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HiveSuite Development Update: Web3 EVM Login & Proxy Integration

sagarkothari88 — Fri, 30 Oct 2026 06:00:18 GMT

HiveSuite

Backend — hive-inbox

Secure EVM Signature Validation

The backend authentication flow has been strengthened with a 5-minute EVM signature expiration validation.

This adds a time-based security check to Web3 authentication and prevents older authentication signatures from remaining valid indefinitely.

The expiration window provides a balance between usability and security while ensuring that authentication requests remain time-limited.

Web3 Proxy Posting

Web3 users can now publish content through the Web3 proxy infrastructure.

Proxy posting support has been enabled for:

Posts
Snaps
Comments

This allows Web3 users to participate in HiveSuite's content ecosystem without requiring every publishing action to be handled directly through the native Hive account authentication flow.

The backend now acts as an important bridge between Web3 identity and Hive content operations.

Web3 Identity in Hive Metadata

Web3 identity and provider information has also been added to Hive metadata.

This allows published content to retain information about the Web3 identity and provider associated with the action.

Maintaining this identity information is important for consistently representing Web3 users throughout the Hive ecosystem.

Web3 Proxy Configuration

Support has also been added for Web3 proxy environment-variable aliases.

This provides more flexibility when configuring the Web3 proxy infrastructure across different environments and deployment setups.

Web3 Proxy Backend

HiveReactKit — Web3 Identity & Wallet UI

Wallet Provider Badges

HiveReactKit now includes wallet provider badges for major supported wallets.

These badges provide a visual indication of the wallet provider associated with a Web3 account.

This makes wallet-based identities easier to recognize and improves consistency across profile and authentication interfaces.

Wallet Provider Badges

Web2 & Web3 Identity Labels

Clear identity labels have also been added to distinguish:

Web2 profiles
Web3 profiles

This is particularly important now that HiveSuite supports multiple authentication types.

Users can now more easily understand what type of account they are viewing or currently using.

Web2 Provider Detection Fix

The profile identity detection logic has been improved to prevent Web2 providers from being incorrectly classified as Web3 accounts.

This ensures that Google, Apple, and other Web2 authentication providers continue to be represented correctly even when Web3 functionality is available within the same application.

This separation is important for avoiding incorrect wallet badges, profile labels, and account-specific functionality.

Web3 Profile Capabilities

Web3 users now receive appropriate profile functionality, including:

Profile tabs
Daily credit badges

This brings Web3 profiles closer to the overall feature experience available to other supported account types while keeping identity-specific behavior intact.

Web3 Profile Identity

HiveSuite — Web3 Authentication Integration

Web3 Authentication State

HiveSuite now handles Web3 authentication state throughout the application.

This allows the application to correctly determine when a user is authenticated through an EVM wallet and adjust the interface and available functionality accordingly.

The authentication state is propagated to the relevant components so Web3-specific behavior can remain consistent across the application.

Web3 Wallet Header

The HiveSuite header has been updated to provide a more useful representation of Web3 accounts.

The header now supports:

Shortened wallet addresses
User avatars
Wallet provider badges

Instead of displaying a long EVM wallet address that can consume significant screen space, the shortened representation keeps the identity readable while preserving the recognizable wallet information.

Web3 Header Identity

Hive RPC Compatibility Improvements

EVM Wallet Address Handling

One of the important technical challenges was preventing EVM wallet addresses from being incorrectly passed into Hive RPC operations.

Hive and EVM wallet identities follow different address formats and authentication models, so attempting to treat an EVM wallet address as a traditional Hive account can result in RPC failures.

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Hive Dev Proposal #3

hdev — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 21:35:39 GMT

Since mid-2024, our team has been building Hive tools in the HAF ecosystem, working alongside @blocktrades and the core development team. This is our third Hive Dev proposal, and we want to start with a big thank you to everyone who supported the first two.

Proposal #2 was funded for only about the second half of its term. During that period, 25 people contributed through our work, and we merged 434 merge requests across 10 Hive repositories and shipped:

Two new HAF apps: haf_stats (network analytics) and haf_fyp (a personalised For You feed), both now standard modules in the latest haf_api_node release. PeakD serves haf_fyp's ranking to its readers.
hivescan.info as an analytics hub: a dashboard you arrange yourself, sign-in with Keychain and HiveSigner, account analytics with a delegation map, a DHF Governance Hub, and network, RC and governance reports in 12 languages.
New endpoints and fixes in Hive's core backends: Balance Tracker, HAF Block Explorer, Hivemind, HiveSense and HAF, including rebuilt escrow tracking, corrected witness vote counts, and a Hivemind bug that silently skipped blocks, which we found and diagnosed on our node.
Two public HAF API nodes that we run, carrying the full stack.
Apps that bring people to Hive: Waggle; HivePulse, now a Hive wallet with a Scam Shield, on Chrome and Firefox; Hive Runner; four apps, not yet launched, from our summer developer cohort; Actifit's on-chain challenges engine, The Arena, with redesigned Android and iOS apps; weekly contests that pay Hive writers in HIVE, run in our new Hdev Contests community; and Vylor, a finance app built this year and live on Google Play and the App Store.

Our ask is 275 HBD/day, about 34% less than our prior proposal's adjusted rate, after streamlining our developer allocation and infrastructure. Below is what we delivered, what comes next and what the ask pays for. Thank you for reading, and for helping us keep improving Hive.

Summary

In the year of proposal #2 (2025-11-01 to 2026-10-28) the team merged 434 merge requests across 10 Hive GitLab repositories. It also shipped two new HAF applications, haf_stats and haf_fyp, and both are standard modules in the latest haf_api_node release, 1.28.8. This proposal (#3) funds the next year: keeping those apps and the Block Explorer moving, and the new work listed under Upcoming work.

What the year delivered, at a glance:

haf_stats, a new HAF analytics app: 114 MRs, with network statistics, governance, RC and per-account endpoints feeding the Block Explorer's dashboards.
haf_fyp, a new HAF app for a personalised For You feed: 112 MRs. It is live: PeakD, Waggle and HivePulse serve its ranking, and Denser plans to.
Block Explorer UI (hivescan.info): 148 MRs, adding a modular dashboard, sign-in with Keychain and HiveSigner, a full analytics and reporting section, and per-account analytics that complete roadmap items 2 and 5.
Backend work in Balance Tracker, HAF Block Explorer, HAF, Hivemind, HiveSense and haf_api_node: 60 MRs.
Waggle, a For You feed front end, the Hive Runner game and the HivePulse browser extension and wallet, on GitHub; four Hive apps in development from our summer cohort of Hive developers; Actifit's new on-chain challenges engine (The Arena), its apps and site; and Vylor, a personal finance app that works with Hive, live on Google Play and the App Store. In all, 3,192 commits on GitHub, cohort developers and contributors included.
Two public HAF API nodes we run: testapi.hivescan.info and hiveapi.actifit.io.

Roadmap from proposal #2

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HiveSuite Development Update: Web3 Authentication, Multi-Wallet Login & Vote Value Improvements

sagarkothari88 — Thu, 29 Oct 2026 06:00:18 GMT

HiveSuite

Web3 Authentication, Multi-Wallet Login & Profile Integration

The authentication architecture has been expanded to support a broader range of account types while keeping the existing Hive and Web2 experiences intact.

The implementation is divided across three major layers:

Authentication Package
Backend Authentication
HiveSuite Integration

This layered approach provides a reusable foundation that can support Web3 authentication across Hive-related applications.

1. Authentication Package

Multi-Platform Login Support

The authentication package now supports three primary login categories:

Web2
Hive
Web3

This provides users with greater flexibility when choosing how they want to access the application.

The existing Hive authentication flow remains available while Web3 login introduces wallet-based authentication for users who prefer connecting an EVM-compatible wallet.

Multi-Wallet Support

Support for multiple wallets and account switching has also been added.

Users can now have more than one wallet identity available and switch between supported accounts without requiring a completely separate application session.

This creates an important foundation for users who manage multiple Web3 identities or use different wallets for different purposes.

Web3 Profile Identity

Web3 users can now configure their profile identity with:

Profile name
Profile avatar

This allows wallet-based accounts to have a recognizable identity inside the application rather than being represented only by a long wallet address.

Web3 Login Toggle

An option has also been introduced to enable or disable Web3 login.

This provides applications with control over whether the Web3 authentication experience should be available to their users.

The configurable approach makes the authentication package more reusable across different Hive ecosystem applications and deployment environments.

Web3 Authentication

2. Backend — Web3 Authentication Infrastructure

Web3 Wallet User Schema

The backend user schema has been expanded with dedicated Web3 wallet fields.

This allows Web3 identity information to be stored alongside existing user authentication information while keeping the account structure organized.

EVM Wallet Signature Verification

Backend-side EVM wallet signature verification has been implemented.

This provides a secure authentication mechanism where the backend can verify that a login request was authorized by the wallet associated with the account.

Signature-based authentication avoids relying solely on a wallet address supplied by the client and provides a proper verification step before establishing the authenticated session.

Web3 Login Endpoint

A dedicated authentication endpoint has been added:

POST /login_web3

This endpoint handles Web3 authentication requests and provides the backend entry point required for wallet-based login.

Profile APIs

Backend APIs have also been added for profile management:

Profile save
Profile fetch

This allows Web3 profile information to be synchronized between the application and backend.

Together, these backend changes provide the core infrastructure required to support Web3 users throughout the HiveSuite application.

Backend Web3 Authentication

3. HiveSuite Integration

Local Authentication Package Integration

HiveSuite has been linked with the latest local hive-authentication package.

This allows the application to consume the updated authentication functionality directly during development and ensures the Web3 login implementation can be tested alongside the existing Web2 and Hive authentication flows.

Web3 Login & Multi-Wallet Configuration

HiveSuite now integrates:

Web3 login
Multiple wallet support
Account switching
Web3 profile configuration

The integration is designed to keep the different authentication methods available without disrupting the existing Hive login experience.

Environment-Based Web3 Login Toggle

Web3 login availability can now be controlled through environment configuration.

This provides flexibility for enabling or disabling Web3 authentication depending on the deployment or application configuration.

It also makes it easier to roll out Web3 authentication gradually without requiring major application-level changes.

Backend Authentication Synchronization

HiveSuite now synchronizes Web3 authentication and profile information with the backend.

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🎉 HiveSuite Daily Rewards for 20-Oct-2026

sagarkothari88 — Wed, 28 Oct 2026 18:00:18 GMT

Hello Hive Community Members! 👋

Another day, another round of HiveSuite rewards! 🚀

Congratulations to everyone who actively used HiveSuite on 20-Oct-2026. Your activities, engagement, and contributions help keep the Hive community active — and we want to give something back.

Every day, HiveSuite users can earn points through different activities on the app, including posting, commenting, uploading content, engaging with others, playing games, and more.

To keep things fair, there are limits on certain activities. The goal is not to encourage spam or unnecessary noise on the Hive blockchain, but to encourage meaningful activity and genuine participation.

Today, 10 HIVE has been distributed among 78 active HiveSuite users. 🎁

Some Personal Share

Look at this lego truck
It’s so full of colors
It’s french frice truck from Lego
What lego model did you build recently? Let me know in comments section

HiveSuite Leaderboard — 2026-10-20

Rank	User	Points	Posts	Snaps	Comments	Upvotes	Curation	Games	Scratch Card	HIVE Reward
1	@bhattg	208	0	45	86	56	20	0	1	0.463
2	@lazzvi	108	0	35	64	4	2	1	2	0.346
3	@offgridlife	92	0	35	20	18	14	2	3	0.323
4	@sagarkothari88	61	20	20	12	0	7	0	2	0.000
5	@tydynrain	59	0	0	0	38	19	0	2	0.268
6	@nusrat5686	54	10	15	14	7	6	0	2	0.258
7	@mben.fecundius	51	0	35	14	0	0	0	2	0.252
8	@chaosmagic23	43	0	15	18	1	1	0	8	0.235
9	@shopnilhasan	42	10	20	0	2	2	0	8	0.233
10	@daverick	35	0	10	6	9	8	0	2	0.217
11	@bitphoto	25	0	5	0	10	2	0	8	0.190
12	@lampwork	25	0	5	0	17	0	0	3	0.000
13	@muhshrooms	24	10	0	2	6	5	0	1	0.188
14	@fandala	23	10	10	0	0	0	0	3	0.185
15	@ryivhnn	22	0	0	2	5	5	0	10	0.181
16	@dilshadi4	19	10	5	0	0	0	0	4	0.172
17	@afridisab	19	10	0	0	0	0	0	9	0.000
18	@mayt	18	0	5	6	0	0	1	6	0.169
19	@we-are-ai	17	10	5	0	0	0	1	1	0.165
20	@himu01	17	10	0	0	0	0	0	7	0.165
21	@wiseagent	17	10	5	0	0	0	0	2	0.165
22	@shopno-raj	16	10	5	0	1	0	0	0	0.162
23	@bulkovam	16	0	5	4	2	2	1	2	0.162
24	@pathfinder7191	15	0	0	2	4	4	0	5	0.158
25	@queen88	15	10	5	0	0	0	0	0	0.158
26	@intishar	14	0	10	0	0	0	0	4	0.154
27	@protonepal	14	0	5	4	3	0	0	2	0.154
28	@ismeris	14	0	5	0	0	0	1	8	0.154
29	@keithtaylor	14	0	0	0	3	1	3	7	0.154
30	@nattosenpai	14	0	0	12	0	0	0	2	0.154
31	@mysteriousroad	14	0	10	0	2	2	0	0	0.154
32	@new-orden	13	0	0	4	3	3	1	2	0.150
33	@shinysky	13	0	5	0	0	0	2	6	0.000
34	@oadissin	13	0	0	2	7	4	0	0	0.150
35	@forkyishere	13	0	0	2	1	1	0	9	0.150
36	@sirenahippie	12	10	0	0	0	0	0	2	0.146
37	@storicious	12	10	0	0	0	0	0	2	0.146
38	@orangecrush12	12	10	0	2	0	0	0	0	0.146
39	@imfarhad	11	0	5	0	0	0	0	6	0.142
40	@tupo55	10	10	0	0	0	0	0	0	0.000
41	@borghesegardens	10	0	0	0	5	0	0	5	0.137
42	@ayon02	10	10	0	0	0	0	0	0	0.137
43	@amazingdrinks	10	0	0	0	0	0	0	10	0.137
44	@way-big	9	0	0	0	4	3	0	2	0.133
45	@bosferi123	9	0	0	0	1	1	0	7	0.133
46	@campingclub	9	0	0	0	5	4	0	0	0.133
47	@rgcryptoartist	8	0	0	0	3	3	0	2	0.128
48	@nabbas0786	7	0	5	0	1	1	0	0	0.122
49	@iamraincrystal	7	0	5	0	0	0	0	2	0.122
50	@bitjoe369	5	0	0	0	0	0	0	5	0.000
51	@animek	5	0	5	0	0	0	0	0	0.111
52	@moretea	5	0	5	0	0	0	0	0	0.111
53	@eyeguy	4	0	0	0	1	1	0	2	0.104
54	@epodcaster	4	0	0	2	1	1	0	0	0.104
55	@zoe01	4	0	0	0	0	0	0	4	0.104
56	@fugazz	4	0	0	0	0	0	1	3	0.104
57	@mobi72	4	0	0	0	1	0	3	0	0.104
58	@oldmans	4	0	0	4	0	0	0	0	0.104
59	@jimmy.adames	3	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	0.096
60	@savvytester	3	0	0	0

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🐝🧱 BeeTris Update: Records Rebuilt, Tips Added, and Guests Can Finally Post Their Score

hive3 — Wed, 28 Oct 2026 12:24:39 GMT

Since the last update, this bee's been quietly buzzing through the backend and the frontend both. Nothing here changes how the game plays — it's all about what happens around a run: how your score gets recorded, how you find it again, and how easy it is to actually get it on-chain in the first place.

👉 PLAY BEETRIS NOW

🏆 Records tab, rebuilt

The Records tab used to split your attention evenly between the global leaderboard and your own personal bests. Now the global leaderboard gets the spotlight it deserves, front and center, with your own runs on this device shown compact right below it — easier to see where you actually stand against everyone else, without losing your own history.

Right alongside it: a new Share result button, both on the game-over screen and in Records. One tap copies a ready-to-paste line with your score, lines cleared and hardfork reached, plus direct links to post it on Ecency Waves or PeakD. If a run felt good, now it's one tap to brag about it.

📣 Support the Developer (voluntary, optional, real HIVE)

A small addition for anyone who's enjoyed the game and wants to help keep this hive buzzing: a Support the Developer tip button in the Info tab. It sends real HIVE directly to this bee via Keychain, clearly separated from the in-game play-money HIVE/HBD you earn during a run — those two have never been, and will never be, the same thing. Entirely optional, preset amounts or your own.

🕒 Leaderboard times, no more guessing

Leaderboard entries used to show a timestamp with no label, which left everyone guessing whether it meant their local time or something else. Now every entry shows an explicit UTC label — small fix, but no more mental math trying to figure out when a run actually happened.

🖥️ Fixed: sidebar getting clipped on short, wide screens

On wide-but-short desktop monitors (1920×1080 and similar), the sidebar holding mute/music/pause/language controls could get clipped at the bottom with no way to scroll to the hidden part. That panel now scrolls properly instead of silently hiding content — a small bug, but an annoying one if you'd hit it.

🔑 The big one: guests can now post their score without replaying

This is the one this bee is most excited about. Until now, the "Post score on-chain" button only showed up if you were already logged in with Hive before you started playing — and nothing on the game-over screen ever told you that, or offered to log in there. If you just jumped in as a guest (which, let's be honest, most first-time visitors do), your run was gone the moment you closed that screen. No do-over, no second chance.

Game-over now shows "Log in with Hive to post this score" for guests. One click, Keychain signs you in right then and there, and your just-finished run gets offered for broadcast immediately — no replaying, no losing the score you just earned. Same secure login flow as everywhere else in the game, just finally available at the one moment it actually matters most.

🧪 Still beta, still listening

Same invitation as always: play, poke at things, tell this bee what feels off. Comment here or open a GitHub issue — every report so far has made it into a fix.

👉 hiveb3.github.io/hive-block-producer

Bee3 🐝
@hive3 · The Hive Tree 🌳

_{⋆⋅🍯⋅⋆ No honey without hard work: stacking blocks, hoping for your witness vote! 🗳️ Vote @hive3 · or via HiveSuite}

_{via HiveSuite}

CyberSpace77 v0.19 released — added full Subspace (community) implementation, review the Mute list of Subspaces for more transparency before joining, x-style J K L keyboard support added for browsing the feed, and much more.

vikisecrets — Wed, 28 Oct 2026 11:40:12 GMT

Es gibt wieder eine neue Cyberspace App mit sehr vielen neuen Features und Quality of Life Verbesserungen.

Habe jetzt alle Subspace (Community) Features implementiert, man kann jetzt Subspaces anlegen, verwalten, und auch die Mitglieder-Rollen bearbeiten.

Auch die About-Seite habe ich neu gestaltet und von Rules in About umbenannt, um Subspaces freundlicher zu machen. Nicht alle Subspaces haben seitenlange Rules-Listen.

Und noch ein Feature gibt es, das wahrscheinlich nicht allen Subspace-Admins gefallen wird. Unter Members könnt ihr euch jetzt auch die Mute Liste des Subspaces und die Gründe, warum jemand gemutet wurde, anschauen.

Das ist möglich, da alle Daten öffentlich zugänglich auf der Blockchain gespeichert werden.

Denke bei Subspaces kann die Mute-Liste für mehr Transparenz beitragen. Bevor man einem Subspace beitritt, könnt ihr anhand der Mute Liste ein Gefühl dafür bekommen, wie restriktiv die Moderation in einem Subspace ausfällt.

Ein besonders lange Mute Liste könnte dann je nachdem ein Grund sein, nicht beizutreten oder vielleicht sogar gerade deswegen beizutreten, da der Subspace stärker moderiert wird als andere.

Und noch etwas ist mir bei der Implementierung aufgefallen. Subspace Owners können jeden Hive Account auch ohne dessen Zustimmung in einen Subspace zum Beispiel als Mitglied oder sogar Admin hinzufügen. Das sollte man bei Subspaces beachten, dass nur die Subscriber wirklich von den Usern ausgehen. Mods können auch keine Subscriber entfernen. Das kann nur der User selber.

Soweit zu den Subspaces.

Darüber hinaus gibt es noch viele coole Features, die das Leben im Cyberspace vereinfachen sollen.

Darunter auch ein smartes Eingabefeld für den Titel eines Posts. Der Titel heißt jetzt Teaser und soll die User dazu animieren, einen Tweet-ähnlichen Post zu schreiben, und nicht Beiträge mit einem generischen "Post #377" Titel einzuleiten.

Auf CyberSpace77 seid ihr keine Blogger mehr, sondern echte Crypto und Cyberpunks.

Die neue Version hat jetzt auch eine Twitter/X-inspirierte J K L Keyboard-Unterstützung implementiert, um durch den Feed zu scrollen. Mit J gelangt ihr zum nächsten Post und mit 2x L könnt ihr diesen upvoten und mit Enter den Post zum Lesen öffnen. Ist extrem praktisch, falls ihr das schon mal auf X verwendet habt.

Auch die Wallet wurde stark verbessert, gibt jetzt eine realistischere Einschätzung über die Staked Hive (Hive Power) APR an, falls der Account auch aktiv kuratiert, könnt ihr im Moment bis zu 9% APR erzielen. Falls ihr aktiv postet sogar mehr.

Und auch eine übersichtliche Darstellung aller Delegations eines Account sind jetzt abrufbar. Alleine dieses Feature hat mich fast einen ganzen Tag Vibe Coding Arbeit gekostet, war selbst mit KI extrem mühsam, das hinzubekommen.

Andererseits hätte es ohne KI noch viel länger gedauert. Vibe Coding ist der absolute Wahnsinn. Hat das Coding komplett verändert und es wird auch kein Zurück mehr geben meiner Meinung nach.

Was sagt ihr dazu? Postet Feedback, Bug Reports und Feature Requests in den Kommentaren.

CyberSpace77

Alien Art Hive subspace

https://cyberspace77.com/subspace/158694

https://cyberspace77.com/

@cyberspace77

Release notes

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Who Are You Really Talking To on Hive? A Look With HiveScan

dimante — Wed, 28 Oct 2026 07:51:33 GMT

This is a cross post of @dimante/who-are-you-really-talking by @dimante.

New in my HiveScan series: the Social Interactions report. It turns your replies, votes, reblogs and follows into one picture of who you actually talk to on Hive.

HiveSuite Development Update: Chess, Wallet & Game API Improvements

sagarkothari88 — Wed, 28 Oct 2026 06:00:18 GMT

HiveSuite

HiveSuite — Chess Game

Pass & Play and Bot Gameplay

HiveSuite's Chess game has been expanded with multiple ways to play.

Players can now choose between:

Pass & Play — two players can play locally on the same device.
Play with Bot — play against an AI-controlled opponent.

The bot experience includes 5 difficulty levels, providing a progression from beginner-friendly gameplay to advanced challenges:

Novice — 600 ELO
Beginner
Intermediate
Advanced
Grandmaster — 2200 ELO

This difficulty progression makes the chess experience suitable for both casual players and users looking for a more challenging match.

Chess Gameplay Features

The chess board has also been enhanced with a complete set of gameplay features, including:

Multiple time controls
Live chess clocks
Board flip functionality
Move history
Captured pieces
Material advantage tracking
Chess sound effects

These features provide a more complete chess experience while keeping the interface focused on the game itself.

Chess Match Recap Cards

A new 1080×1080 match recap card has been added for completed chess games.

The recap provides a shareable summary of the match and can be previewed through the Post Composer before being shared to Hive Snaps.

This connects the gaming experience directly with Hive's social and content-sharing ecosystem, allowing players to turn their completed matches into shareable content.

Chess Match Recap

Responsive Chess UI & Timer Improvements

The chess interface has also received stability and responsive improvements.

Fixed an issue where the bot timer could freeze during gameplay.
Optimized the compact responsive interface.
Improved the layout for smaller screens.
Maintained important gameplay information without overcrowding the board.

The result is a smoother chess experience across both desktop and mobile layouts.

Chess Analytics & Leaderboards

Firebase Analytics has been added to the chess game to support usage tracking and gameplay insights.

Chess leaderboard configuration has also been introduced, creating the foundation for competitive rankings and player statistics within HiveSuite.

Chess Gameplay

HiveReactKit — Wallet & Resource Credits

Real-Time RC Regeneration

HiveReactKit has received significant improvements to the Resource Credits experience.

RC regeneration is now calculated in real time using a 5-day regeneration period, providing users with a more accurate view of how their available Resource Credits recover over time.

This gives Hive users better visibility into one of the most important blockchain resources required for everyday Hive interactions.

Estimated RC Capacity

The wallet interface now provides estimated remaining capacity for several common Hive operations:

Posts
Comments
Transfers
Votes

Instead of only showing a general RC percentage, users can better understand what their remaining resources mean in practical terms.

This makes Resource Credits easier to understand, especially for newer Hive users.

RC Regeneration & Capacity

RC Delegation Improvements

Delegation Health & Progress

RC delegation information has been improved with percentage-based health indicators and progress bars.

Users can now more easily understand the current state of their RC delegation.

Delegation rows now provide additional information and actions, including:

User avatars
Delegated RC amount
Update delegation action
Delete delegation action
Percentage-based progress indicators

This creates a more informative and actionable delegation management experience.

RC Delegation Management

Advanced Wallet Transaction Filters

The transaction history experience has also been expanded with more advanced filtering options.

Users can now filter transactions based on:

Direction
Claim rewards
Dust transactions
Amount thresholds

These filters make it easier to find specific wallet activity without manually searching through a large transaction history.

This is particularly useful for active Hive users who regularly interact with transfers, rewards, and other blockchain transactions.

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3Speak: Your Profile, Your Stories, Your Supporters

mantequilla-soft — Wed, 28 Oct 2026 00:35:48 GMT

The short version

24-hour Stories are live for everyone: post your own, and watch them on the home page and first in the Shorts feed.
A new leaderboard for Videos, Shorts, Stories and Tags, and a Customize profile editor.
Comments got sorting, creator pins, images and a preview tab.
Supporters: every tip on a video is now recorded and shown.
Reshare is now called Hype, and there is a real Hive Reblog button next to it.
Hive-style addresses like 3speak.tv/@yourname, and a preview image for every shared link.
Faster home feeds, fewer stalls when a Hive node goes down, and much better visibility on Google and Bing.
Ads play quieter, fill portrait videos properly and adapt to slow connections.
Under the hood: hot storage node fixes, a smarter encoder and a new Snapie release.

🌐 3speak.tv website

new-3speak-tv · 9 releases, all live

24-hour Stories are here

Stories are short videos that disappear after 24 hours. They lead the home page in a row with a countdown ring, come first in the Shorts feed with a "time left" badge, and your followers get a notification when you post one. They are open to everyone: anyone with a Hive account can post a story, and everyone can watch them.

Two taps to post a story.
Seen by: see who watched your story.
Keep as short: turn a story into a normal short before it runs out.
Streaks: count the days in a row you posted a story, with its own spot on the leaderboard.

(#534)

A leaderboard for every kind of video

The leaderboard now has chips for Videos, Shorts, Stories and Tags. Rank creators by watch time or by count, and pick the time range right in the header: 7 days, 30 days, a year or all time. (#534)

Customize your profile

On your own profile, Customize profile lets you drag the Overview sections into the order you like, resize them, hide the ones you don't need and set up a separate layout for phones. Nothing changes for your visitors until you press Save. (#534)

Titles for Shorts

Shorts can now carry a title, set when you upload or edit them. (#534)

Remix chains share the rewards

A remix of a remix used to pay and credit only the video it came from directly. Now every earlier creator in the chain, up to six videos back, gets a share of the rewards and a link in the post. (#534)

Comments: sort, pin, add images, preview

Comments on videos and Shorts can now be sorted, and creators can pin up to three comments to the top of their video. You can add images to a comment, and a Write / Preview tab shows how it will look before you send it. (#525)

Supporters: every tip counts

Every tip sent to a video's creator is now recorded, after checking the real transfer on Hive, so nobody can fake one. Profiles show tips received and given, and a Supporters tab lists who supported whom, with their memos. A tip can also be hidden, and tip memos now link to the video or audio post you tipped. (#525, #534)

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PeakD update: Smoother app updates and simpler settings

asgarth — Tue, 27 Oct 2026 14:05:51 GMT

This update includes some work on how PeakD picks up new releases, along with a simpler Settings page, higher-quality image uploads for Horizon, and separate tag filters for Snaps. There are a few fixes for using PeakD on your phone too.

A smoother refresh when PeakD updates

If you keep PeakD open in a tab or use it as an installed app, getting the latest release should be straightforward.

I've improved how PeakD detects and offers new updates, making the refresh process more consistent and giving you clearer information about the available release in the New Version Available notice.

The familiar Reload Now and Dismiss choices are still there, so you can choose when to switch to the update.

Settings, with less scrolling and automatic saving

The Settings page had become quite a long scroll, especially on a phone. It now has five tabs: General, Votes and Rewards, Look and Feel, Content, and Account. Open the section you need and the rest stays out of the way. On mobile, the tabs use a compact row of icons.

Your preferences also save automatically when you change them. There is a small Saving / Saved indicator in the section header, so you can see when a change has been saved without looking for a button at the bottom of the page.

The account features that update your Hive metadata, such as enabling your portfolio or shop, still have their own action buttons and use your wallet as before.

You can have a look at the new layout in Settings.

Higher-quality image uploads for Horizon

The last image upload update focused on making uploads more reliable and giving you a better view of your daily allowance. This adds a choice for people who want to keep a little more detail in their photos.

With an active Horizon subscription, you can turn on Higher quality image uploads under Settings → General. It is off by default.

When enabled, PeakD preserves more detail in your images, with less compression and more room for larger photos. This also applies to HEIC and HEIF photos uploaded from your phone.

This is useful for photography, artwork, or other images where the smaller details matter. The trade-off is larger files, potentially longer uploads, and more of your daily upload allowance used.

Horizon users can also start with larger source photos, reducing the need to shrink them manually before adding them to a post.

There is a direct link to the quality setting in the editor's Recent uploads panel for Horizon users on larger screens. On smaller phones, you can reach it through Settings → General.

A clearer preview while images upload

While an image is being processed and uploaded, the post preview now shows a gently pulsing placeholder instead of a broken-image warning. As processing progresses, it can show a blurred preview with the image's proportions, before the uploaded image takes its place.

This makes it easier to see where your images will go while you keep writing, especially when uploading several photos or using a slower connection.

Separate tag filters for Snaps

You might want to read long posts about a topic without seeing it in your Snaps stream, or the other way around. Snaps now has its own excluded-tag list, separate from the one used for posts.

Open Settings / Content to configure it. Changing your Snap exclusions leaves your post exclusions alone, and your existing post filters no longer determine which tags are hidden in Snaps.

The same wildcard patterns work here too:

tag matches that exact tag.
tag-* matches tags starting with tag-.
*-tag matches tags ending with -tag.

Pasting tags into either exclusion list is a little more forgiving too: uppercase letters are converted to lowercase, stray characters are removed, and duplicates are filtered out.

A few smaller fixes

Fixed a positioning issue with the PeakLock unlock modal.
PeakLock PIN entry has been adjusted to prevent automatic zooming on iOS and avoid scrolling the page as focus moves between digits.
The slideout menu fits the changing height of the mobile browser better, with scrolling kept within the menu rather than spilling onto the page behind it.

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