Bisq

This release addresses concerns about the overly restrictive trade amount limits introduced in the previous release and fixes a bug affecting BSQ swap trades. Release notes Trading And Wallet Safety - Maximum trade limits were increased to 0.250 BTC. - The risk-based reduction factors for the 4 risk classes were changed from 1, 2, 4, 8 to 1, 2, 3, 4. This results in trade limits of up to 0.250 BTC for Altcoins and up to 0.0625 BTC for higher-risk fiat payment methods such as SEPA or Zelle. - Fixed a bug in BSQ swap fee validation and added additional validation checks. - Trade statistics validation was adjusted for the reduced trade limits introduced in the previous release. UX And Settings - Updated the user agreement. - Trade rules are now shown when users create or take an offer for the first time. - Trade rules and the user agreement are now available from Settings → About. - The cold-storage reminder threshold is now configurable in preferences. Release Process And CI - Debian package dependency generation now relaxes t64 dependencies while preserving the original constraint or qualifier on the non-t64 alternative. See full release notes at: https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq2/tree/main/release-notes/2.1.11 Installation macOS Bisq does not use Apple's notarization process (see why). For that reason you will see that (misleading) alert: Grant permissions by: - run sudo xattr -rd com.apple.quarantine /Applications/Bisq.app in a terminal (type Terminal in the Apple search box) - open Bisq again More details can be found here. Windows For similar reasons you will get that warning at Windows: Windows protected your PC - Click the More info button when prompted - Click the Run anyway button when prompted More details can be found here. Verify download See the verification and installation instructions in the Bisq Wiki.