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Verahai / SigilMarkets — v1.1.0
Upgrade focus: clarity + proof UX + vault reliability + Kai-Klok alignment
From: v1.0.0 → v1.1.0
Breaking changes: None (protocol remains valid; existing Sigil-Glyphs remain verifiable)

Verahai v1.1.0 — Release Notes

What this release is

v1.1.0 turns the MVP into an experience people instantly understand.
v1.0.0 proved the system: mint a position, lock Φ, carry the proof.
v1.1.0 makes it inevitable by tightening the three things that matter most:

  1. New-user comprehension (in seconds, not minutes)
  2. ZK/verification clarity (proof states are unmistakable)
  3. Vault + mint flows (currency-grade behavior, fewer edge-case failures)

✅ Highlights

1) “How this works” is now built into the product

  • Added a tasteful How-To / What is this? entry point exactly where users need it (right before action).

  • Clear, simple language that frames Verahai correctly:

    • Sigil-Glyph = sovereign proof you carry
    • Verahai = markets where positions are portable receipts
    • Verification = read the proof, don’t trust a platform

2) Proof UX upgraded (ZK + verification is now obvious)

  • Proof state is now explicit and consistent:

    • Verified / Proof present / Proof missing states are clearly distinguishable

  • ZK metadata is treated as first-class:

    • Scheme / hash / public inputs surfaced cleanly for audit + confidence

  • Verification messaging rewritten so users understand the core truth:

    • the Sigil-Glyph contains the proof
    • the verifier just reads it

3) Vault & minting hardened for real use

  • Deposit / withdraw / balance display tightened so it behaves like an actual value vault.
  • Improved movement recording and state sync around minting & locking Φ.
  • Reduced brittle UI states and “what just happened?” moments.

🆕 New in v1.1.0

Onboarding & comprehension

  • In-product micro-onboarding that teaches the full system in one breath:

    • Inhale → Lock Φ → Mint Position → Share → Verify → Settle

  • Copy tightened so even a non-crypto, non-tech user gets it immediately.

Sigil-Glyph rendering upgrades

  • Improved glyph visuals and layout polish:

    • cleaner rings / spacing / center value readability
    • “currency-grade” number placement so Φ reads correctly

  • More consistent encoded ring text + metadata exposure for audit.

Oracle / settlement ergonomics

  • Resolution surfaces clarified so settlement feels procedural and inevitable:

    • evidence comes in
    • resolution is signed
    • positions redeem by proof

Kai-Klok alignment refinements

  • More consistent Kai-Klok pulse anchoring across mint / verify / resolve flows.
  • Stronger “moment truth” framing: events resolve to pulse-anchored finality.

🔧 Improved

Developer experience + correctness

  • Type safety tightened in vault + glyph flows (reduced implicit/unsafe paths).
  • Lint errors addressed in key UI modules (no “any”, strict typing, cleaner contracts).
  • Better internal normalization of proof payload shapes (less special-casing).

UI reliability

  • Better handling of missing/partial metadata without breaking render or verify.
  • Fewer mobile layout edge cases (overflow, long IDs, ring text collisions).

🧱 Fixed

  • Verification edge cases where partial proof bundles could render ambiguously.
  • Vault sheet state edge cases (balance refresh, movement recording, UI transitions).
  • Pulse ticker / time-source integration issues (more stable Kai-moment progression).

✅ Compatibility

  • Existing v1.0.0 minted Sigil-Glyphs remain valid.
  • No protocol-breaking changes intended in v1.1.0 — this is a hardening + clarity release.

What's Changed

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