Stellar Index v0.33.2

[v0.33.2] — 2026-08-13

Changed

• GET /v1/contracts/{id}/interactions now anchors its window to the
  contract's own recent activity, so ?days= is an UPPER bound rather
  than the window served. Both halves of the read scale with the
  ledger span they cover, and over the default 90 days a busy contract
  cost 3–6s — the slowest panel left on the contract page once the
  /wasm scan was bounded. Narrowing to the contract's 500 most recent
  active ledgers brings that to 0.705s. This is a deliberate trade, not
  a free win: shared_txs counts drop for busy contracts. The ranking
  — which is what the panel is for — was unchanged in the same order on
  the measured sample, and the endpoint has always reported a bounded
  recent sample (subjectTxCap truncates at 50,000 transactions).
  Quiet contracts, which are most of them, have fewer active ledgers
  than the cap and keep the full window. since_ledger reports the
  floor actually served, and the OpenAPI description now says so.