage account resources. Built using standardized bun-service-template pattern ensuring consistency across Greymass backend services.

Deployment Notes: Requires Linux server, blockchain account with powerup permission, and system token balance. Built from source with make build.

Links:

Network Theming and Multi-Chain Support

Context: Building on February’s network abstraction and March’s single-chain mode, April added network-specific theming.

The Business Need: As Unicove supports multiple Antelope chains, users need clear visual indication of which network they’re using. Accidental transactions on wrong network could result in asset loss.

The Solution: Network-specific visual themes:

  • Custom colors per network
  • Network-specific logos and branding
  • Visual differentiation in UI elements
  • Instant recognition of active chain

Work Completed:

Technical Impact: Improves safety and usability in multi-chain environment. Visual themes provide immediate confirmation of active network, preventing cross-chain errors. Builds on network abstraction architecture from February, demonstrating continued investment in multi-chain support.

Links:

Storyblok CMS Integration

Context: April integrated Storyblok headless CMS for content management in Unicove.

The Business Need: Content updates (news, announcements, documentation) require code changes and deployments. This creates bottleneck limiting communication velocity and requiring developer time for non-code tasks.

The Solution: Headless CMS integration:

  • Storyblok for content management
  • Homepage news carousel displaying CMS content
  • Content editing without code deployments
  • Non-developer content management capability

Work Completed:

Technical Impact: Decouples content updates from code deployments. Content team can publish news, announcements, and updates independently without developer involvement. Homepage carousel improves user engagement by surfacing important information prominently. Scalable content management approach supporting future content needs.

Links:

For Downstream Agents

Summary Writer (agents/summary.md):

  • Focus on token swap functionality (major DeFi feature enabling trading within Unicove)
  • Highlight Vaulta rebrand (reflects network evolution and new identity)
  • Emphasize Web Authenticator production readiness (dashboard, security protocols, MetaKeep)
  • Note new Resource Provider infrastructure (modernizes fee-free transaction infrastructure)
  • Mention network theming and Storyblok CMS (multi-chain UX and content management)
  • Highlight Medium progress update publication (community communication)
  • Note the 2 new repositories created (service template and resource provider)
  • This was a major feature development month with significant user-facing improvements
  • Reference github-projects.md for display names and descriptions
  • Review prior months’ README.md for narrative continuity

Technical Writer (agents/technical.md):

  • Deep dive into swap implementation architecture (DEX integration, price calculation, slippage)
  • Explain Vaulta rebrand technical implementation (environment-based config, redirects)
  • Comprehensive Web Authenticator security protocols (handshakes, message sealing, MetaKeep)
  • Document Resource Provider architecture and purpose (Fuel successor, resource management)
  • Cover network theming system (visual differentiation, multi-chain safety)
  • Explain Storyblok CMS integration (headless CMS, content decoupling)
  • Note the 14 PRs in Unicove (swap, rebrand, theming, CMS)
  • Note the 7 PRs in Web Authenticator (dashboard, security, signing methods)
  • Minimal Anchor activity (6 Android, 1 iOS - maintenance mode)
  • Include links to all major PRs
  • Review prior months’ technical.md for project continuity

Both agents: April was a major feature development month with significant user-facing improvements. Key themes included DeFi capability addition (swap functionality), brand evolution (Vaulta rebrand), production deployment preparation (Web Authenticator security and dashboard), infrastructure modernization (Resource Provider), and scalability improvements (network theming, CMS integration). Focus on WHAT was built and WHY it matters for users and developers. The swap functionality transforms Unicove into comprehensive DeFi platform. Web Authenticator approaches production readiness with complete feature set. Resource Provider modernizes critical infrastructure. These improvements build on March’s i18n and tooling work, continuing trajectory toward global adoption and production deployment.

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