v1.2.5

Android apps only. The Windows and Linux binaries here are byte-identical to v1.2.4 and are carried forward unchanged, so every /releases/latest/download/ link keeps resolving — pc.am links through the version-less names and GitHub resolves latest to the newest release, so a release that omitted them would 404 for those platforms. install.ps1 needs no bump: pcoin-win64.zip still hashes to 0acc1f07…, the value it pins.

Both APKs are signed with the same key as every previous release, so they install over an existing app. Do not uninstall first — that destroys the wallet in app-private storage.

PCoin Wallet — 0.1.1 → 0.2.3

Address book. Give a name to an address you pay. The compose screen tells you "Saved as Market" the moment a known address is pasted, and says "Not in your address book" when it is not — silence after pasting what you believed was a saved address is the case worth noticing. Saved names are one tap to fill. History shows the name beside the address.

Two rules hold everywhere a name appears: a name is a note your phone keeps that nothing verifies, so it is always shown next to the address, never instead of it, and the book never decides where money goes — it fills a field that validateaddress still checks and the review step still shows in full.

The version is on the home screen, name and code both, so you can tell two builds apart without a cable.

A datadir the node refuses to open now repairs itself, once. A hard kill can leave a block database that needs rebuilding; the app used to retry the same failing start five times and give up, leaving the wallet with no node and no way back. It now arms exactly one -reindex. It cannot loop: the flag is a latch cleared only by a node that actually served RPC.

Plus seven fixes from an adversarial review of the address book, including a success screen that asked you to name an address it never displayed.

PCoin Miner — 0.3.1 → 0.3.2

The same one-shot -reindex recovery. Nothing else changed.

Node

Unchanged. libbitcoind.so is the same binary shipped since v1.2.3; only the Kotlin app layer moved.