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Release date Update Changes
August 12, 2026 v2026.08.12.2
  • Playing different profiles (main / ironman / hardcore) in separate tabs now stays put: a reconnect or page reload keeps each tab on its own profile instead of snapping to whichever profile you last switched into.
July 30, 2026 v2026.07.30
  • Ironman global boosts (pulsator / amplifiers) now only affect ironman players, and main boosts only affect main players, they no longer boost each other.
  • When leaderboards reset, the winner summary you see is for your own mode instead of showing winners from all modes.
July 29, 2026 v2026.07.29.2
  • Ironman and Hardcore now get their own daily and weekly leaderboard rewards and their own top-<stat> trophies, ranked only against other players in the same mode.
  • Every stat leaderboard is now split into Main / Ironman / Hardcore. The old mixed “everyone” board has been removed.
  • A one-time backfill grants the most recent day’s missed Ironman/Hardcore rewards so eligible players don’t lose out.
July 27, 2026 The Ironman Update

Profiles and modes

  • Every account still has exactly one Main profile: normal Bconomy, no restrictions, and it can never be deleted on its own. On top of that you can now create restricted profiles that share your account but keep their own rank, items, and progress. Only one profile is active at a time, and you switch between them from the profile switcher in the footer (or from Settings, Account, Profiles).

Ironman and Hardcore

  • A Hardcore profile is the full solo challenge, with boosts and factions switched off too, so nothing you gain ever comes from another player.
  • An Ironman profile turns off the market and direct transfers, but keeps global boosts and faction benefits.

Your own leaderboards and identity

  • Ironman and Hardcore profiles compete on their own leaderboards as well as the global ones, so your grind is measured against other solo players and not against market wealth.

See your other profiles

  • Open any profile and you will find an Other profiles section listing the account’s other profiles and their trophy counts, each a tap away.