ID 70927Stars
CoinGecko Stars
$51.75per 1,000
Min – max 1,000 –
CoinGecko SMM services
CoinGecko SMM Panel
Match CoinGecko services to one coin page and one metric.
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- $51.75per 1,000
- Services
- 4
- Categories
- 2
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4 services
1–4 of 4 services
ID 44107Stars
CoinGecko Stars — Server 2
$56.25per 1,000
Min – max 1,000 –
ID 70928Stars
CoinGecko Stars — Server 3
$67.50per 1,000
Min – max 1,000 –
ID 70929Votes
CoinGecko Votes
$351.00per 1,000
Min – max 500 –
Categories
Explore CoinGecko service categories
Current categories include Stars, Votes. Open a category to compare its services, quantity limits and order requirements.
Choose by what you need
Choose a CoinGecko service by metric
Find the exact coin page first, then pick the metric the listing names.
Watchlist activity
Watchlist listings relate to the portfolio star on the coin page, counted as portfolio users.
Check: coin page URL and watchlist category
Sentiment votes
CoinGecko reports votes as up and down percentages, so read which side a listing names.
Check: coin page URL and vote type
Page visits
For visits, submit the coin page link and compare the traffic source the listing describes.
Check: coin page URL and traffic source
Before you order
Match your link
Use the exact destination and link format the selected service accepts.
Check the quantity
Review the minimum, maximum and final charge for your order.
Read the delivery details
Avg. start estimates when delivery begins. Refill terms vary by service.
Official field definitions, including watchlist_portfolio_users and the sentiment vote up and down percentages. CoinGecko API: coin data by ID
Official description of trending coins as the most popular searches on CoinGecko over the last 24 hours. CoinGecko API: trending search list
Official steps for the star icon that adds a coin to a portfolio, and where it sits on desktop and mobile. CoinGecko: adding coins to a portfolio
The star on a CoinGecko coin page feeds the watchlist count
CoinGecko's help center says the star icon on a coin page adds that coin to your portfolio. On desktop the star sits on the left of the page, and in the mobile app it is at the top right. Its API reports watchlist_portfolio_users, the number of users watching the coin in a portfolio, which is the figure a watchlist listing refers to.
Trending and sentiment are separate numbers
CoinGecko's Trending list shows the top coins by the most popular searches on CoinGecko over the last 24 hours. The coin page's sentiment vote is reported as up and down percentages. A portfolio count, a vote split and a 24-hour search rank are three different figures, and none of them measures price, trading volume or project quality.
Use the coin page, not the ticker
CoinGecko looks up coin data by its own coin ID rather than by ticker symbol. Copy the full coin page URL and confirm the name and contract details on that page.
Choose with clear service data
Use filters and sorting to compare price, buyer feedback and average start time. Start time measures the first observed delivery, not completion of the full quantity. Refill and drip-feed depend on the selected service. Ordinary one-time orders have a 15-second pre-dispatch cancellation window; eligible ordinary orders still unresolved after seven days receive a full original-charge Wallet refund, even if delivery happens later.
Which CoinGecko link should I paste?
Paste the full URL of the coin or token page. CoinGecko identifies coins by its own ID, not the ticker, so check the coin name and contract details on that page before you submit it.
What does the CoinGecko watchlist count measure?
It is watchlist_portfolio_users in CoinGecko's API: the number of users who added the coin to a portfolio with the star icon on its page. It is a running total, not a measure of buying or holding.
Is a CoinGecko watchlist count the same as Trending?
No. CoinGecko builds its Trending coins list from the most popular searches on CoinGecko over the last 24 hours, while the watchlist figure counts portfolio users. Nothing here claims an order changes either list.
How are CoinGecko sentiment votes shown?
CoinGecko reports a coin's sentiment as the percentage of up votes and down votes. That split reflects the votes cast on the coin page and says nothing about the coin's price or prospects.
What does NotPanel list for CoinGecko?
The current catalog may include watchlist, sentiment vote or page visit listings for CoinGecko coin pages. Each row shows its metric, quantity limits and the link format it accepts.
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