Question 1

What is TradingList?

Accepted Answer

TradingList is a platform that generates ready-to-import crypto watchlists for TradingView. Watchlists are organized by centralized exchange, market cap, category or blockchain ecosystem, then updated through a daily cycle when source data is validated.

Question 2

Do I need an account to use TradingList?

Accepted Answer

No. You can browse any watchlist section and buy individual watchlists as a guest without creating an account. Subscriptions then unlock plan-based access: unlimited CEX watchlists from Lite, favorites and update alerts with Plus, then advanced tools and Custom watchlists with Premium.

Question 3

Is there a free TradingList plan?

Accepted Answer

There is no free subscription plan. You can still browse watchlists as a guest and buy a specific watchlist or pack without subscribing. Subscriptions are built for regular use, favorites, update alerts and advanced tools.

Question 4

How do I import a watchlist into TradingView?

Accepted Answer

Download the .txt file from TradingList, open TradingView, go to any watchlist panel, click the three-dot menu and select Import list.

Question 5

Why are some watchlists split into multiple files?

Accepted Answer

TradingView limits watchlist imports to 1,000 symbols per file. When a watchlist contains more than 1,000 exportable symbols, TradingList automatically splits it into multiple numbered files. Each file imports cleanly and the split never changes the price.

Question 6

What is the difference between Lite, Plus and Premium?

Accepted Answer

Lite gives you unlimited CEX watchlists plus Market Cap, Category and Ecosystem with one download per billing cycle per source. Plus lifts those limits, adds Exclude stablecoins, and includes Standard favorites with Update alerts. Premium adds the ScreenerList, DeltaList and FusionList analysis tools plus Custom watchlists.

Question 7

Can I buy a single watchlist without subscribing?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Any standard watchlist can be purchased individually from $2.99 as a guest. After payment validation, you receive the file by email with a 48-hour re-download link.

Question 8

How often are watchlists updated?

Accepted Answer

Watchlists are rebuilt through a daily refresh cycle. CEX, Market Cap, Category and Ecosystem follow the same rhythm, and updates are published only when source data is considered reliable. Plus and Premium subscribers can receive alerts when their favorited watchlists change.

Question 9

What is the Watchlist Extend add-on?

Accepted Answer

It is a $2/month add-on for Premium subscribers that expands Custom favorite slots from 5 to 20 configurations. It does not increase the limits of a single configuration: ScreenerList stays capped at 100 exported pairs, DeltaList at 5 compared exchanges and FusionList at 6 favorite sources.

Question 10

What data sources does TradingList use?

Accepted Answer

TradingList mainly relies on CoinGecko for the market, taxonomy and availability data used to generate watchlists. TradingList does not provide trading signals, financial advice or order execution.

Question 11

Which centralized exchanges (CEX) are available on TradingList?

Accepted Answer

TradingList currently covers 13 centralized exchanges: Binance, Bitget, Bybit, Coinbase, Crypto.com, Gate.io, Kraken, KuCoin, OKX, MEXC, Bitstamp by Robinhood, Binance US and BingX.

Question 12

Which crypto market categories does TradingList cover?

Accepted Answer

TradingList currently covers 8 crypto market categories: AI, DeFi, Gamings, Layer 1, Meme Coins, Metaverse, Oracle and 1 more. Each watchlist refreshes daily from CoinGecko data. Premium subscribers can also filter by exchange and trading pair.

Question 13

Which blockchain ecosystems does TradingList support?

Accepted Answer

TradingList supports 7 blockchain ecosystems: Arbitrum, Avalanche, BNB Chain, Ethereum, Polygon, Solana, Base Ecosystem. Each watchlist refreshes daily. Premium subscribers can filter by specific exchange and trading pair.

Question 14

How can I track the top 100 crypto by market cap in TradingView?

Accepted Answer

The Global Top 200 can be browsed and purchased as a guest. With a Lite, Plus or Premium subscription, go to the Market Cap section, select Top 25, 50, 100 or 200, then download the .txt file to import into TradingView. The list is rebuilt daily based on CoinGecko rankings.

Question 15

What are ScreenerList, DeltaList and FusionList?

Accepted Answer

These are three analysis tools exclusive to Premium subscribers. ScreenerList lets you filter and export crypto assets by price, volume and performance criteria. DeltaList compares a reference exchange and pair with up to five target exchanges, then exports tokens present on the targets but missing from the reference. FusionList merges several favorite watchlists into a single importable TradingView file.

Question 16

How much does the annual plan save compared to monthly billing?

Accepted Answer

The annual plan is equivalent to 10 months of billing — you get 2 months free. Lite saves 2/year, Plus saves $24/year, Premium saves $36/year compared to the monthly price.

Question 17

Are TradingList watchlists compatible with software other than TradingView?

Accepted Answer

TradingList is designed first for TradingView. Exported files are .txt files using TradingView symbol format, for example BINANCE:BTCUSDT. Some other tools may accept similar files, but TradingList cannot guarantee compatibility if the software uses a different symbol or import format.

Question 18

Does TradingList provide trading signals or financial advice?

Accepted Answer

No. TradingList provides ready-to-import crypto watchlists and market organization tools. It does not provide buy or sell signals, financial advice, investment recommendations or order execution.

Question 19

Can I exclude stablecoins from a watchlist?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Stablecoin exclusion is included with Plus and Premium plans. It applies to the delivered watchlist content without changing the identity of the watchlist itself. A Category > Stablecoins watchlist can still be downloaded as its own market list if published.

Question 20

What happens when the 48-hour re-download link expires?

Accepted Answer

The re-download link is a temporary convenience link after delivery. Once the 48 hours have passed, the file is no longer available through that link. If there is a real delivery issue or a non-compliant file, support can review the request.

Question 21

How does Lite's one-download-per-cycle limit work?

Accepted Answer

Lite includes unlimited CEX watchlists, then one Market Cap download, one Category download and one Ecosystem download per billing cycle. A source quota is consumed only when the file is actually delivered or made successfully downloadable.

Question 22

Do watchlists stay available if source data is temporarily unavailable?

Accepted Answer

Yes. TradingList avoids publishing partial or unreliable updates. If a data source is temporarily unavailable, the last reliable version of the watchlist stays available until the next valid update.

Question 23

Does TradingList support perpetual futures (perp) watchlists?

Accepted Answer

Yes. For exchanges that list perpetual contracts, TradingList generates separate perp watchlists alongside spot. Perpetual symbols follow the TradingView .P suffix format (e.g. BINANCE:BTCUSDT.P).

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