The biggest improvements are often the ones people never have to notice. Over two days, we rebuilt the paths between the site, the market, the desk, the bots and BULLENSAGA—so more of the House simply works when someone reaches for it.
The same BUY $BULLEN button now understands the difference between a desktop browser and a phone. Desktop keeps the fast Jupiter path. Mobile hands the trade into the wallet that can sign it.
Navigation, spacing, buttons, mobile safe areas and focus behaviour were brought into one House system. Stats, Tape, Chart and Curve read as connected rooms rather than unrelated tools.
The Tape follows completed pool trades, preserves its history through upstream interruptions and keeps wallet identities private. Large buys, live flow and the path toward the next burn are visible without manufactured narrative.
Live market recordApproving a draft does not create a raid. The desk waits until the edited post or reply actually appears on X, then gives Telegram the real link. Buried cards can be recovered, and scanning can be paused when the desk should stay open without spending API credits.
Private operationsEach bot now has its own live state, delivery checks and controlled recovery actions. Mint and preorder media reach the correct announcement lane. A redundant Telegram edit is treated as “already current,” while a real failure shows the action required.
Private operationsA private, Face ID-protected Control Room now brings together orders, payments, NFT distributions, custom mints, referral obligations, House Desk controls, both bots and on-the-go post preparation.
Preorders can recover verified Solana payments safely, USDC instructions are clearer, fulfillment avoids duplicates, and related mint events carry the right artwork into the right bot. The public story stays clean because the machinery underneath is less fragile.
Flow hardenedAll 237,500,000 reserve tokens now sit in two non-cancellable Jupiter Lock escrows. The entire balance of each lock remains unavailable until its hard cliff; neither lock drips tokens over time.
We cannot force real activity—and we will not fake it. We can keep making the real thing easier to enter, verify and operate.
That is the work: fewer dead ends, fewer ambiguous alarms, fewer moments where someone has to understand the machinery before they can use the House.