CryptoSigy Watch
Follow the names worth checking again
Focused watchlists
Watch keeps protocols, chains, and categories in one clean board so you do not have to scan the whole market from zero every time. No wallet connect, no inline auth clutter, just a standard account and a tighter surface.
Why Watch exists
Watch should not try to outgrow Radar. Its public page only needs enough context to explain the product, the data surface, and the reason a saved board is useful.
What you can follow
Watch is not another giant rankings page. It lets a signed-in user save specific protocols, entire chains, and whole sectors, then return to the same board without rebuilding the shortlist every visit.
How it updates
Watch pulls its catalog from the Radar surface and refreshes on the same schedule. That keeps liquidity, one-day wallet activity, one-day volume, and one-day move aligned with the public discovery layer.
Why it exists
Radar is for broad discovery and comparison. Watch is for repeat monitoring after you already know which names, chains, or categories you care about. The product is intentionally smaller and easier to revisit.
Watchboard
The board stays narrow on purpose: liquidity, one-day wallets, one-day volume, and one-day move. When you want deeper context, the protocol page still opens in Radar.
Precision lanes, fast board shots, clean 2x rounds.
Catch the pulse, lock the moment, chase the 2x beat.
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Chains
Categories
FAQ
This section is here for clarity, not for SEO gimmicks. It answers the product questions that matter most before a user creates an account.
No. Watch uses a standard account login with email and password, and optional Google sign-in can be enabled later without changing the product flow.
Radar is the broader discovery surface. Watch is the saved shortlist layer. A user follows protocols, chains, and categories in Watch, then jumps back to Radar when deeper comparison is needed.
The Watch catalog syncs from Radar on the same refresh cycle, which is currently every 30 minutes on the server.
No. Watch is a read-only monitoring surface. It saves follows and opens external product pages or Radar pages when the user wants more detail.