Watchlist: tokens, followed wallets and groups

The Watchlist keeps the tokens and the wallets you track. Open it from Watchlist under Portfolio in the jup.ag side navigation (jup.ag/portfolio/watchlist). It has two views, Tokens and Wallets. The former Spot watchlist and Address Book addresses open it too.

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Tokens

The Tokens view lists the tokens, and the tokenized stocks, of the selected list: The timeframe selector, 24h by default, sets the period of the changes. Click a row to open the token’s token page. There is no Quick Buy in the Watchlist. Below the list, Popular tokens suggests tokens to add.

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Manage token lists

• Add asset opens a search over tokens and stocks: select rows to add them. You can also click the star on a token anywhere on jup.ag.
• Edit Watchlist reorders or removes tokens; Clear watchlist, in the same menu, removes them all after a confirmation.
• The list selector switches lists. The first list is Starred; New list creates another one, with a name of up to 15 characters, and you can keep up to 10 lists.
• More watchlist actions holds Rename list, Reorder lists and Delete list. Manage Lists also sets the primary list.

The token bar at the top of jup.ag can show your watchlist as a scrolling strip: turn it on with Show Top Token Bar in Settings.

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News

News opens a panel with the news of the selected token, the same feed as the token page’s News. On a wide screen it sits next to the list and follows the token you click; on a narrow screen the Watchlist has two tabs, Assets and News. With an empty list, the panel reads “Add tokens to view their news.”

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Wallets

The Wallets view lists the wallets you follow, by group:

• Followed: every wallet you follow.
• Jupiter Wallet: the wallets stored in the Jupiter Wallet extension, when you use it, synced in the extension’s order.
• Your own groups.

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Follow a wallet

Open any wallet in Portfolio and click the heart at the top right, Follow (“Follow to see this wallet here and on Spot”). The button appears on a single wallet that is not yours. A followed wallet shows up in the Wallets view, in the wallet picker, and on Spot, where its trades can be shown on charts.

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Trade alerts

Each wallet has a bell: turn it on to get an in-app notification when that wallet buys or sells a token. The view’s menu has Pause all alerts, Trades on charts to show the trades of followed wallets on token charts, and Reorder groups.

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Wallet groups

A group shows several wallets as one portfolio: one net worth, one list of positions, one activity feed.

• Create one from the wallet picker at the top of Portfolio: select several wallets and Save as a group, or use Add to group on a wallet.
• A group holds up to 10 wallets, or 15 when your connected wallet is Jupiter Wallet.
• View Grouped Portfolios opens the selected group in Portfolio.

When you view a group:

• the PnL tab is disabled, since spot PnL is calculated for one wallet at a time;
• the Claimable positions dialog and the Airdrop tab show which wallet holds each item;
• actions, such as the Actions panel, Transfer and claims, still use your connected wallet only.

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Import and export followed wallets

Import / export wallets opens Share followed wallets:

• Export Wallets copies your followed wallets as a JSON config, to paste in another browser or keep as a backup.
• Import Wallets accepts a pasted config. Wallet exports from Axiom and GMGN are supported. Invalid addresses are skipped, and newly followed wallets start with trade alerts off.

When you import a backup of followed wallets and groups, choose Merge with followed wallets to keep yours and add the new ones, or Replace followed wallets and groups to unfollow the wallets that are not in the backup. Replace cannot be undone. Groups that would exceed the size limit are split into additional groups automatically.