> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://wiki-en-macos.tiger.trade/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://wiki-en-macos.tiger.trade/features/application-interface/watchlist.md).

# Watchlist

It is a tool that allows traders to monitor and track the performance of selected financial instruments or assets in real time. It serves as a quick reference and helps traders keep an eye on the cryptocurrencies they are interested in.

To open **Watchlist** you need to click **Open New Widget** and click **Watchlist**.

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To open **Watchlist** as a separate window, click on **Open Watchlist** in the **View** dropdown in the left top corner of the **Bar Menu**.

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If your **Watchlist** is small, you can use the default hotkey **"command+G"** to switch between the **All Symbols** and **Favorites** tabs.

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**Filters**

The Watchlist can be filtered to show only the instruments relevant to you. To open the filter panel, click **Settings** in the top right corner of the Watchlist widget.

**Market** — select **All**, **Spot**, or **Futures** to filter symbols by market type.

**Exchanges** — choose one or multiple exchanges to display symbols from. Available options: Binance, Bybit, Coinbase, OKX, Hyperliquid.

**Trades** — set a minimum number of trades to filter out low-activity symbols.

**Volumes** — set a minimum volume threshold to show only symbols with significant trading activity.

**Display**

* **Round large numbers** — when enabled, large values are shortened for readability (e.g. 5,900,000 → 6M).

Click **Apply** to confirm your filter settings, or **Clear all** to reset them to default.

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