Changelog

The latest update to the Common AMM Mainnet introduces line and candlestick charts, among other minor improvements. a new visual element, line, and candlestick charts, that will definitely improve the user experience of swap trading. 

Delivering a Visual Flair to Trading 

From now on, once you begin swapping and choosing your token pairs, you will be able to see the price relationship between the two assets. Traders will have the option to see the price either in the form of a line chart or candlestick chart and choose different timeframes (days, weeks, months, and MAX, a full overview of the assets' price history). 

Note that only direct pairs are supported.

Line Chart

Candlestick Chart 

Changes in this release:

• Added price charts to the Swap view.

• Fixed CPU overheating when entering values in the Swap form, introduced with Smart Routing in version 1.0.2.

• Improved experience of removing custom tokens when having more than 1 detected account.

• Removed the Ledger-related informational popup. The issues with using Ledger devices have been resolved.

More UX Changes Are Coming! 

Make sure to stay tuned to our social media and blog for consistent updates on the efforts to enhance the Common DEX experience, and don't hesitate to reach out and tell us what features can make your Web3 life easier!

A new version of Common AMM has been pushed to the Mainnet. Smart routing is now enabled, which makes it possible to make trades that were not possible before. At the same time, it allows users to obtain better prices on their swaps. Instead of going through one pool only, swaps can go through one or multiple different paths.

For example, thanks to smart routing, Common users can make trades like IOU <> AZERO <> USDT (even when there is no direct IOU <> USDT pair).

Here’s the full list of updates for Common ver. 1.1.0:

• Users can take advantage of smart routing, and utilize pathfinder for network fee estimates;

• Users can view splits and steps within smart routing;

• Added tooltip to APY in farms;

• Updated logo link to redirect to swap instead of landing page;

• Replaced “Estimation Exceeded” text with a more detailed explanation;

• Added modal for importing custom tokens accessed by url;

• Added refresh button to Swap and Bridge;
  

As always, thanks for your feedback and support—and enjoy trading on Common!

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A new version of Common AMM has been pushed to both the Mainnet and Testnet, improving the experience when trading custom tokens. They are now saved for you even if you don’t connect the account. You can also now send links directly to trading pairs!

Here’s the full list of updates:

• Custom tokens (added by entering a custom smart contract address) are now saved for you without the need to connect an account. The TVL and Volume values reflect your added custom tokens;

• Chosen swap tokens are now added to the link, allowing you to send a URL directly to the pair;

• Added option to remove pinned tokens on mobile;

• Changed fee naming;

• Updated texts in farm rewards box;

• Updated DEX contracts metadata;

• Added pair fee fetching;

• Added scroll to top on page change;

• Fixed exchange ratios on non-existing pools;

• Changed font properties;

• Added fadeout animation to slider labels;

• Removed fade mask from pool stats on mobile.

As always, thank you for your feedback and support and enjoy trading on Common!

We're excited to announce the launch of the Common 1.0.0 Mainnet! Aleph Zero ecosystem users can now use the network's native DEX to swap tokens, provide liquidity, and farm to earn rewards. 

Common is a unique DeFi suite that gives users the privacy, security, and efficiency required of a modern DEX. Now that it is live, users will be able to experience first-hand: 

• Swapping tokens;

• Providing liquidity through Liquidity Pools;

• Farming and earning rewards;

• A bridge to Ethereum that provides users of both ecosystems access to each other. Remember, this is just the first bridge to come as we plan on expanding Common's multi-chain capabilities through Aleph Zero's native MOST bridging platform.

We are confident that Common will provide an inspiring platform for decentralized finance to flourish both for individual and institutional traders. 

What are you waiting for? It's time to explore Common! 

The Journey to Perfection is Never Done! 

We also want to acknowledge that the team will continue to work on improving the Common AMM and are open to your suggestions for improving Aleph Zero's native DeFi suite. Keep an eye on our social media and blog, as we will deliver regular updates on the progress in enhancing the Common DEX experience.

Work on the Common Testnet is in full sway, and as always, the team is keen on informing the public of all changes and innovations that have arrived. Read on to learn more about the changes that arrived along with the 0.7.5 Testnet.  

The newest Testnet update has seen several big improvements delivered across the various features and functionalities offered by the Common Testnet. One of the changes involves optimizing the pool's performance and fixing the custom token search bar. We also modified farming to allow users to see their weekly awards. Problems with adding liquidity have also been addressed. The process of bridging wETH (on Aleph Zero) to ETH to receive native ETH was also fixed, as was displaying the bridge transfer toasts and improving transfer notifications. 

The Full List of Common 0.7.5 Testnet Improvements

Below, you can see the exhaustive list of all features that have been implemented in the recent update: 

• The gas calculator was also improved, and the tools used to handle insufficient gas also underwent modifications, 

• Additionally, beneficial changes were brought to the bridge loading mechanism,

• A function was introduced that allows for adding dollar value estimations to the bridge, 

• The team added a modal that shows the bridge transfer details and a refinement of the transfer detail and toast function, 

• The AZERO MOST contract metadata was updated, 

• A fix was implemented for AZERO MOST contract types,  

• Updates were also added to the contract metadata on the Ethereum side of things,  

• Fixing the Ether -> Aleph finalization progress,

• Fixing NaN shown in 'token select,'

• Introducing AssetBox improvements and removing unneeded type, 

• Fixing the custom token search functionality and adding a hover state to listed icons, 

• We disabled 'add liquidity' when the amount of assets in the pool is zero,  

• Fixes have been implemented to format the total share percentage in users' pool balance and add loading states to pool details and their respective pool lists,

• Changes to the calculating and rounding of amounts have also been added, resulting in the following: 

  • The percentages in the interactive slider are now always visible on mobile,

  • Rounding percentages in Percentage Input,

  • Adjusting inputs’ precision to the tokens' decimals,

  • Fixing the keyboard type on mobile when changing slippage,

  • Including all tokens decimals in the maximum amount for a swap,

  • Fixing modals from taking the whole height on mobile in some browsers,

  • Servicing the PoolStats to prevent it from returning defective data,

  • Implementing a fix to prevent the pool from showing a 99.9% share when the user is the only provider. 
    
    

Finally, the last fixes conducted include: 

• Providing an auto-select feature for imported tokens,

• Fixing skeleton in accounts info,

• Enhancing the max swap case for native coins,

• Formatting balance in my liquidity,

• A fix was made to the network value fee,

• Overhauling the methods decoration in the contract queries limiter and adding an indexer that can be switched on and off. 
  

More Upgrades on the Horizon! 

The team is diligently working on troubleshooting, bug removal, and feature creation as you read this article. If you feel anything requires more effort or improvement, remember that our ears are open, and we welcome community criticism with open ears! Keep an eye on our socials and blog as we will deliver regular updates on the progress in improving the Common DEX. 

List of Resolved Featurebase Tickets
liquidity value loading in Pools tab
Poor Performance after Update

version 0.6.0 is kinda lagging (e.g. pools view)

Very poor performance on pools tab (Too much & too often requests to Sepholia)

add liquidity max, wrong fee calculation

reserve amount for paying of gas fee when paying with max

Max trade not working

Max amount leaves no fees

Issue with Max Swaps

Clicking on Maximum to swap all your TZERO to other Tokens fails

Unable to add liquidity on custom token

We have just released an update, addressing some of the issues found in release ver. 0.7.0, mainly:

• Rectifying bugs that caused the Pools tab to crash. "An error occurred."
  
  

Thank you for all the valuable feedback!

We’re back with another update leading to Common AMM's mainnet launch—this time, we’re introducing farming into the Testnet release.

Farming on Pools allows users to get extra rewards for providing liquidity in Common AMM, with rewards paid in AZERO, as well as in other tokens. 

Here are the key updates of this release:

– Farming on Liquidity Pools is now enabled.

– Users can start and stop farming at any time..

– The UI provides visual hints on which tokens have farms enabled.

– The liquidity can be farmed automatically.

– The rewards from Farms and Pools can be claimed at any time.

– Besides the farming-related features, we have also significantly improved the performance of Pools. They’re loading instantly now! Loading pools.

Note: We created three farms for Common Testnet. If you have provided liquidity to one of those farms and would want to begin farming for additional rewards, you need to start it manually. 

If you'd need help with doing that, head over to the Farming guide.

The Pools with enabled farms are currently:

• WIN-WAT

• TZERO-KNO

• TZERO-LUC
  

As always, a huge thank-you to all the community testers who provided us with valuable feedback and support!

Common Testnet ver. 0.7.0 is already deployed – go give it a try!

The scope of the release for Common version 0.6.0 saw us solve a handful of feature-based tickets–giving the UX a big boost and introducing flows for custom tokens as we prepare for Mainnet launch:

• The application header has been optimized in terms of space usage and data display to ensure clarity;

• The numeric inputs have been limited, Decimals on adding liquidity, Decimals on swaps, % withdraw decimals need fixing, % swap numbers needs fixing;

• Custom tokens are now available–tokens not whitelisted in Common can be used based on smart contract addresses;

• The flow for creating pools has been added;

• Custom pools have been added–you can now add any token into a pool;

• In ‘Add liquidity’ modal, it is now possible to use an interactive slider to choose the amounts; Slide bar on Add liquidity not working

• The fixed swap fee has been changed from 0.3% to 0.5%;

• Asset balances are now refetched periodically to reflect changes from outside the Common dApp.

Additional fixes:

• Failed Transactions.

• No information in adding liquidity "your pool balance"

• Adding liquidity "network fee" information missing

• For selecting wallet need to click on display picture. not working when click on address

• Value of Transactions and Account

• UI improvements

• Ability to see how much $ is my portfolio is worth

• Simplify language in liquidity adding and removing

• Account balance is not up to date

• Figures between “volume” and “tvl” overlapping on mobile

• Info popups not working in the 'Add Liquidity' window when hovering over the info logo's

• balance not shown after swap

As always, a huge thank-you to all community testers who provided this valuable feedback and support!

Common Testnet ver. 0.6.0 is already deployed – go give it a try!