Analysis summaries and compact row geometry completed

Analysis summary cards now use the shared KPI hover system, while analytical and metric rows use a denser terminal layout.

• Analysis summary cards use the KPI hover effect.
• Factor, risk, and MTF rows were set to a 34 px height with 5 px spacing.
• Standard metric rows use a 34 px height and 5 px spacing.
• The CSS conflict that masked the bottom border of the final metric row during hover was removed.

All analytical rows aligned with the KPI hover effect

Factor, risk, multi-timeframe, and metric rows now use the same focus effect as KPI cards.

• Border color, outer shadow, and BNB-tinted inset shadow are now controlled by one shared hover rule.
• Standard metric rows and the multi-column metric-cards design are consolidated into one CSS section.
• KPI hover behavior was applied to every metric-card item.

Metric lists moved to the unified analytical card design

Metric lists across the terminal now share the same visual language as factor, risk, and multi-timeframe rows.

• Standard metric rows use a 40 px card height, unified border, and background.
• All metric rows now use the same BNB-tinted hover border and inset shadow.
• The data-dense layout of multi-column metric cards is preserved while their surface design is unified.

Analytical rows aligned at 40 px height

Using the MTF row's actual 40 px height as the reference, analytical rows across Overview, Market Analysis, and Derivatives & Risk were realigned.

• Factor, risk, and MTF rows all use a fixed 40 px height.
• MTF rows use the active border and background hover behavior from factor rows.

Analytical row heights and hover behavior aligned

Analytical rows across Overview, Market Analysis, and Derivatives & Risk now share one geometry and interaction rule.

• Factor rows use the same fixed height as MTF rows.
• Risk rows use the same fixed height as MTF rows.
• The active border and background hover behavior from factor rows now also applies to MTF rows.

English coverage and analytical panels completed

The static interface and dynamic states returned by the analysis engine were audited together. New visitors now start in English, while an explicit Turkish selection remains preserved.

• English coverage was completed for dynamic analysis, risk, backtest, burn and calibration text.
• Analysis factors and risk components now use the same card structure as multi-timeframe rows.
• The BNB/BTC Relative Strength panel is now full-width, interactive and placed at the top of Market Analysis.

Panel alignment restored and the on-chain chart made interactive

The main chart again occupies the first row on Overview; Analysis Engine and Technical State are fixed at equal width and height on the second row. Row-level panel equalization removed in v1.4.2 has been restored.

• Overview: full-width main chart in the first row, two equal analysis panels in the second.
• Panels in the same grid row once again stretch to equal height.
• Safe room is reserved for the right axis on the dual-axis on-chain chart, eliminating clipped labels.
• A hover crosshair and TVL / stablecoin value tooltip were added to the on-chain liquidity chart.
• Release entries are shown release by release in a single column.

Readability, responsive charts and an active BNB donation address

Typography was enlarged throughout the terminal. SVG scaling that stretched charts horizontally and distorted labels on wide displays was removed; chart surfaces now calculate height from their natural aspect ratio.

• Analysis Engine and Technical State panels on the Overview second row have equal widths.
• All main panels and KPI surfaces receive a yellow border and soft BNB tint on hover.
• The BNB Smart Chain donation address is active, with QR code and one-click copy.
• Panel copy, table content, labels and helper text were enlarged for readability.

Terminal interface redesigned for readability and interaction

Overview, On-chain, Model Lab and 2029 Valuation workspaces were reorganized for real terminal use. The supply projection gained an interactive hover layer, the browser tab gained the live BNB price, and Release Journal/Donate areas were added to the sidebar.

• The Overview main chart moved to a full-width top row.
• The on-chain liquidity chart is full width, with Network Health and Burn panels below.
• Quarterly supply, burn and average BNB price can be inspected on hover in the 2029 supply chart.
• Typography and the market-regime card were strengthened for readability.

Professional workspaces replace one long dashboard

The interface was split into seven workspaces: Overview, Market Analysis, Derivatives & Risk, On-chain, 2029 Valuation, Model Lab and System Health. A left terminal navigation, top market band, mobile drawer and Ctrl+K command palette were added.

Prediction Model v14.1-r6 and the v1.3.19 Frozen Validation Protocol were not changed.

Model development frozen; the real forward-evidence period begins

Tactical 30D was locked as the only forward candidate; Alpha 30D moved to research/shadow-only status. Promotion thresholds became immutable, and integrity hashes plus historical record protection were added to the forward ledger. Selection Stability Guard reports fragility as telemetry instead of retuning.

Data reliability and selection stability made visible

Freshness, fallback and model-eligibility checks were validated for mandatory model inputs. Selection Stability Audit exposed fragility between inner CV and outer-period performance in the Tactical model, shifting the next development step from new features to forward validation.

Minimal model, external market information and leakage-safe validation

OOF feature selection, feature stability, abstention correctness, cross-market BTC/ETH regime, perpetual derivatives and BSC on-chain histories were tested systematically. Purged walk-forward, nested outer folds and rejection-only holdout separation were tightened to prevent model selection from looking at past outcomes.

Core layers of the BNB analysis engine established

Price action, technical indicators, patterns, BNB/BTC relative strength, derivatives, on-chain liquidity, BNB burn/supply and 2029 scenario engines were combined on one research surface. The model is designed to explain factor contribution and data quality, not only the result.

Building a resilient data-collection foundation

On networks where direct exchange access is unreliable, DefiLlama fallback stabilized BNB/USD, BTC/USD and BNB/BTC feeds. This release became the baseline for the reliable data layer used by later analysis engines.