HawkEye 1.6.0

HawkEye 1.6.0 for Windows.

Your account now levels from 1 to 200, with name colors along the way, and each Feathers rank has its own emblem. Community gets servers with channels and roles, the Lab gets games and head-to-head duels the server scores, and Privacy mode hides your balances while you stream or record. Updates keep you signed in, and HawkEye Max adds Sniper Assist, which alerts you and never buys for you.

New:

• Community has servers: your servers on a rail, then channels, chat and members. Your groups are servers now, with a #general channel and everyone still in them.
• Make a server with an icon, a color and a description, public or invite only. Find public servers, or join with an invite code or link.
• Server channels with categories, topics, announcement channels and slow mode. Unread marks and mention counts on every channel and server.
• Server roles: owner, admins, mods and members, plus custom roles that can pin, time out, remove, ban, invite or manage channels.
• In a server, reply, mention people and roles, edit, pin and remove messages, and report one from its tools.
• A server’s member list shows who’s online, each member’s level color and rank. Set a nickname for each server. Owners can hand a server on, and when an owner leaves, an admin takes over first.
• Account levels from 1 to 200. Lessons, quizzes, daily practice, Lab sessions, achievements and Paper League trades all count.
• Every 10th level pays Feathers, with more at levels 50, 100, 150 and 200.
• Names change color as you climb: red from level 50, purple from 100, black from 150 and an RGB loop at 200, in chat, DMs, member lists, leaderboards and profiles.
• Feathers levels are now ranks, Hatchling to Legend, each with its own emblem on your profile.
• Each rank opens a hero theme that recolors the scene at the top of each page. Pick one in Settings > Appearance.
• A short moment plays when your level or rank goes up, and your level shows on Home, in Settings, on your profile and on the Rewards page, with what the next level brings.
• Games and duels: one hub for every game, from the Lab, the Arcade, Home and Ctrl+K.
• Four new games the server deals and scores: Size Rush, Book Depth, Trap or Breakout and Ruin Run, each with its own achievement.
• Duels: Snap Call Duel and Rug Race, the same rounds for both players. Challenge someone you follow, or join the queue and play right away. The answers stay on the server until both of you have played, then you see every round side by side.
• A duel rating and a weekly ladder. Rated duels pay Feathers and XP inside the daily limits. Nothing is staked. Rematch, a duel history, and a note in the bell when someone challenges you or a result comes in.
• Privacy mode: one switch hides your wallet addresses, balances and amounts across HawkEye’s own pages. Use the eye in the titlebar, Settings > Streaming, or Ctrl+Shift+H. Press and hold a hidden value to see just that one.
• Privacy mode turns on by itself while OBS, Streamlabs, XSplit, Twitch Studio, Game Bar, a screen share, NVIDIA or AMD recording, or a remote access app runs, and off again when it closes.
• Settings > Streaming can hide HawkEye’s whole window from screen capture. Remote Desktop and the remote access apps HawkEye knows still see it, and HawkEye’s icon in the notification area brings it back into captures.
• Wallet: your portfolio shows what your own wallets hold, coins and tokens, priced through DexScreener. Read-only.
• Wallet: Activity shows a wallet’s recent transfers and swaps on Solana, Ethereum and Bitcoin, and flags tiny transfers and fake tokens from look-alike addresses. Approvals opens Revoke.cash for any EVM wallet.
• The Feathers Shop: spend Feathers on Talon skins, profile looks and app themes in the Marketplace, with a featured look each week at 25% off and seasonal looks that come and go.
• 11 Talon skins, from a Shadow Hood to a Legend Crown. Talon stays the same hawk underneath, and the default look is unchanged.
• Make your profile yours: a status line, accent color, picture frame, name style, featured badge, pinned achievements and a links row.
• Animated GIF and WebP banners with Pro and Max, with banner position and effects. Free accounts keep still banners.
• Theme packs, more hero themes and chat bubble styles.
• Where you stand: a short skill check places you in basics, charts, risk, memecoins and token checks, psychology and strategy, and shows the next step for each. Skip it or retake it any time.
• Today’s practice comes from your own lessons: questions you missed come back until you get them right, and flashcards return on a spaced schedule. The snap call matches your level.
• New to HawkEye? Talon gives a short tour on your first launch, and any time from About & Support or Ctrl+K.
• HawkEye Max: everything in Pro, plus Sniper Assist, Smart Wallet Watch and HawkBot Max, for $29.99 a month or $288 a year. It opens once its prices are in the store; Notify me in Settings > Subscription tells you.
• Sniper Assist (Max): your own rules watch every new Solana launch on Launch Radar. A match reaches you in the app, on your desktop and on your phone with its X-ray summary, and one click hands the address to your own bot or platform. HawkEye never buys for you.
• Share a Sniper Assist rule with the Community, and copy anyone’s shared preset into your own rules.
• Smart Wallet Watch (Max): follow up to 20 Solana wallets and hear when they buy or sell a token.
• HawkBot Max: 10 Deep analyst reports a day (research, a full report, then a check against HawkBot’s rules), and a choice of model once more than one is set up.
• On Max, Launch Radar refreshes every 20 seconds and keeps 10 saved filters, Caller Check compares up to 4 callers side by side, alerts go up to 200, and three Max looks wait in the Feathers Shop.
• 11 more platforms in Terminal, each with what it’s for: Jupiter, Raydium, Hyperliquid, Uniswap, Binance, Coinbase Advanced, Bybit, OKX, Kraken Pro, and the BonkBot and Banana Gun Telegram bots. Every address was checked against two independent sources.
• Opening HawkEye lights the hawk’s eyes with a glint, and closing it dims them.
• Updates show a small window in the middle of the app: the HawkEye logo, a ring with the live percentage, the size, speed and time left, and each step from download to reopening. While an update installs, a small window says so until HawkEye opens again.
• The hawk on Home flies a different route each session, with rolls, dives, glides, hovers and loops, and Home has a new sky every day: auroras, drifting nebulae, meteor showers, ringed planets and twin moons, in your theme’s colors.

Improved:

• The sidebar folds into sections. Research, Assets, Community and System open and close under their headings, and HawkEye remembers how you left them. The long scrollbar is gone; a thin bar appears on hover only when a small window needs it.
• Quick sign-in on the Community page has new cards with the current Discord, Telegram, X and Reddit logos and clear buttons. A card says Signed in when HawkEye’s browser is already signed in to X or Reddit.
• A new name reaches everyone. Change your name, or your Discord or Google name, and chat, messages and groups show it after your next sign-in.
• Full GPU is the default rendering mode again. Settings > Appearance has an Automatic choice: if black frames still get through, Frame Guard moves your PC to Light GPU, then CPU (Smooth), by itself and remembers what works. A mode you pick by hand is never changed.
• Badges show only their name.
• The Continue button, today’s practice and HawkBot now meet you at your level, and your profile moves as you learn. One streak everywhere: Home and Talon show your practice streak.
• Talon cheers your wins, streaks and level-ups, and keeps you company after a rough trade or a missed day.
• Updates keep you signed in: your HawkEye sign-in, settings, open tabs and the sites you’re signed in to inside HawkEye stay on this PC through every update and restart.
• Sites that keep you signed in only until the browser closes now stay signed in inside HawkEye too, on this PC only.
• The sign-in card starts with Continue as for the last account on this PC: one click with Discord or Google, or with your kept password for a username account. Your HawkEye session renews by itself, so a few weeks away no longer means signing in again.
• Sign out can also clear this account’s data on this PC: its website sign-ins, site data, open tabs and kept password. Nothing is cleared unless you ask.
• HawkBot keeps answering when its main model is busy or out of quota: Bot Panel can add backup models.
• Ctrl+Shift+H is in Settings > Accessibility’s list of shortcuts.

Fixed:

• Names show properly everywhere: chat, messages, group invites, members, leaderboards and profiles show the person’s name, never an account key.
• Your streak keeps its days right: a day starts at your own midnight, summer time included. Two streak freezes now cover two missed days in a row, and your streak no longer shows 0 the morning after a day a freeze will cover.
• If today’s practice doesn’t reach the server, the card says so and sends it again.
• Signing out, activating a license or switching how HawkEye draws no longer loses a site sign-in you made just before.
• Signing in with your username in different capital letters no longer resets your settings and wallet book.
• Quitting at the sign-in card no longer forgets the tabs you had open.
• The exchanges’ own sign-in checks are no longer blocked by the ad blocker on their pages. Ads and trackers stay blocked.
• A restart no longer reports that HawkEye closed unexpectedly, and the sign-in tabs no longer show behind the two-step code step.

Security:

• A private server shows nothing to anyone outside it, and every server role, permission, timeout and ban is checked on HawkEye’s server.
• A name can’t use direction tricks, hidden characters or look-alike letters to pose as HawkEye staff. A name like that shows as the account’s own name.
• Before you send, the Wallet checks a pasted address against your address book and your wallets’ history, and warns about look-alike addresses used in address poisoning, fake tokens included.
• Keep my password on this PC is optional and off until you tick it. Windows locks the password to your Windows account.
• Each HawkEye account on a PC keeps its own website sign-ins and open tabs. Switching accounts no longer shows one account’s terminal logins to another.
• Levels, ranks, rewards, game and duel results and every Max feature are decided on HawkEye’s server, never by the app.

To install, download HawkEye-Setup-1.6.0.exe below and run it. The full history is on the Changelog page inside the app.

SHA-256: ac12fbb8598eeb2107127340931eb7db7f62f64a18f4a9cb0c788b5f79fdf657