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We are excited to share a major update to Interfin Terminal - a more complete environment for tracking Solana and BNB Chain activity, researching market ideas, and sharing discoveries with the community.
The goal is simple: make it easier to spot what is happening in the market while keeping a clear DYOR / not financial advice approach.
🔎 Hype Radar with persistent signal history
Hype Radar is no longer limited to a momentary list of active pairs. The system now regularly collects Solana and BNB Chain market data, records snapshots, and builds a history of observed signals.
This makes it possible to see more than the current Radar score. Users can also see when a token was first observed, how its score has changed, and how activity has developed when enough historical data exists.
Each signal includes practical market metrics such as liquidity, short-term volume, buying and selling activity, buy pressure, price movement, and token age. Where historical data is available, the interface can show changes across 1-hour, 6-hour, 24-hour, and 7-day windows.
This is not a price prediction tool. It is a faster way to identify projects that may deserve independent research.
📊 Token Research and clearer risk context
Selecting Research opens a more detailed token view with current market metrics, recorded signal history, DexScreener chart links, and explorer links. A clearly labeled Live Data Risk Overview has also been added.
This overview is intentionally based only on data currently available in the live feed: token age, liquidity, activity, buy/sell pressure, and price movement.
Interfin Terminal does not claim to verify holders, contract source code, or honeypot risk when those checks are not actually performed. Users should always verify the contract address, liquidity conditions, and official project sources independently.
🔖 Browser-local Watchlist
There is no need to create an account just to keep track of an interesting token. Hype Radar cards can now be saved into a browser-local Watchlist, where users can add a private note and set their own minimum Radar score and buy-pressure thresholds.
The Watchlist stays in the user’s browser. It is not public and is not tied to a central user account. It is designed for organizing projects for later research, not as an automated trading or purchase signal system.
📲 Telegram: opt-in alerts and a daily briefing
Telegram alerts are opt-in. Users can subscribe with `/start`, stop alerts with `/stop`, review their settings, and adjust minimum score, liquidity, and buy-pressure criteria.
The system sends only new qualifying signals and includes protections against duplicate notifications and alert flooding. At 08:00 Europe/Vilnius time, active subscribers can receive a concise daily briefing with the strongest Solana and BNB Chain signals, together with a reminder that market data is informational.
Telegram channel and group publishing can also share qualifying Hype Radar signals with the wider community in a consistent format.
𝕏 automation and Trend Scan
The X publishing system can now share selected Hype Radar signals on a schedule: BNB Chain coverage in the morning and Solana coverage in the evening. Posts are generated only when qualifying signals are available, helping keep the feed focused rather than filling it with noise.
The new Trend Scan adds a public social-activity layer by regularly analyzing X discussion context around Solana and BNB Chain. Social attention is not a guarantee of quality, safety, or future price performance. It can change quickly and can be artificially amplified, so it should always be used as a research input rather than a conclusion.
💬 Community Hub: stronger quality controls
Community Hub keeps anonymous submission available, while the moderation flow is now clearer and more accountable. Users can report inappropriate posts, moderators can provide a rejection reason for declined submissions, and moderation history and audit records are retained.
The public feed now supports search and pagination, making larger volumes of community content easier to browse. Submission and reporting endpoints also include rate limiting to reduce abuse while preserving an open community experience.
🤖 AI Assistant: better context and clearer UX
The AI Assistant has been improved with suggestion chips, a friendlier empty state, clearer error messages, and a new-conversation action. Where relevant, the assistant can receive current Hype Radar context on the server side to make research discussions more useful.
Privacy has also been strengthened: long-term AI chat transcripts are not left in browser storage, client-controlled system-prompt roles are not accepted, and sensitive configuration is never exposed through the user interface.
🛡️ Privacy, security, and mobile usability
Privacy and cookie information has been updated, and users can request deletion of wallet-associated application data. This update does not introduce marketing or advertising tracking. Watchlist data remains browser-local.
Several mobile interface details were refined as well. In particular, Trending cards in the horizontal mobile view no longer become clipped when selected. Market-interface language was also updated where appropriate so static claims are not shown in places that require a live source or clear status explanation.
IMPORTANT: Interfin Terminal is not financial advice and does not determine project safety from a single metric. Signals, trends, and social activity are built for research and monitoring. Always verify token contract addresses, liquidity, official sources, and risk independently.
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