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# Watchlist

Everywhere else in Tachyo, you go looking. The Watchlist is the one place the platform comes to you.

You pin **wallets** and **tokens**, and the watchlist feed shows what happens in them: buys, sells, and the events worth knowing about. **20 pins** with Tachyo Access.

## Two tabs

The watchlist splits your pins into two views:

| Tab         | What it shows                                                                            |
| ----------- | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| **Wallets** | A feed of what your pinned wallets did, newest first.                                    |
| **Tokens**  | Your pinned tokens with chain, price and market cap, plus who has been naming them on X. |

Both show your pins and nothing else. Until you pin something the Wallets tab says so plainly rather than filling itself with wallets you never chose: open any wallet profile and click **Pin**.

## The feed

| Column     | What it is                   |
| ---------- | ---------------------------- |
| **Time**   | When it happened.            |
| **Kind**   | What kind of event it was.   |
| **Wallet** | Who did it, with their tier. |
| **Token**  | What it involved.            |
| **Amount** | Size of the trade in USD.    |

## Who is naming your tokens

A separate section shows **who has been naming your watched tokens on X**, ranked by the reach of the account rather than by post count.

Reach-first is deliberate. On a live watchlist, the median token gets zero posts in a given week while the median top author has six figures of followers. A weekly post-count would show a wall of zeros and read as broken; one post from a large account is the actual event.

## Notifications

You can have watchlist activity pushed to you rather than checked. Notification preferences live in your [profile](/account/profile.md). See [Notifications](/account/notifications.md) for what is delivered, where, and how to turn it off.

## Getting it right

* **Start with five pins, not twenty.** An alert that fires constantly stops being an alert. Add pins as you retire others.
* **Pin wallets you would act on**, not wallets you find interesting. If an S-tier wallet buying something would not change your day, it does not need a pin.
* **Pin tokens you are already in.** The watchlist is at its best telling you that the smart money in your position just left.
* **Pin from the screens that already found something for you.** A wallet worth pinning usually turns up first on the [Leaderboard](/platform/leaderboard.md) or in [Alpha](/platform/alpha.md).


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