Grow your stack: Buy, sell, and auto stack from your new bitcoin screen

Your new bitcoin screen is built as a command center for your stack: balances, actions, rewards, auto stack tools, and history all live together.​ Instead of switching between multiple parts of the app to manage bitcoin, you can now buy, sell, send, receive, and track rewards from a single view.​

Core actions in one tap

With one click off the home screen you can buy, sell, send, and receive bitcoin with a push of a button.​ Each action opens a guided flow that keeps you on the same page, so you always know where you are in the process.​

Having these controls side by side helps you move quickly when markets shift or when you need to send or receive bitcoin.​ The walkthrough videos above show you how these flows work end‑to‑end using small example amounts.​

Rewards in your bitcoin center

Rewards now live directly in your bitcoin center, under a clear rewards section that shows both dollar value and sats.​ From here you can see how many sats are available, review recent reward credits, and redeem them into your stack.​

This design connects everyday earning behavior to the long‑term stack visible at the top of the screen.​ When combined with auto‑stack tools, rewards can become a consistent source of incremental bitcoin accumulation.​

Auto‑stack with recurring purchases and direct‑to‑bitcoin

Under “Grow your stack,” you will find tools like Auto stack and direct‑to‑bitcoin deposits. ​Auto stack lets you schedule a set dollar amount to convert into bitcoin at a frequency of your choosing, creating a dollar‑cost‑averaging pattern over time. ​

Direct‑to‑bitcoin allows eligible deposits to move into bitcoin without extra steps, helping automate part of your stacking strategy. ​These tools are designed to make building a position more systematic, which many long‑term holders prefer. ​

All your bitcoin history in one place

Below your stack tools is a transaction section that shows buys, sells, redemptions, and other bitcoin activity on a single screen. ​You can tap into individual entries for more detail, or select “See all transactions” for a broader history view. ​

Having this history next to your actions and balance makes it simpler to answer questions like when you last bought, how a redemption was applied, or what changed after a market move. ​This can be particularly useful for personal records or when you are preparing information for tax‑related tools. ​