Changelog

Automint now supports Bitcoin (BTC) escrow — create and settle deals in BTC alongside Litecoin, Solana, and Ethereum, with every standard Bitcoin address format accepted. The example-slot-designs channel also becomes an interactive gallery you can browse and walk through one design at a time, with scroll-driven lighting that shifts as you move down the gallery and through several of the previews. And when someone deletes their Automint account, the deals and direct messages you shared with them now stay in your history, shown as "Deleted User", instead of disappearing.

AutoMint chat now supports slash commands and a built-in helper. Type `/` in a slash-enabled channel to open a picker showing every available command, then navigate arguments with Discord-style autocomplete that walks you through each slot in turn. The launch batch includes `/price`, `/help`, `/userinfo`, `/avatar`, `/changelogs`, `/leaderboard`, `/serverinfo`, `/stats`, `/status`, and `/supported`, each rendered in its own purpose-built layout, with bot replies attributing the user who invoked them. The AutoMint bot also answers plain messages typed straight into bot-cmds channels, exchange threads, and deal chats — quick math and percentages, live crypto and fiat conversions across 40+ coins, unit and timezone helpers, gas levels, and the balance or transaction details for any address or hash you paste. And leased MintMP slots can now open as a fully custom storefront page — entry splash, stock cards, FAQ, and community links — instead of a plain chat channel.

Save your crypto payout addresses once and reuse them on every deal — verify ownership by sending a small deposit from the wallet, then the address auto-fills by default for that network or sits one click away in the payout picker. New addresses you paste at payout time can be saved on the fly with a checkbox. A new Wallets tab on the dashboard manages your directory with coin logos and live updates as a verification deposit confirms, with in-app and Discord notifications when it lands. Plus: tab-title unread counts mentions instead of every unread, DMs always scroll to your own message when you send, imported V3 deal history splits properly between released and returned, the deal breakdown hides "Other" when it would read 0, and you can sign up with Google directly from the register page. You can also right-click any chat image to copy or save it, and flip through a multi-image message with arrows in the viewer instead of opening each image one by one. And member profiles in chat and MintMP now have an "Open Deal" button that drops you straight into starting an escrow deal with that person. Member profile cards across chat and MintMP now share the same layout too — MintMP cards pick up the banned notice, clickable bio links, and click-to-enlarge avatar, while chat cards gain the custom status display and close with Escape.

Every Monday you now get a personalised weekly recap of your activity — escrow volume, deals broken out by network, messages split across server / DMs / MintMP, ratings, and a handful of personal highlights — delivered as an in-app DM, a Discord DM if linked, an email digest, and an in-app toast on your next visit. A new weekly-recap area shows your latest week up top with a hero number, a daily activity chart, a network mix, a message-channel mix, and your highlights, with earlier weeks listed below; each detail view surfaces the full breakdown plus contextual stats like your account age and most active channel. You can toggle each delivery channel independently or snooze the whole thing for four weeks from notification settings. Your signup rank shows up as "Member #N of M" across the recap pages and the dashboard sidebar, and your dashboard sidebar also picks up a weekly-recap card showing last week's headline numbers as a preview. The browser tab icon switches to a MintMP variant while you're inside MintMP so a tab with both the main chat and MintMP open is easier to tell apart at a glance, and MintMP on iOS no longer pulls down with the refresh gesture when you scroll past the top of a channel.

MintMP launches as a second chat server alongside the main one, with its own channels, members, roles, presence, replies and edits, pinned messages, search, mention notifications, hover quick-react row, profile cards, and a cross-tab read state. Slot channels let owners rent out trading spaces — assign a leaseholder who can rename the channel and post under their own name, or run a live auction with real-time bids that auto-closes shortly after the last bid and notifies the winner in-app, on Discord, and via DM. Owners can blacklist accounts from bidding (per-slot and global) and purge every message in a channel in one click. MintMP on mobile mirrors the main chat: a 4-button top bar, a channel-name strip, slide-over channel and member sidebars, and a bottom-sheet for overflow actions, with composer keyboard avoidance and touch gestures. The composer supports paste / drag for image attachments, drafts that survive a refresh, a Retry / Delete bar for failed sends, captcha gating, @ for the member picker, # for the channel picker, emoji shortcode autocomplete on the closing colon, Esc to clear pending attachments or cancel a reply, and type-anywhere to focus. Click any image attachment to open it fullscreen with arrow-key navigation between images. Deep-link to a specific message with `?m=<id>` — the channel scrolls to it and flashes the row. Right-click a channel for mute / mute-for-X / settings, a message for reply / edit / pin / delete, or a member for profile / block / unblock. First-visit overlay and onboarding tooltips walk new users through the layout. MintMP's look is fully aligned with the main chat — sidebar hero, hover toolbars, role badges, composer styling, member rows, and modal chrome are shared. Recent polish: scroll stays pinned through late image and embed layout, replies and in-progress edits survive switching channels, right-click menus appear again, your own presence matches your actual state, and the channel sidebar scrolls.

Direct messages can now be group conversations of up to ten people — start one from the main sidebar, the floating DM dock, the expanded DM sidebar, or the empty-state CTA when you have no chat selected. The creator can rename the group inline, add or remove members, and transfer ownership; trying to leave as owner now opens a transfer-ownership picker instead of dead-ending on an error. @-mention autocomplete from server chat works inside group DMs the same way, and the mentioned member actually gets a notification. Each group shows a multi-avatar mosaic in the header and sidebar tile, with a distinctive one-tall-left + two-stacked-right layout for three-person groups so they stand out from 1:1s. Mobile gets bottom-sheet modals that ride under the iOS keyboard, larger touch targets, and always-visible action buttons on touch devices. The DM sidebar now retries on its own after a network blip with exponential backoff plus an immediate retry when the browser comes back online, instead of sticking on a failure banner until a page refresh. Discord notifications also got three polish fixes: @mentions render as readable usernames instead of raw tokens, the message body no longer prints twice above the quoted preview, and pasted image links are collapsed to a short [image] placeholder instead of leaking bare URLs into the embed. Member profile cards now open from anywhere DMs are available — including the dashboard and escrow pages — and sit above the floating DM dock instead of slipping behind it. Banned accounts show a BANNED banner with the reason on both their public profile page and their member profile card. The headline name on a public profile is now tinted by the user's highest colored server role. The hover quick-react emoji row reflects your most-used emojis as you keep reacting, instead of staying frozen on the same selection for hours.

The escrow page now shows top-trader leaderboards for volume, deals, and ratings. Each leaderboard has a 30-day view and an all-time view, and the lists load as you scroll to them, refresh themselves once an hour, and have a refresh button if you want fresh data sooner. Your own standing on each board is shown on your dashboard and profile page, and top-10 traders get a leaderboard badge on their chat profile card.

Messages you try to send while offline or during a reconnect no longer get lost — they queue up and send automatically when the connection returns, and any that fail outright surface in a small tray above the composer with retry and discard buttons. Mentions are now first-class: typing @ pops an autocomplete picker for members, @everyone, and @here, and the mentioned member actually gets a notification instead of just seeing a styled name. Channels remember your scroll position when you switch away and back, a New divider stays visible at your last-read point until you scroll past it, jumping to a referenced message briefly highlights the target so you can spot it, and images and embeds reserve their space before they finish loading so the message list stops jumping. Mobile gets swipe-from-edge sidebars, an emoji picker that opens as a bottom sheet, a composer that stays above the iOS keyboard, larger touch targets in the chat header and composer toolbar, long-press on a message to open the same action menu desktop hover shows, swipe-right-to-reply on message rows, and a camera-capture option in the attachment picker. The member sidebar now reflects bans, unbans, sign-ups, role grants, and account deletions the moment they happen for everyone connected instead of lagging behind a periodic refresh, switching channels on a large server no longer re-fetches the full roster every time, and role badges on chat messages from members who have left the server now render correctly instead of falling back to a default look.

Completed deals now end with an optional 1-5 star rating of the other trader. Ratings stay anonymous — only the average and total count surface, on user profiles, chat-server user cards, and the places you pick who to trade with.

Chat, the landing page, and the escrow, server, and dashboard pages all open noticeably faster on first load. Fonts ship with the page instead of being fetched from Google three seconds in, the chat bundle is smaller, heavy embed renderers (link previews, Discord invites, exchange cards) load only when chat needs them, and the landing page no longer downloads the chat machinery on first visit. Background channel prefetching now waits for the browser to be idle, only touches channels you read or have unread activity in, pauses during channel switches and on cellular, and resumes after network blips or mobile sleep. Mobile chat tightens up long-standing rough edges around the message box, drawers, scroll behavior, and tap latency. Scrolling up to load older messages keeps your view anchored where you were reading, renaming yourself in Edit Profile now propagates across the app instantly, and search engines can fetch the sitemap and robots file again.

BNB Smart Chain joins Litecoin, Solana, and Ethereum as a supported escrow network — pick BNB, USDT (BEP-20), or USDC (BEP-20) in the start-deal wizard the same way you pick the other networks.

You can now reset 2FA yourself if you lose your authenticator, instead of contacting support — request a 6-digit code by email from your dashboard's 2FA section, enter it on the reset page, and re-enroll a new authenticator on the spot. Tipping is also turned off for now — the optional tip step on releases, the standalone #tips channel and its send-a-tip flow, and the deal-tipping streak pill no longer appear.

You can now link your Discord account and receive AutoMint notifications as DMs — chat mentions, direct messages, exchange matches, offer acceptance, and escrow state changes, each toggleable from the AutoMint system DM.

You can now send a tip from the #tips channel without going through a deal — pick a chain, choose an amount, and send. Confirmed tips post a celebration in #tips and an in-app notification.

After every release you can now leave the receiver an optional tip — pick a preset, type a custom amount, or skip it. Tipped deals get a public thank-you in #trade-logs, a #tips channel shout-out, and a Tip line on the transcript; tip three deals in a row and your streak shows up in the headline. Closed deals also stop watching for new deposits more reliably across every supported network.

USDT and USDC on Ethereum are now selectable for every user — same flow as LTC, SOL, and ETH, no more "Coming soon" tiles. DMs gain a right-click action menu, a fullscreen toggle, and a one-click block-and-archive in the conversation header. Selecting messages and copying now produces clean, plain text. Staff can see a member's full timeout history on the profile popup.

Your trade-log anonymity choice now shows on the deal transcript right next to the vouch buttons, with a one-click jump back to the AutoMint DM where you can change your mind. Every escrow popup got a visual refresh with mobile and desktop polish, and role badges across chat, member lists, and profile dialogs now use the same colour and shape everywhere they appear.

Ethereum joins Litecoin and Solana as a fully supported escrow network — pick ETH in the start-deal wizard, watch live deposit confirmations on the deposit panel, see a USD hint on the amount card, and the receiver gets paid out the moment the deal completes. After a deal closes you also get 30 minutes to choose whether your name appears in the public #trade-logs post or shows as Anonymous. USDT and USDC on Ethereum appear as greyed-out "Coming soon" tiles for now.

Big LF-Exchange requests ($500+) now post to a dedicated #lf-exchange-high-roller channel with the same Post / Manage / Notification Settings buttons as the main channel. Fee preset chips on the Post Exchange Request modal land on values that match their intent, gain a new Ultra "snap pickup" tier, and tag every request so notification subscribers can filter by tier. BLIK and Wise join the fiat method list. The iOS chat composer no longer clips the send button, and flagged-user roles no longer hoist their own sections at the top of the member list.

Older DM history now survives reconnects and tab switches, scrolls smoothly on mobile, and keeps loading without forcing you to nudge the screen. LF-Exchange request cards reliably disappear when a request closes, keep their live offer counts after a refresh, and update the moment a thread opens or closes — and only owners and the AutoMint bot can post in #lf-exchange itself. Mobile chat shows the full member roster, role badges, and presence dots the moment it connects, and uses noticeably less mobile data. Privacy Policy and Terms of Service pages scroll properly again, and the manager panel can now blacklist users from escrow with one click.

Deleted messages now disappear for everyone — across tabs, devices, and offline reconnects. Username and avatar changes show up across chat, DMs, escrow, and every sidebar within seconds, with old messages updating in place instead of staying stuck on a stale name for up to an hour. Scrolling, drafts, pagination, the iOS keyboard, and type-to-focus all behave themselves under edge conditions. Fiat → crypto pairs (PayPal → LTC and similar) now auto-escrow on the crypto leg, every accepted offer posts a public trade-receipt embed to #accepted-exchanges, and LF-Exchange match notifications reach the last subscriber as quickly as the first.

LF-Exchange launches as a first-class trading marketplace: post a request in #lf-exchange, negotiate in a private per-offer thread, and the platform auto-opens an escrow deal the moment an offer is accepted. Fiat is a first-class leg (PayPal, Zelle, Venmo, Cash App, Apple Pay, gift cards, bank transfer, cash, and more), method icons appear on every card and transcript, and you can have up to five independent match-notification filters per account. Every closed offer produces a signed HTML transcript with a public verifier, and pairs that can't be auto-escrowed drop into a manual-middleman flow with an owner stepping in.

Every page rebuilt on a single design system — homepage, dashboard, auth, escrow hub, deal workspace, transcripts, staff console, sidebar, DMs, and all 15 emails. The deal workspace also gets a clearer layout: stage banner, Amount / Participants / TX cards, a single state-aware primary action, and a live lifecycle timeline.

Squashed a batch of crashes — the login page, the escrow deal page, the dashboard, and 2FA settings now hold up under edge conditions that previously froze them. Privacy extensions that block required security headers also now show a clear warning instead of failing silently.

Manual payouts no longer leave disputes stranded in the escrow admin console — force-release and force-return now close the dispute immediately, and owners can resolve and close a disputed deal in one step.

Redesigned profile pages with analytics charts, DMs now scroll back through your full history, the V3 deal browser shows all your legacy deals automatically, and unread counts across chat and DMs update faster and far more efficiently.

Link up to 10 Discord accounts to your AutoMint profile via Vaultcord verification. Restore all your V3 legacy stats in one click, and escrow deal restoration now matches against all your verified Discord IDs.

A batch of hotfixes and quality-of-life improvements — metrics dashboard gets range selection and a fullscreen chart, DMs and disputes behave properly, role colors return to their roots, and the escrow console stops asking for your 2FA twice.

New slide-out metrics drawer with interactive charts, lifetime platform stats, and staff-only server health monitoring.

V3 deal and stats restoration is now open to all users. Verify your Discord account through a new Vaultcord-powered flow, then restore your legacy escrow deals and trading history from AutoMint V3.

Sign-out feels cleaner, deal pages are quieter, notifications stay in sync, reauth loading screens reliably resolve, DMs re-sync after a reconnect, and deleted or banned users now show clearly across chat and DMs. Plus a homepage refresh and big chat backend speedups.

Sound alerts for deals and notifications, global mute toggle, unified user muting, and DM reactions.

Multi-deposit tracking with chat notifications, client-side QR codes, vouch prompts, new DM compose button, and mobile-friendly transcripts.

Private messaging with typing indicators and image sharing, AutoMod content filtering, message search with advanced filters, redesigned dashboard, and dozens of chat fixes.

Email and password login replaces Discord — with 2FA, password reset, Turnstile CAPTCHA, session management, activity logs, and public user profiles.

AutoMint Web goes live — full escrow platform with real-time chat, encrypted wallets, and multi-crypto support.