Deep View Terminal Redesign: No More Scrolling, Everything on One Screen

If you have used any institutional trading terminal like Sierra Chart or Quantower you know the golden rule. You never scroll. Every piece of data you need sits on one screen, locked in position, visible at all times. The moment you have to scroll down to check CVD while price is moving on the chart above, you have already lost the trade.

That was the biggest problem with the old Buildix Deep View. We had 30 plus analytics panels stacked vertically in a long scrolling page. It looked impressive in screenshots but it was unusable for actual trading. A scalper running 10x leverage on Hyperliquid perps does not have time to scroll past the whale feed to find the OBI gauge while BTC is dumping 200 dollars in 3 seconds.

So we killed the scroll entirely and rebuilt the Deep View from the ground up as a single screen terminal workspace.

The new layout splits your screen into three zones that never move. The main chart area takes up the top left 70 percent of the viewport. Below it sits the oscillator panel with your CVD, OBI, OFI, VPIN, funding rates, and cross exchange data organized in tabs. The right 30 percent is a live alpha feed showing whale trades, liquidations, and signal confluence in real time with its own independent scroll.

Everything that does not need permanent screen real estate got moved into a tools drawer that you open with Cmd K or the tools button. Session analytics, microstructure summary, position calculator, Z score, composite scores, correlation matrix, macro sentiment, all of it is one keystroke away but not stealing pixels from your price action.

The main chart area uses a tabbed system so you can switch between the standard candlestick chart with orderbook heatmap overlay, TPO market profile, volume profile, and liquidation heatmap without losing the state of your oscillators below. Click a tab and the chart switches instantly while your CVD and OBI keep running in the bottom panel exactly where you left them.

The oscillator panel itself is organized into three tabs. Flow gives you CVD plus OBI plus OFI side by side. Structure shows VPIN, long short ratio, multi exchange funding, and OI delta. Cohort has the bucketed CVD and the wallet attributed cohort CVD that separates whale volume from retail noise.

The whale feed on the right is now a proper institutional tape. Compact rows, monospace numbers, green for buys red for sells, price and size immediately visible. Below it the whale positions table shows the actual on chain positions of the biggest wallets on Hyperliquid with their notional, leverage, unrealized PnL, and ROE. This is data you literally cannot get on any centralized exchange because Hyperliquid is fully transparent at the wallet level.

On mobile the layout gracefully falls back to a vertical stack because trying to cram a 70 30 grid into a 375 pixel wide screen is a recipe for unreadable text. The mobile experience stays clean and usable without pretending to be a desktop terminal.

For the technically curious this is pure CSS flexbox, no external grid libraries, no react-grid-layout dependency. The body gets overflow hidden and height 100vh on desktop so the browser never shows a scrollbar. Each zone manages its own internal overflow independently. The right panel scrolls its whale feed without affecting anything else on screen.

This update also includes the footprint engine V2 running behind the scenes with diagonal imbalance detection comparing ask volume at price P against bid volume at price P minus one tick. When the ratio exceeds 300 percent the cell gets flagged as a buying imbalance. Three or more consecutive imbalances in the same direction create a stacked support or resistance zone. The point of control for each bar gets a white border. All of this computation happens in the existing web worker so the main thread stays smooth.

The unified footprint chart that renders this data directly inside the candlesticks like Sierra Chart is currently in development and will ship in a future update. When it lands you will be able to zoom in on any candle and see the bid ask volume breakdown at every price level rendered in the same viewport as the price action with automatic LOD that switches from full text to volume boxes to simple OHLC lines as you zoom out.

We also fixed the trial messaging across the site. The deep view gate now correctly shows 48 hour trial instead of the old 7 day copy. No credit card required, sign up and you get full Starter level access for 48 hours to test every panel.

The entire update is live right now at buildix.trade. Open any pair deep view and you will see the new terminal layout immediately. If you are on a paid plan everything works exactly as before but now fits on one screen. If you are on the free tier you get the chart plus one deep view per day with the new layout.

This is what happens when you build a product for traders instead of for screenshots.