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# Watchlists

Pin the coins you're tracking — across any chain — so their signals are one tap away.

{% hint style="info" %}
Tap the **☆** on any coin in Discover, the Trenches feed, or a token page to add it to your watchlist. Your list follows you and works across every chain.
{% endhint %}

## Overview

Watchlists collect the coins you want to keep an eye on without committing funds. Your watchlist page — "Pinned signals" — shows your favorites and any tracked terminals in a grid or table, with the same quick-buy control you use everywhere else.

Two things live here:

* **Favorites** — coins you've starred (stored per device).
* **Tracked tokens** — followed coins synced to your account via the watchlist API (`/api/discovery/watchlist`), powered by the `TrackedTokens` / `FollowButton` components.

## How it works

```mermaid
flowchart LR
  A[Tap ☆ on any coin] --> B[Added to watchlist]
  B --> C[Open Watchlist page]
  C --> D[Grid or table view]
  D --> E{Act}
  E -->|Quick buy| F[One-tap buy]
  E -->|Open| G[Token detail page]
```

1. **Star** a coin anywhere it appears (Discover, Trenches, token page).
2. Open **Watchlist** to see all pinned coins together.
3. **Sort** and switch **grid / table** views.
4. **Quick buy** straight from a row, or open the [token page](/traders/token-detail.md).

## How to use it

* **Add / remove** with the ☆ toggle. Tap again to unpin.
* **Follow** coins with the follow button to sync tracked terminals to your account.
* **Set a quick-buy amount** in the toolbar and buy pinned coins in one tap — see [🟢 Quick Buy & Sell](/traders/quick-buy-sell.md).
* Watchlist is also a **Discover mode**, so you can scan just your pinned coins with the full market columns and live prices.

## Important details

| Element        | Behavior                                             |
| -------------- | ---------------------------------------------------- |
| Favorites      | Starred coins, stored per device                     |
| Tracked tokens | Followed coins synced via `/api/discovery/watchlist` |
| Any chain      | RHC / Base / BNB / Ethereum / Solana all supported   |
| Quick buy      | Same preset-amount one-tap trading                   |
| Watchlist mode | Discover can filter its feed to your list            |

## What happens next?

* Pinned coins appear on your Watchlist page and in the Discover **watchlist** mode.
* Your portfolio's watchlist quick-link shows how many coins you've pinned.
* Following a coin keeps its terminal tracked to your account across sessions.

## Troubleshooting

| Symptom                            | Likely cause                        | What to do                                        |
| ---------------------------------- | ----------------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------- |
| "Watchlist is empty for this view" | No coins pinned for that chain/mode | Star coins from Discover / Trenches / token pages |
| Star didn't persist                | Favorites are per device            | Follow the coin to sync it to your account        |
| Followed coin missing              | Sync/API hiccup                     | Refresh; re-follow if needed                      |

## Continue exploring

* [🔭 Discover](/traders/discover.md)
* [💼 Portfolio](/portfolio-and-analytics/portfolio.md)
* [🟢 Quick Buy & Sell](/traders/quick-buy-sell.md)
* [📊 Token Detail Pages](/traders/token-detail.md)


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