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# Watchlist

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The **Watchlist** feature in CoinRotator helps users stay updated on the **daily and weekly trends** of their favorite coins. By clicking the **star icon** next to the coins, users can add them to their watchlist and closely monitor their **strength or weakness** over time.

**Check the Trend Status of Your Portfolio**

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The most common use of the **Watchlist** is to quickly assessing whether your **portfolio coins** are gaining or losing strength. This enables better decision-making on when to **buy, hold, or sell** based on trend status.

**Measure the Relative Strength of Coins in a Sector**

By grouping coins in a sector together, users can compare their **relative strength or weakness**. This allows for better insights into which coins are **outperforming or underperforming** in their respective categories.


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