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My Watchlist

My Watchlist is the center of your personalized Investor Intel experience. What you track here shapes your Daily Brief, your Market Pulse "Following" scope, and the relevance ranking across the product.

What you can track

A watchlist item can be more than a token:

  • Tokens - any asset, from majors to memecoins

  • Wallets - addresses you want to keep an eye on (see Wallet Watch for deep analysis)

  • Narratives - themes from Narrative Radar

  • Protocols - DeFi protocols and platforms

Manual holdings (optional)

On any token you track, you can optionally record a holding: an amount and a cost basis. This is manual and private.

  • Holdings give the AI honest context, so answers about a token can account for the fact that you hold it

  • Cost basis lets value changes be framed against your entry instead of just the 24h move

  • You never have to connect a wallet to use this. If you do connect one, see Portfolio for the full tracker.

Recording a holding changes what context the AI has. It does not change the analysis rules, and it never produces buy or sell instructions.

Market context pills

Each watchlist row carries compact context pills, so you can scan the state of everything you track without opening each item: price movement, activity, and risk context at a glance.

How to use it

  1. Add the assets, wallets, narratives, and protocols you actually care about

  2. Optionally record holdings with cost basis on tokens you own

  3. Scan the context pills daily; open anything that looks off

  4. Set Alerts on the items where you want to be notified instead of checking

Limits

The number of watchlist items depends on your plan, from 5 on trial up to 300 on Elite. If you downgrade, nothing is deleted; you just cannot add more until you are back under the limit or upgrade. See Pricing.

  • Portfolio - wallet-synced holdings with P&L

  • Alerts - notifications on watchlist items

  • Daily Brief - your watchlist drives the brief

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