One footer on every page, with a link to change your cookie choices at any time.
The app version is shown in the footer and leads to these notes.
Report a problem from Settings, under Support; the floating report button is gone.
The welcome and the cookie choice are now one small card, shown once on the first page you open.
After a buy or a sale, share a card of your position, with your invite link, to any app or as an image.
A sale now ends on a confirmation that shows its result.
The name is now just Pepper, in the logo too.
Share a month's dividends from the Ricavi tab, with your invite link.
On a phone, the revenue figure on your profile stays inside its box.
The profile, settings, points and creator pages have shorter addresses; old links still work.
A shared card now leaves as the image alone, and your invite on it reads pepper.fan/@ followed by your username.
Posting your leaderboard card on X now names the same place the image shows.
A share card that cannot be made no longer offers a retry that cannot work.
Share cards in Russian, Chinese and Korean draw their text in bold where the card is bold.
The leaderboard podium fits large figures on the narrowest phones.
Leaderboard rows no longer show a token under each name.
After you sign out, the next page no longer signs you back in by itself.
Locking the invite code you already have no longer says it is taken.
Deleting your account works again when you have an invite code.
The leaderboard on a phone opens on the rankings, with your own place in a compact card above the podium.
Your badges on the profile are bigger, each in a tile of its own.
The leaderboard keeps your position and its explanations in view as you scroll, and shows the people just above and below you.
A trade that cannot go through right now is refused before you sign it, never after.
The leaderboard shows every badge and level, the ones you hold lit and how much is left for the next, and a new Trader badge for the volume you trade.
The leaderboard's badge card is more compact, so the side column shows every badge without scrolling.
A withdrawal whose transfer may already have left now says Pepper is checking, never that it did not go through.
Collapsing or expanding the side bar from the keyboard keeps your place on its edge button.
A long creator name no longer covers the back, save and share buttons on a token page.
The settings are one page in the new look, with a new page to invite friends and see what they earn you.
Move your wallet to another app from Settings → Security, after two-step verification and a warning.
Two-step verification, once on, also asks for its code when your wallet signs an operation, such as a purchase or a sale.
The side bar and the phone header show what your whole portfolio is worth and how it moved in the last 24 hours, beside a red Deposit button.
Your account appears once in the side bar, as the avatar on Profile; the creator area and the settings open from your profile.
On narrow phones the profile no longer runs off the screen: the position filters wrap onto a second line.
On a phone, the bottom bar slides away while you scroll down and comes back as soon as you scroll up.
The «Invite friends» card says your share is of what Pepper earns on your friends' trades.
In Arabic, the referral levels' bar fills from right to left, like the levels it joins.
The back arrow on the settings pages now works like your browser's Back button.
Paying a month on time now also refills the reserve that covered a missed month, and the button says how much goes there.
a market has a Pick: a free, public choice, at most 10 at a time
«Preferiti» is gone; a market's Pick takes its place
the profile shows your picks and what you removed, with their results
«Attività» shows when you picked a market and when you removed it
When the reserve is short and nothing is due, the creator panel offers to rebuild it at once.
a pick you just made shows on your profile at once
when your picks cannot be read, the star says so instead of staying grey
on a phone, messages no longer cover the top buttons, the star you just tapped included
The settings line up with the other pages, without the account card that repeated your profile, and «Elimina account» no longer stands out more than «Esci».
on a computer, messages now appear at the bottom of the screen
The settings say less: each row keeps only the line that tells you something its title does not.
A creator's page shows their last three videos, closer to the tabs.
The deposit opens on $50 and charges in dollars everywhere, except a payment method offered only in euros.
The deposit panel offers $25, $50, $100 and $250, picks the payment method from one row, and reaches another wallet from its bottom.
Deposit goes straight to the amount, wherever you press it.
Your cash sits on one line on your profile, with Deposit beside it.
Your revenue sits on one line under your cash; tap it for the next payment and the revenue per token.
A claim started from the revenue details says how it went right there.
On a market's Attività tab, Possessori and Scambi sit closer to the tabs.
Invita amici now leads with sharing your link, explains how it works before you have invited anyone, and says plainly what share you earn.
Your invite link is now pepper.fan/@yourname everywhere: in settings, in the profile and on the share cards.
Smaller fixes in the settings: clearer button for two-step verification, a calmer theme switch and a tidier language page.
On a profile, «Compra» and «Vendi» open the trade panel over the market, so you buy and sell without leaving the page.
The app now names pepper.fan: new video tokens say "Official Launch on https://pepper.fan" and Settings shows info@pepper.fan.
The terms, privacy policy and cookie policy now name pepper.fan, with help@pepper.fan as the contact; the privacy policy is Version 4.7.
On your profile the words beside your cash and your revenue are never cut off.
If MoonPay can't be opened from the deposit panel, the panel stays open and tells you to try again.
Your revenue's «Ritira» stays on the profile even when the raises can't be read for a moment.
Invita amici uses its red more sparingly, the custom code note is easier to read, and small buttons in the settings are easier to tap.
On a market's page the tabs no longer show a white box around them after a click.
The price chart opens large from its card, as a line or as candles, with zoom and the price of any point you hold.
the privacy policy now says what following and blocking keep.
Takes has a «Seguiti» filter with the takes and picks of the people you follow.
The profile shows what you have in the markets and how it went since the start; the chart opens from it, on a smooth line.
Follow people from their profile: see how many follow them and whom they follow, follow or unfollow in a tap, and block someone if you need to.
On the profile, the value's chart says when it cannot be shown, and a screen reader hears whether a result is a gain or a loss.
A result that rounds to $0.00 no longer shows an up or down arrow.
Your profile and public profiles keep showing their figures when a refresh fails, instead of a dash.
Results and changes that round to zero no longer show green or red, anywhere in the app.
Switching wallets on your profile no longer shows the other wallet's claim message.
After switching wallets during a claim, your profile no longer shows the other wallet's revenue.
After you pick a market, you can say in one line why you believe in it.
After a buy, you can say in one line why you believe in it, or update the line you already wrote, right above Share.
Added Pepper League creator standings, weekly history and visibility prizes, ready for controlled activation.
Pepper League supports automatic participation for connected YouTube channels.
Keep League history erased after disconnection and use stored channel measurements consistently.
Keep account deletion and fan-led claims compatible, and verify OAuth accounts that own multiple channels.
Takes on picks now show on a market's page and in Takes, each with its hearts and earlier versions, and open in full with a tap.
Take cards on a market's page and in Takes now show the whole line, and a market's page lists them one under another on a phone.
The profile's revenue row shows one figure, what you earned and what is waiting to be claimed, with what raises paid shown apart.
The profile's revenue window shows what is waiting, every position and every month that paid, each with its transaction, and lets you share a month's dividend.
The profile's revenue window says when something cannot be read, and dates every payment by the day it was actually made.
Your profile now shows your best trade and your best pick, each with out of how many it is the best.
In Arabic and Chinese, the people-you-follow feed now calls takes «Takes», as the rest of the Takes feed does.
the trade panel names the market at the top, with a small Compra/Vendi switch beside it.
the buy button says how much you spend, «Compra $25», and the four shortcuts end with MAX.
you sell by writing how much you want to receive, and the sell button says it, «Vendi $5».
the trade panel opened from a profile shows the market's picture, as it does on the token page.
The videos on your profile's Best of now show in full quality.
Your profile has a Takes tab with your takes and the ones you liked, and you can write or update a take from a position or a pick.
A take on a removed pick now shows its result as "while it was picked" everywhere.
Opening fanex.market now takes you to pepper.fan, so you stay signed in when you come back from a payment or a withdrawal.
The invite card now says exactly what you earn: a share of the trading fee Pepper keeps while your friends trade on the curve.
On a tablet, messages no longer cover the buy and sell buttons of a market.
Invite friends from your profile in one place: the reward, how many signed up, what you have to claim in dollars, and your link to copy or share.
Share your profile as a card: your value, your result, your newest take and your top positions, with your invite on it.
An invite or a card you share now opens on your profile, with the line saying you invited them.
The invite on your profile now says exactly what you earn: a share of the trading fee Pepper keeps while your friends trade on the curve.
«Invita amici» shows «Ritira» only once your share can be claimed.
Take cards on the token page, the profile and a take's detail no longer cut names, dates or results, and a closed position's take says "final" once.
Dates in take lines read correctly in Italian on the 8th and the 11th ("comprato l'8 ott", "Pick dall'8 set").
Your profile's Best of now shows your most loved take and the take you loved that did best since your heart.
«Invita amici» now shows the share you actually earn, your level's rate, not the starting one.
Italian now reads «l'8%», «all'11%» and «dall'ott 2026» where it read «il 8%», «al 11%» and «dal ott 2026».
A bio address becomes a link only when it opens the site it shows.
The referral steps say you earn on your friends' curve trades for 12 months.
Paying by card checks again, at «Paga», for a payment already under way.
A take keeps at most 20 new versions a day, and its history loads the older ones on request.
The Pepper League prize description focuses on visibility on the home page.
The profile opens on your name, a bio you can write with links, how long you have held and how many trades you made.
The profile no longer shows the early calls, the markets you opened or your badges; a new badge is still announced when you open your profile.
Pepper says «take» in every language: the token page, the take's sheets and the profile's share card no longer translate or transliterate it.
Italian dates read right everywhere: «dell'8», «l'11», «dall'8» instead of «del 8», «il 11», «dal 8».
Switching the payment method in the deposit panel never shows or charges the old method's price, and a new customer sees «Aggiungi una carta» at once.
Selling by dollars keeps its button when you add cents, follows your balance, shows the most you can sell, and sells everything when you ask for all of it.
A sale whose price cannot be read says so and offers a retry, and an empty sell field asks for an amount.
The trade panel opened from a profile shows the position's value as the profile does.
The profile card keeps your invite visible under a long take, and a shared invite link previews as «@you invited you to Pepper» again.
Dates no longer break across lines, the profile shows all five tabs on desktop, Takes filters stay on one row on a phone, and long market names get two lines.
«Collega YouTube» works again from pepper.fan, and an invite opened on fanex.market before the move still credits whoever sent it.
A buy or a sale no longer goes through when the price moved past your tolerance since the figure you saw: the panel shows the new figure instead.
A sale of tokens received from another wallet no longer blanks your all-time result: it is left out, and your profile says so.
