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Changelog

Changelog

Every shipped feature, improvement, and fix. We update this every time we deploy something users will notice.

IMPROVEMENTApril 23, 2026

Site-wide copy and consistency pass

  • Reconciled pricing across all pages so the number in the checkout flow matches what is advertised on comparison pages
  • Updated chain coverage FAQ to reflect that Ethereum, Base, Arbitrum, Optimism, and Polygon are all fully supported
  • Corrected founder name spelling and brand casing in the legal terms section
  • Refreshed effective dates on the terms and privacy pages
  • Removed stale roadmap claims from the analyst academy content
  • Cleaned up writing style across the public docs and academy modules for tighter, less generic prose
FIXApril 22, 2026

Wallet relationship graph readability and correctness pass

  • Filtered out heuristic pattern-match labels that were appearing as trusted entity nodes alongside curated OFAC labels
  • Counterparty nodes now show transaction count with a unit (e.g., '347 tx') instead of a bare number
  • Inline labels now show on most counterparties instead of requiring a click to identify them
  • Edge labels upgraded to a larger, higher-contrast treatment so they stay readable at normal zoom
  • Low-confidence inferred labels now render with a dashed border, muted color, and 'inferred' subtitle so analysts can distinguish them from curated labels at a glance
  • Viewport safety margin expanded so outer nodes and their subtitle labels no longer clip at the edge of the graph container
  • Added a short legend explaining the graph conventions
FEATUREApril 21, 2026

Analyst calibration feedback loop

  • New 'Flag for calibration review' button on the briefing tab for any analysis
  • Structured reason-code dropdown captures the specific disagreement (score too high, score too low, wrong entity label, missed structural pattern, wrong decision posture, other)
  • Optional 2000-character notes field for deeper context
  • Full analysis payload is stored alongside each report so engine updates can reproduce what the analyst saw at the time of submission
  • Best-effort email notification routes reports to the engineering team for review
FIXApril 20, 2026

Security hardening pass

  • Cron routes now fail closed when the secret environment variable is not configured, instead of defaulting open
  • Authorization check added to the case wallet delete endpoint so only the case owner can remove wallets from it
  • Two latent RLS policies removed from saved_wallets and case_folders that were granting public-role access to what should have been service-role-only data
  • Full security and data integrity audit completed across 20 code paths and 18 tables
FEATUREApril 19, 2026

Bybit hack case study and engine label fix

  • Published the first public case study at /case-studies/bybit-hack-lazarus-wallet-analysis, a full forensic analysis of the $1.5B Bybit hack with the CredScore engine output on the Lazarus attacker wallet
  • Rebuilt the case studies index at /case-studies with article, breadcrumb, and FAQ schema markup for search engine discoverability
  • Added related-study cards to every comparison page and a footer link from the homepage
  • Corrected a latent engine label issue that was preventing the primary Bybit exploiter wallet from triggering the sanctions cap during analysis
  • Suppressed the cosmic particle background on all case study pages for cleaner long-form reading
FEATUREApril 9, 2026

Documentation, changelog, and trust center launched

  • Full documentation site at /docs covering scoring, signals, cases, team workspaces, and more
  • Public changelog at /changelog showing every release
  • Security and trust center at /security
  • Status page at /status with real-time service health
  • First-time onboarding flow on the analyst desk
FIXApril 8, 2026

Engine accuracy pass — sanctions and known-good entities

  • Self-sanctioned wallets (e.g., OFAC Lazarus addresses) now correctly hard-cap at score 12 across all scoring stages
  • Three-layer enforcement prevents any intermediate scoring adjustment from overriding the sanctions cap
  • Known-good entities (Vitalik, Ethereum Foundation) get a +10 score boost and gentler confidence dampening
  • Fan-out distribution patterns no longer force 'Review' on known public figures
IMPROVEMENTApril 8, 2026

Site-wide UI polish pass

  • Unified all marketing page footers with consistent link order
  • Added smooth transitions on links, buttons, and inputs
  • Accessible keyboard focus rings on all interactive elements
  • Consistent card padding and hover lift effects
  • Removed duplicate Business link from footer
FEATUREApril 7, 2026

Six analyst features shipped

  • Audit trail logs every analysis run per user
  • Score history with sparkline chart on the overview tab
  • Expandable signal flags with evidence bullets
  • Counterparty drill-down — analyze any entity directly from the result
  • Batch analysis (up to 10 wallets) with streaming results
  • Wallet monitoring with daily cron job and alerts
IMPROVEMENTApril 7, 2026

Sidebar upgrades and platform intelligence

  • Drag and drop to reorder saved wallets
  • Hover to see full wallet address
  • Star icon to toggle watchlist status
  • Folder delete confirmation
  • Platform intelligence card showing how many times CredScore has analyzed a wallet
  • Score auto-updates in sidebar after re-analysis
FEATUREApril 6, 2026

Case management

  • Create investigation cases with title, severity, and status
  • Attach wallets directly from analysis results
  • Timeline of case events (status changes, notes, wallet attachments)
  • Case detail view with full investigation history
  • Case lifecycle: open, pending, escalated, closed
FEATUREApril 6, 2026

Team workspaces

  • Create organizations with multi-analyst membership
  • Role system: Owner, Admin, Analyst
  • Email invite flow with shareable token links
  • Cases scoped to org or personal visibility
FEATUREApril 5, 2026

Analyst Academy launched

  • 12 modules covering crypto fundamentals, AML, scoring, red flags, and reporting
  • 50+ lessons with progress tracking
  • Quiz at the end of every module
  • Designed for compliance analysts of all skill levels
FEATUREApril 5, 2026

OFAC sanctions sync

  • Weekly cron syncs the official OFAC SDN list every Monday
  • Extracts all sanctioned Ethereum addresses automatically
  • Stored in sanctions_registry for fast scoring lookups
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