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Latest: Code changes this week (since Mon 9 Nov) · 3 commits

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“Shipping” by the activity rule: 4 counted ships in the last 30 days, the newest 2026-11-14.
SourceRepositories, changelogs and feeds HEY reads for this project, and the ship events recorded from them.ReadRecordsCode changes this week (since Mon 9 Nov) · 3 commitsCode changes, week of 2026-10-26 – 2026-11-01 · 10 commitsCode changes, week of 2026-10-19 – 2026-10-25 · 5 commits+2 moreWhat HEY derivedHEY’s activity rule reads the counted events as “Shipping”.Not concludedIt says what HEY can read of the building, not how good the project is, who is behind it, or what its token will do. Quiet or unknown is not "abandoned".
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  • ReleasesMeasuredRead 25d ago.
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Code changes this week (since Mon 9 Nov) · 3 commits

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Why it matters: First week of code changes after 15 quiet days.

What changed, in the repository’s own words:

2 active days in qeth-wallet/qeth.

This week HEY looked inside 2 of 3 commits to see what changed: 1 changed code, 1 documentation or maintenance only. One code change is enough for the week to count, so HEY stopped there.

Record ship:0f90c001… · HEY counts it as building; it does not judge the release’s quality.

Code changes, read from the team’s GitHub · not a deployment
What it names
1 of 2 commits HEY read changed code. A week of code names no capability.
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Code changes are not a deployment: HEY has not observed a release or a deployment of this code.
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The source dates it to the week of 2026-11-14; HEY first knew on 2026-11-14.
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  • HEY has not observed a deployment of this change.

Evidence: ship record

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Shared change · Verified Builder

qeth is now a Verified Builder: HEY checked its builder sources.

4 meaningful development events were recorded in the last 30 days. Builder status: Shipping.

Observed by HEY on 2026-09-30Source: HEY’s research record

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Builder activity

Bars: meaningful, source-backed ships per week (count). Weeks run Monday to Sunday, UTC, labelled by their Monday. Commits are aggregated, a code week counted once. Hatched: 3 weeks before HEY began reading this project’s sources — not yet read, not zero.

Build timeline

A code week counts as building when a commit HEY looked inside changed code; one is enough, so HEY stops there.

  1. Code changes, week of 2026-10-26 – 2026-11-01 · 10 commits

    Code activitySource-backed

    What changed, in the repository’s own words:

    2 active days in qeth-wallet/qeth.

    How HEY read this week

    This week HEY looked inside 1 of 10 commits to see what changed: 1 changed code. One code change is enough for the week to count, so HEY stopped there.

    View evidence: Code changes, week of 2026-10-26 – 2026-11-01 · 10 commits (opens in a new tab)

  2. Code changes, week of 2026-10-19 – 2026-10-25 · 5 commits

    Code activitySource-backed

    What changed, in the repository’s own words:

    2 active days in qeth-wallet/qeth.

    How HEY read this week

    This week HEY looked inside 1 of 5 commits to see what changed: 1 changed code. One code change is enough for the week to count, so HEY stopped there.

    View evidence: Code changes, week of 2026-10-19 – 2026-10-25 · 5 commits (opens in a new tab)

  3. qeth 0.25.0

    GitHub releaseSource-backed

    Tron support, and a security update for the eMudhra certificate-authority compromise. Security eMudhra CA key compromise. The private keys of eight eMudhra intermediate certificate authorities have leaked (details). Anyone holding them can impersonate any HTTPS server to… Show all
    • Tron support, and a security update for the eMudhra certificate-authority compromise. Security eMudhra CA key compromise. The private keys of eight eMudhra intermediate certificate authorities have leaked (details). Anyone holding them can impersonate any HTTPS server to software that still trusts them — and qeth talks to its RPCs, explorers and price APIs over HTTPS.
    • qeth now ships certifi 2026.10.19, which drops "emSign ECC Root CA
    • G3", the root the compromised intermediates chain to. In the AppImage every HTTPS connection is…
    View evidence: qeth 0.25.0 (opens in a new tab)

  4. Code changes, week of 2026-09-28 – 2026-10-04 · 8 commits

    Code activitySource-backed

    What changed, in the repository’s own words:

    2 active days in qeth-wallet/qeth.

    How HEY read this week

    This week HEY looked inside 2 of 8 commits to see what changed: 1 changed code, 1 documentation or maintenance only. One code change is enough for the week to count, so HEY stopped there.

    View evidence: Code changes, week of 2026-09-28 – 2026-10-04 · 8 commits (opens in a new tab)

  5. Code changes, week of 2026-09-21 – 2026-09-27 · 38 commits

    Code activitySource-backed

    What changed, in the repository’s own words:

    1 active day in qeth-wallet/qeth.

    How HEY read this week

    This week HEY looked inside 4 of 38 commits to see what changed: 3 changed code, 1 documentation or maintenance only. In a burst week, enough of a sample has to change code for the week to count.

    View evidence: Code changes, week of 2026-09-21 – 2026-09-27 · 38 commits (opens in a new tab)

  6. qeth 0.24.0

    GitHub releaseSource-backed

    Trezor hardware wallets, and qeth keeps working when Blockscout rate-limits it. Added Trezor support. Add → Trezor Account… scans a connected Trezor for your accounts — BIP44 (Trezor Suite / MetaMask layout, read from a single device call), Ledger Live, or Legacy — and signs… Show all
    • Trezor hardware wallets, and qeth keeps working when Blockscout rate-limits it. Added Trezor support. Add → Trezor Account… scans a connected Trezor for your accounts — BIP44 (Trezor Suite / MetaMask layout, read from a single device call), Ledger Live, or Legacy — and signs EIP-1559 and legacy transactions, personal_sign messages and EIP-712 typed data on the device, which names the chain and token. Before every signature qeth checks the connected Trezor really holds the address.
    • Passphrase wallets each get their own branch (keyed by the wallet's fingerprint). A wrong or…
    View evidence: qeth 0.24.0 (opens in a new tab)

  7. qeth 0.23.1

    GitHub releaseSource-backed

    A small release: one user-facing fix, and macOS gains the -verify build. Fixed ENS management buttons were greyed out for accounts that can sign. The record / transfer / subdomain actions gated on a hardcoded list of signer sources that omitted air-gapped (QR) accounts — so a… Show all

    A small release: one user-facing fix, and macOS gains the -verify build. Fixed ENS management buttons were greyed out for accounts that can sign. The record / transfer / subdomain actions gated on a hardcoded list of signer sources that omitted air-gapped (QR) accounts — so a name whose manager was an air-gapped wallet showed every button disabled, with no explanation. The gate now keys on the on-chain role alone (registry controller / registrant), which is what actually decides whether the write would succeed. Signing ability is checked where the rest of qeth checks it — at…

    View evidence: qeth 0.23.1 (opens in a new tab)

  8. qeth 0.23.0

    GitHub releaseSource-backed

    Highlights macOS support. qeth now builds a native .app bundle, so the QR scanner can actually obtain camera permission — macOS grants camera access to an application identity, which a bare python process doesn't have, and the scanner used to sit at "Starting camera…" forever.… Show all

    Highlights macOS support. qeth now builds a native .app bundle, so the QR scanner can actually obtain camera permission — macOS grants camera access to an application identity, which a bare python process doesn't have, and the scanner used to sit at "Starting camera…" forever. CI builds and verifies the bundle on Apple Silicon on every push. Camera permission handling and the bundle recipe come from @BlinkyStitt's PR #25 — thank you. Batched calls are decoded. A multicall used to render as one bytes argument — kilobytes of hex — hiding the…

    View evidence: qeth 0.23.0 (opens in a new tab)
Earlier ships (16)

  1. qeth 0.22.0

    GitHub releaseSource-backed

    qeth 0.22.0 Token icons · Fixed missing icons for tokens whose logo is served over IPFS (e.g. UNI): ipfs:// logos now resolve through an HTTPS gateway, the list merge prefers a directly-fetchable http(s) logo over a non-http one, and a row that missed its icon on first paint… Show all
    • qeth 0.22.0 Token icons
    • Fixed missing icons for tokens whose logo is served over IPFS (e.g. UNI): ipfs:// logos now resolve through an HTTPS gateway, the list merge prefers a directly-fetchable http(s) logo over a non-http one, and a row that missed its icon on first paint re-requests it on the next discovery. Faster new-account load
    • The token list now renders the native/gas asset and popular held tokens immediately, then fills in vaults and the tail — instead of a blank list until the whole discovery pipeline finishes — with USD values fetched for the visible holdings…
    View evidence: qeth 0.22.0 (opens in a new tab)

  2. qeth 0.20.0

    GitHub releaseSource-backed

    A large release rolling up everything since 0.16.0. Highlights Air-gapped QR signer (Keystone / Keycard) Import an air-gapped account and sign transactions, personal messages, and EIP-712 typed data over an animated-QR + camera exchange (BC-UR / EIP-4527). ENS management Manage… Show all

    A large release rolling up everything since 0.16.0. Highlights Air-gapped QR signer (Keystone / Keycard) Import an air-gapped account and sign transactions, personal messages, and EIP-712 typed data over an animated-QR + camera exchange (BC-UR / EIP-4527). ENS management Manage names you own from the ENS tab: set the ETH address, text records, and IPFS content; add and remove subdomains; set the manager; renew and transfer names. Resolution is routed through a mainnet light client (Helios) with a verified ✓ badge, and custom text-record keys are remembered and recovered from your…

    View evidence: qeth 0.20.0 (opens in a new tab)

  3. 2 releases in qeth-wallet/qeth on 9 Jul

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    1. qeth 0.16.0

      GitHub releaseSource-backed

      A reliability release: large air-gapped QR signatures now transmit dependably, and the token panel is hardened against price-API hiccups. Fixes & improvements · Air-gapped QR signing — large transactions. A big signing request (e.g. a multicall carrying Merkle-Patricia proofs… Show all
      • A reliability release: large air-gapped QR signatures now transmit dependably, and the token panel is hardened against price-API hiccups. Fixes & improvements
      • Air-gapped QR signing — large transactions. A big signing request (e.g. a multicall carrying Merkle-Patricia proofs, which fragments into ~100+ animated-QR frames) could stall some hardware wallets at 0%. qeth now sizes each frame's QR to ~version 12 — fewer, still-readable frames, so the whole transfer finishes faster — and re-injects the self-recovering fragments every cycle, so a wallet that locks on after the first…
      View evidence: qeth 0.16.0 (opens in a new tab)

    2. qeth 0.15.1

      GitHub releaseSource-backed

      A patch release, plus a new native package for Debian 13 "Trixie" / LMDE 7 "Gigi". New: Debian 13 / LMDE 7 package A natively-themed .deb for Debian 13 and its derivatives (LMDE 7 "Gigi"). Debian 13 ships PySide6 6.8 in its own repositories, so — unlike the Mint/Ubuntu build… Show all
      • A patch release, plus a new native package for Debian 13 "Trixie" / LMDE 7 "Gigi". New: Debian 13 / LMDE 7 package A natively-themed .deb for Debian 13 and its derivatives (LMDE 7 "Gigi"). Debian 13 ships PySide6 6.8 in its own repositories, so — unlike the Mint/Ubuntu build, which compiles Qt bindings from source — this package uses the system Qt for native theming with no bundled Qt, and depends only on stock Debian 13 packages (no PPA): sudo apt install ./qeth_0.15.1_debian13_amd64.deb Fixes & improvements
      • Signing now routes to the account row you select…
      View evidence: qeth 0.15.1 (opens in a new tab)

  4. qeth 0.15.0

    GitHub releaseSource-backed

    Air-gapped hardware-wallet signing over QR codes — plus the QR camera now works in every package, context menus that mirror their buttons, and a more reliable verified-ENS badge. Air-gapped QR signer Sign transactions, messages, and typed data with a QR-only hardware wallet… Show all
    • Air-gapped hardware-wallet signing over QR codes — plus the QR camera now works in every package, context menus that mirror their buttons, and a more reliable verified-ENS badge. Air-gapped QR signer Sign transactions, messages, and typed data with a QR-only hardware wallet (Keystone / Keycard-style, BC-UR + EIP-4527) — no cable, no USB.
    • Add an air-gapped (QR) wallet — scan your device's account-export QR; qeth derives your addresses locally (BIP44 / Ledger-Live paths).
    • Sign over QR — the signing request goes out as a QR (an animated multi-part UR for large calldata, via a…
    View evidence: qeth 0.15.0 (opens in a new tab)

  5. qeth 0.14.0

    GitHub releaseSource-backed

    Manage your ENS names from the wallet, plus a broad correctness-and-hardening pass over balances and the transaction paths. ENS name management The ENS panel graduated from showing your names to managing them. · Owner + manager roles in the tree. Each name shows who owns it (the… Show all
    • Manage your ENS names from the wallet, plus a broad correctness-and-hardening pass over balances and the transaction paths. ENS name management The ENS panel graduated from showing your names to managing them.
    • Owner + manager roles in the tree. Each name shows who owns it (the registrant / NFT holder) and who manages it (the controller), so a delegated setup is legible at a glance.
    • Finds names you own but don't manage. Previously a name whose manager was delegated elsewhere (a common DAO setup — e.g. crv.eth) went undiscovered. qeth now enumerates the names you hold as…
    View evidence: qeth 0.14.0 (opens in a new tab)

  6. qeth 0.13.0

    GitHub releaseSource-backed

    Desktop notifications for incoming/outgoing transfers, and ENS resolution you can verify. Desktop notifications qeth now raises a native desktop notification when ETH or a token moves in or out of your on-screen wallet — Received 5 USDC, Sent 0.1 ETH — with the token/coin logo… Show all
    • Desktop notifications for incoming/outgoing transfers, and ENS resolution you can verify. Desktop notifications qeth now raises a native desktop notification when ETH or a token moves in or out of your on-screen wallet — Received 5 USDC, Sent 0.1 ETH — with the token/coin logo and a direction badge (green ↓ received, blue ↑ sent) as the notification icon.
    • Both directions, ETH and ERC-20 tokens. The amount is decoded from the token's own symbol/decimals.
    • Delivered straight through the freedesktop notification service, so the custom icon actually renders (Qt's tray drops it on…
    View evidence: qeth 0.13.0 (opens in a new tab)

  7. qeth 0.12.0

    GitHub releaseSource-backed

    Trustless transaction previews — see exactly what a transaction does before you sign, verified against Ethereum consensus. Verified event previews (the big one) The Send / signing dialogs already preview the events a transaction will emit before you sign it. This release can… Show all

    Trustless transaction previews — see exactly what a transaction does before you sign, verified against Ethereum consensus. Verified event previews (the big one) The Send / signing dialogs already preview the events a transaction will emit before you sign it. This release can make that preview trustless: if a Helios light client is installed, qeth routes the preview through it, so every account and storage slot the transaction touches is proof-verified against sync-committee-verified roots (EIP-1186 proofs). A compromised or malicious RPC endpoint…

    View evidence: qeth 0.12.0 (opens in a new tab)

  8. qeth 0.11.4

    GitHub releaseSource-backed

    Fee-spinner precision, lost-broadcast recovery, and failover that actually catches rate-limited RPCs. Gnosis / low-fee chains: the 0-tip rejection is gone The fee spinboxes quantized anything under 0.0001 gwei to zero — on Gnosis (base fee a few hundred kwei) the suggested tip… Show all

    Fee-spinner precision, lost-broadcast recovery, and failover that actually catches rate-limited RPCs. Gnosis / low-fee chains: the 0-tip rejection is gone The fee spinboxes quantized anything under 0.0001 gwei to zero — on Gnosis (base fee a few hundred kwei) the suggested tip became a 0-wei tip the chain rejects outright (FeeTooLow, EffectivePriorityFeePerGas too low 0 < 1). The spinboxes now widen their precision down to 1 wei when the value needs it, so the suggested fee round-trips exactly. A failed first broadcast no longer loses the transaction If the first push of a signed tx…

    View evidence: qeth 0.11.4 (opens in a new tab)

  9. 2 releases in qeth-wallet/qeth on 10 Jun

    GitHub release

    Show all 2 releases

    1. qeth 0.11.3

      GitHub releaseSource-backed

      Broadcast privacy, storage crash-safety, and a much snappier UI under load. Broadcast policy: your RPC only Transactions are now broadcast only via your chosen RPC — never a fallback, across all three paths: the wallet's own sends, dapp eth_sendTransaction / raw… Show all
      • Broadcast privacy, storage crash-safety, and a much snappier UI under load. Broadcast policy: your RPC only Transactions are now broadcast only via your chosen RPC — never a fallback, across all three paths: the wallet's own sends, dapp eth_sendTransaction / raw eth_sendRawTransaction submissions, and WebSocket re-broadcasts of pending txs. Reads still fail over for resilience. If you point qeth at a private / MEV-protected endpoint, your signed transactions can no longer leak into a public mempool through a fallback. Reliability
      • A transaction is marked "dropped" only after…
      View evidence: qeth 0.11.3 (opens in a new tab)

    2. qeth 0.11.2

      GitHub releaseSource-backed

      Transaction-history fixes, especially for receive-heavy accounts, plus a new native Debian/Ubuntu package. Transaction history · Paging cursor now walks by raw block. An account whose sent txs are sparse among many received ones loads its full history instead of freezing at the… Show all
      • Transaction-history fixes, especially for receive-heavy accounts, plus a new native Debian/Ubuntu package. Transaction history
      • Paging cursor now walks by raw block. An account whose sent txs are sparse among many received ones loads its full history instead of freezing at the few most-recent sends (the headline fix — a wallet that had sent hundreds of txs was showing only 3).
      • Backfill a partial cache stub on refresh — a load interrupted by a transient explorer blip no longer leaves the list stuck at the stub.
      • Retry a transient explorer error instead of aborting the…
      View evidence: qeth 0.11.2 (opens in a new tab)

  10. v0.11.1

    GitHub releaseSource-backed

    Patch release — JSON-RPC proxy + DNS reliability. Fixes · Proxy fails over to backup RPCs — a transport error (DNS hiccup, host down) on a chain's primary RPC now fails over to its fallback_rpcs instead of failing the dapp's request, matching the UI client's behaviour. · DNS… Show all
    • Patch release — JSON-RPC proxy + DNS reliability. Fixes
    • Proxy fails over to backup RPCs — a transport error (DNS hiccup, host down) on a chain's primary RPC now fails over to its fallback_rpcs instead of failing the dapp's request, matching the UI client's behaviour.
    • DNS cache 10 s → 1 h — once an upstream host is resolved, short DNS outages are absorbed (the cached IP is reused, no lookup).
    • eth_getLogs crash fixed — a malformed / truncated upstream body now becomes a clean JSON-RPC error + a one-line warning, instead of an unhandled JSONDecodeError traceback.…
    View evidence: v0.11.1 (opens in a new tab)

  11. qeth 0.11.0 — WebSocket live updates, ENS watch-add

    GitHub releaseSource-backed

    qeth 0.11.0 — WebSocket live updates, ENS watch-add Install — three Linux packages (attached below) · Flatpak — flatpak install qeth-0.11.0.flatpak (53 MB). Sandboxed; inherits your qt6ct/KDE Qt theme via the runtime. · AppImage — chmod +x qeth-0.11.0-x86_64.AppImage &&… Show all
    • qeth 0.11.0 — WebSocket live updates, ENS watch-add Install — three Linux packages (attached below)
    • Flatpak — flatpak install qeth-0.11.0.flatpak (53 MB). Sandboxed; inherits your qt6ct/KDE Qt theme via the runtime.
    • AppImage — chmod +x qeth-0.11.0-x86_64.AppImage && ./qeth-0.11.0-x86_64.AppImage (114 MB). No install, self-contained (bundled Python + Qt). Needs glibc ≥ 2.34 (Ubuntu 22.04+, Debian 12+, RHEL/Rocky 9+, Fedora 35+) and runs on any x86-64 CPU. On a libfuse2-less host (e.g. Ubuntu 24.04 base) run it with --appimage-extract-and-run.
    • RPM (Fedora 44) — sudo…
    View evidence: qeth 0.11.0 — WebSocket live updates, ENS watch-add (opens in a new tab)

  12. 2 releases in qeth-wallet/qeth on 7 Jun

    GitHub release

    Show all 2 releases

    1. qeth 0.10.0

      GitHub releaseSource-backed

      qeth 0.10.0 — Activity column, RPC failover, Gnosis support Transactions · Decoded Activity column (verb + coins out/in) replacing the tx-hash column; filled in incrementally as ABIs resolve, disk-cached, with receipt/RPC recovery for transfers the tokentx indexer drops.… Show all
      • qeth 0.10.0 — Activity column, RPC failover, Gnosis support Transactions
      • Decoded Activity column (verb + coins out/in) replacing the tx-hash column; filled in incrementally as ABIs resolve, disk-cached, with receipt/RPC recovery for transfers the tokentx indexer drops.
      • Wide-window "justify" layout; right-click works on the gap columns. Reliability
      • EthClient fails over to backup RPCs on transport errors (every chain gets a publicnode fallback; custom overrides inherit defaults).
      • Gnosis defaults to a routable endpoint — DRPC's free one 400s every eth_call, which had silently blanked…
      View evidence: qeth 0.10.0 (opens in a new tab)

    2. qeth 0.9.8

      GitHub releaseSource-backed

      qeth 0.9.8 — held tokens always show, a panel-proof icon, and a symmetric Accounts pane · Token discovery no longer misses held majors. Indexers (Blockscout) sometimes omit a token you actually hold — your USDC simply wouldn't appear until you added it by hand. qeth now also… Show all
      • qeth 0.9.8 — held tokens always show, a panel-proof icon, and a symmetric Accounts pane
      • Token discovery no longer misses held majors. Indexers (Blockscout) sometimes omit a token you actually hold — your USDC simply wouldn't appear until you added it by hand. qeth now also multicalls balanceOf over a bounded head of the top tokens by market cap, unioned with the indexer's list, so held majors surface on their own. The head ships with the app and refreshes from CoinGecko in the background.
      • A new app icon that stays visible anywhere. The window / taskbar / tray icon is now a…
      View evidence: qeth 0.9.8 (opens in a new tab)

  13. qeth 0.9.7

    GitHub releaseSource-backed

    qeth 0.9.7 — Flatpak: adopt the host qt6ct font · Inside the Flatpak, qeth reads the font from your qt6ct/qt5ct config (the sandbox can't load the qt6ct plugin), so the UI honours your configured size instead of Qt's small default. Native installs are unaffected. Install… Show all
    • qeth 0.9.7 — Flatpak: adopt the host qt6ct font
    • Inside the Flatpak, qeth reads the font from your qt6ct/qt5ct config (the sandbox can't load the qt6ct plugin), so the UI honours your configured size instead of Qt's small default. Native installs are unaffected. Install (Flatpak) A self-distributed bundle is attached below — qeth.flatpak (~55 MB, built on the KDE 6.10 runtime so it runs on any modern glibc). Not on Flathub. flatpak install --user ./qeth.flatpak needs Flathub enabled, for the runtime flatpak run io.github.michwill.qeth If launching fails with undefined…
    View evidence: qeth 0.9.7 (opens in a new tab)

Other changes on HEY’s record

29 changes on HEY’s record for qeth: 22 releases · 1 new Verified Builder or owner proof · 1 new project on HEY · 5 weeks of code pushed.

All 29 changes for qeth →

The full change record holds 3 more, of kinds this list leaves out — new locks, unlock reminders and HEY’s own research bookkeeping among them. Full record (JSON)

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