The Watch List widget is a useful tool to monitor and organize various cryptocurrencies, allowing you to create a personalized overview of markets that matter to you.
Sorting Option Click on any column header to sort your markets by Exchange, Symbol, Price, Delta 24H% (current price compared to the price that was observed on the "Daily close" of the previous day) or % change. This is useful for quickly spotting the biggest movers or assets trading on specific exchanges.
Drag-and-Drop Arrange cryptocurrencies manually by dragging them to prioritize key assets or organize them by your preference.
Adding Cryptocurrencies Use the text field in the top-right corner to add new assets by entering the symbol or exchange name.
Type a Symbol name (e.g., BTC) to have a complete list of all available BTC pairs from all Exchanges.
Type an Exchange name (e.g., Binance) to have a complete list of all pairs from that exchange.
Click to the pair to Add it to your current list. If the pair is already present in your list, you will see a Check Mark “✓” in the Added column.
Hold the Shift key and click to a few pairs - it will allow you to add multiple markets at once.
Right click on your current chart and select “Add to Watch List” to quickly add a symbol to the current watch list.
Menu Options Click the “Sandwich” icon to open a menu for managing your lists.
Add list — creates a new empty list and switches to it.
Duplicate list — creates a copy of the current list and switches to it.
Rename list — renames current list.
Clear list — delete all currencies from the current list without to delete the list itself.
Remove list — completely delete current list with all its currencies.
At the bottom of the Menu you have a list of all your lists. The selected list is marked by a Check Mark “✓”.
The name of the current list is written in the header of the Watch List window.
Deleting Cryptocurrencies Hover over a market in your list to reveal the red “Delete” icon. Click it to remove the asset from your Watch List.
To get a clear and actionable view of your assets, it’s helpful to organize them into multiple watch lists based on trading strategy or market focus. Here are some effective ways to group your cryptocurrencies:
1. Organize by Market Sector or Theme
Layer 1 Coins Include major blockchain tokens (e.g., ETH, SOL).
DeFi Projects Track decentralized finance tokens.
NFT and Metaverse Coins Watch tokens related to NFTs and metaverse applications.
Meme coins Include meme coins in a separate list to track hype coins.
2. Use Liquidity or Volume-Based Lists
High Liquidity Group coins with high trading volumes or liquidity for smoother trades.
Low Market Cap Include smaller, more speculative tokens if you’re looking for high-risk, high-reward opportunities.
Keep Core Lists Clean Maintain an uncluttered main list with only your high-priority assets to avoid distraction.
Utilize Multiple Watch Lists Instead of overloading one list, use several for various categories. This enables you to monitor specific groups quickly.
Organizing your Watch List this way helps you stay focused, monitor trends, and act quickly when opportunities align with your trading strategy.
