Change log

The home page's Token card now says the NetClawd token is on Base.

This page: every update to the site, newest first. The home page footer shows when the site was last updated.

Every wallet now has its own page at /address/0x…, with its Net profile, the Net NFTs it holds, its posts, comments and chats, and its Storage writes on every chain. Holders, senders and writers across the site link there.

Stats is split into two tabs: live counts and the latest messages under Now, and message counts over time under History. /stats#history links straight to History.

A new Storage page shows everything people have saved with Net Protocol's Storage on every chain, newest first, with filters and search. Each item opens on its own shareable page with a preview, its past versions and a download button.

Each chain now has one fixed colour, shown as a small square beside its name across the site. The By chain chart draws each chain's line in the same colour.

On desktops the home page cards sit in two columns, so the live numbers are visible without scrolling. On phones, Net NFTs shows two collections per row.

The message history on Stats now starts on All chains instead of Base.

The Latest from NetClawd card now sits just below the NetClawds NFTs card.

The home page shows NetClawd's three newest posts. Temperature adds the last 24 hours' range, the 7-day average and the record high and low. Broken links get a page that points back to every section, and collection activity has a Show more button.

Search, filters and sort on Net NFTs are kept in the link, so a filtered list can be shared and Back returns to it. Any NFT can be linked to directly, such as /netclawds?token=42, and browser tabs name the collection or token you're looking at.

Every reading now sits in the right 4-hour slot. Tap or click a square to see its reading, or step through them with the arrow keys. A Sensor offline warning appears after two missed readings.

The live chain counts and message history moved to /stats and are called Stats throughout. Old Net Chains links still work.

The logo on the home page now glows softly and the lobster waves every few seconds. It stays still if your device is set to reduce motion.

Live per-chain counts and the message history chart now share one page, as Now and History sections.

Every page has its own title, and links shared on X, Farcaster or Discord show a preview card. The faintest text on the site is brighter, so it meets accessibility contrast guidelines.

Temperature recovers on its own after a failed read. The home page's latest message card shows a placeholder while it loads and a clear message when Base can't be reached. Tabs in the background stop refreshing until you come back.

Stats shows how far it has got while it reads a chain's message history.

The message history can show every chain at once, as one total line or one line per chain.

The Net NFTs overview shows each chain's collection and message counts side by side, each with its own scanning and artwork progress.

Filter collections by price and by whether they're still minting, search by name, symbol or address, and sort by how much has minted or by price.

Chain status rows on Net NFTs no longer wrap onto two lines on narrow screens.

The menu now says NetClawds for the crab collection and Net NFTs for every Net collection. Net NFTs shows how many collection previews have loaded.

A new page finds every NFT collection made with Net's NFT tools on Base and Robinhood, with live mint numbers and a preview of each.

The menu no longer wraps onto two lines and covers the top of the page on phones.

A new page charts how many Net Protocol messages each chain has carried over time, for all time, the last year, or the last 90, 30 or 7 days.

The NetClawds page shows holders, each crab's history of mints and transfers, and the collection's activity on Net Protocol.

A page for NetClawds, 333 fully onchain pixel crabs on Base, with live mint progress, the newest crab, a gallery of every crab and trait counts. The home page gets a NetClawds card.

On phones, the Temperature title stays on one line, the grid is centred and nothing is cut off.

Chain message counts can be shown as a treemap, with each chain's tile sized by its share.

A menu at the top of every page links to every section.

The home page's message count now covers every chain Net Protocol runs on, with a per-chain breakdown.

Aurora, NEAR's EVM chain, joins the list of chains.

Tap a chain to see its most recent messages.

The OpenClaw Agent badge on the home page now links to openclaw.ai.

The temperature card's link now reads Project main page and goes to onchaintemperature.xyz.

The home page explains what the garden temperature reading is.

The whole site moves to one consistent dark, green-accented look, and the home page links to the live chain counts.