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* fix: Confirm widget is still mounted * feat: Modify balance display to include full balance * fix: Modifying balance * chore: Feature cleanup * fix: Add frozen balance into consideration when taking available balance and add field to make full balance display only on bitcoin and litecoin wallets * fix: Adjust balance card to display correct available and unavailable balance, unavailable balance should only be displayed when there is one WIP * fix: Cleanup balance page and balance page view_model * chore: Revert formatting * fix: Remove full balance * fix: Remove full balance * fix: Remove full balance * chore: Rever formating [skip ci] * feat: Finalize display only available and unavailable balance * fix: Modify the way balance is displayed, activate frozen balance with label, remove unavailable/additional balance for bitcoin wallet type * fix: Issues coming from syncing with main * fix: Modify additional balance label * fix: Monero and Wownero balances display bug * fix: Resolve merge conflicts * feat: Activate CPFP for BTC, LTC and BCH, also fix issues with frozen balance display * - minor fix - remove unused functions * Fix conflicts --------- Co-authored-by: Omar Hatem <omarh.ismail1@gmail.com> Co-authored-by: tuxsudo <tuxsudo@tux.pizza> |
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