Most of v4.1.1 is practical work on the parts of Metrix you touch every day. The app fits smaller screens better. The Market page is easier to move through. Tracking, alerts, and wallet history should also feel more dependable.

The release adds HyperLend across the lending workflow and gives notifications a proper home inside Metrix. There is plenty here, but the point is simple: managing a position should take less effort.

Metrix fits the screen you are using

Metrix puts a lot of information on each page. That is useful on a large monitor, but it can turn into a fight for space on a phone.

Version 4.1.1 adjusts navigation, spacing, dialogs, selectors, and other dense screens as the viewport changes. The OTP verification screen also has a cleaner code entry and action layout.

Checking a position from a smaller screen should feel like using Metrix, not squeezing around a desktop layout.

The Market page is easier to move through

The Market page had useful information, but too much of it competed for the same space. Sticky cards took over smaller screens, the asset table ran long, and the news controls made filtering harder than it needed to be.

Search and table controls are easier to reach in v4.1.1. News can be filtered and sorted, and the page uses the available screen space more sensibly as you scroll.

This is still the Market overview rather than a full asset detail redesign. The work here makes the page you already use less cumbersome.

HyperLend joins the lending workflow

HyperLend support on HyperEVM now runs through Discover, Simulate, and Track.

You can explore supported markets, model a lending position, and review it through the same Metrix flow you use for other lending protocols. Discover uses refreshed reserve data, while Simulate and Track use the verified HyperLend integration.

If you already use HyperLend, you can see that activity alongside the rest of your lending positions instead of treating it as a separate workflow.

Tracking fixes where the numbers matter

A few bugs made tracking less trustworthy than it should be. Individual wallet history could load against the wrong wallet. Pool tracking could refresh when you switched wallets or moved between pages. Price alerts also failed on some affected positions.

Version 4.1.1 addresses each of those cases. It also fixes a Uniswap V4 history bug that could record a collect event when no collection happened. That false event could raise the wallet earnings and APR shown in Metrix. Genuine collect events stay in the history; the ghost event does not.

These are not flashy changes. They do make it easier to trust what happened in a wallet and what did not.

Notifications have a home inside Metrix

Version 4.1.1 adds the notification experience and a reusable format for in-app announcements. Product updates, known issues, offers, and operational notices can use the same familiar presentation instead of a new popup every time.

You get one place to look for information that affects how you use the product.

The small details got attention too

The date range selector, popup styling, navigation spacing, and OTP screen have all been cleaned up. We also removed the unused Discord link.

Each change is small on its own. Together, they remove some of the little interruptions that made the app feel rougher than it needed to.

Go further with Metrix

Metrix puts DeFi discovery, simulation, and position tracking in one workflow. If you need deeper filters, richer simulations, historical views, alerts, or better wallet organization, choose the paid plan that fits how you work.