Wallet, History & the Roadmap

Three more pages worth knowing in Labs: your wallet, your history, and the public roadmap.

Wallet

The Wallet page shows your balance and everything money-related:

  • Available balance in Coins, with live USD and satoshi equivalents.
  • Crypto conversion strip — what your balance is worth in BTC, LTC, DOGE, and DASH, with "Ready to withdraw" or the minimum still needed. Minimums: 50,000 Coins for BTC, 30,000 for LTC, DOGE, and DASH.
  • Withdraw — an inline wizard walks you through cashing out. (If a withdrawal needs verification, see Verification and your withdrawal.)
  • Deposit — addresses for topping up with BTC, LTC, DOGE, or DASH.
  • Pending withdrawals — live status badges; tap one for full payment details.

You can also just ask the assistant: "Withdraw my balance" or "What's my balance in BTC?"

History

The History page covers your money trail (not your chat history — that lives in Session History):

  • Earnings tab — every claim: offers, surveys, bonuses, spins, rain, and more.
  • Withdrawals tab — every payout with status filters (Pending, Verifying, Held, Sent…).

The Roadmap

The Roadmap is where Labs is built in the open — and your voice counts:

Submitting

Tap + New report and pick a type: General Feedback, Bug Report, or Feature Request. Add a title, details, and up to 6 screenshots. Before submitting, Labs checks for similar existing reports so you can add your vote to one instead of duplicating it.

(For account-specific problems — missing payments, verification issues — use the Support Assistant instead; the roadmap is for product feedback.)

Voting

  • Every item can be upvoted — and your vote weight grows with your tier (Hodler counts 1, all the way up to 7 for Ascendant).
  • Want it even more? Boost with Coins: 100 Coins per extra vote unit, up to 50 paid units per item.
  • Sort by Top, Trending, or Newest, and filter by type or status.

Following along

Items are grouped by status — In Progress, Researching, Considering, Done, Rejected — so you can see exactly where an idea stands. Open any item for comments and discussion.

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