Trojan Features: Watchlists

What Are Watchlists?

At any given time, a trader might be following dozens of tokens across different narratives, stages, and strategies. Watchlists are Trojan's tool for keeping that organized. Add any token to a watchlist and it stays there with live price, volume, and market cap data updating continuously, ready to act on whenever conditions move.

Multiple Lists for Different Strategies

Watchlists on Trojan aren't limited to a single list. You can create multiple named watchlists and organize tokens across them however fits your approach. A list for high-conviction longer holds, another for tokens you're watching for an entry, another for a specific narrative you're tracking. Switching between lists is instant, and each one is independently managed.

Tokens are added from anywhere in the terminal by clicking the star icon. Managing, renaming, and organizing lists is handled through the Watchlist settings.

How It Fits Into the Terminal

The Watchlist panel can be docked to the left or right side of the page or used as a floating window and positioned wherever works best for your setup. It's also available in the Top Bar, where your watchlist tokens scroll as a live ticker across the top of the terminal regardless of what page you're on.

From within the Watchlist itself, you can open a token's chart or jump directly to the trade page with a single click, keeping the gap between monitoring and acting as small as possible.

Built Into the Trojan Workflow

Watchlists connect naturally to the rest of the terminal. Tokens you're tracking in Trenches or researching via Token Audits can be starred and added immediately. When you're ready to move from watching to trading, Market Orders, Limit Orders and DCA are one click away. Trojan's Watchlists ensure that the tokens worth watching never fall out of sight.