# Watchlist

Your watchlist is the bridge between passively tracking a token and actually acting on it. Each row in the watchlist can do four things: fire a full analysis, set a price target that notifies you when hit, exclude the token from the trading bot's candidate pool, and surface the latest analysis pass already run on it.

## What each row lets you do

**Analyze with Claude** — runs a full multi-agent analysis pass on the token and saves the output. The analysis page deep-links back to the watchlist row, so re-opening later shows the most recent pass inline. Costs credits at the Full Analysis rate (roughly 10-12 credits, depending on which sub-agents are used).

**Set a price target** — pick a direction (`above` or `below`) and a USD price. When price crosses the target, it fires as an alert just like a scanner alpha alert, and you get the full lifecycle tracking (peak, cool, close). Free. A small minimum delta from the current price prevents setting a target that would fire immediately.

**Clear a price target** — zeros the target out without firing. Free.

**Exclude from bot** — toggles the token off the trading bot's candidate list. If you're actively managing a position manually and don't want the bot stepping on it, exclude it. Free.

## How targets fire

Price targets get checked every few minutes against live market data. When one hits, you get an in-app alert plus a Telegram message. The target is marked fired and won't re-fire — if you want to keep tracking the same token, set a new target.

Targets feed into the same alert lifecycle as scanner alerts — so a target you set that hits becomes a tracked alert showing peak, cool, and close states.

## How the bot uses your watchlist

The trading bot pulls candidates from several sources — the scanner, the general market, and your watchlist. If a watchlist token is near its price target, it gets prioritized. If you've excluded a token, the bot skips it.

Positions the bot opens are tagged with their source — `scanner`, `watchlist`, `manual`, or automated signal — so when you review the bot's activity you can see what drove each trade.

## Access

The watchlist is available at the Dashboard tier (1M `$CLAUDIA`). Managing targets and exclusions is free. Running an analysis from a watchlist row costs credits at the Full Analysis rate.


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