ID 42044Reposts
CoinMarketCap Reposts — Server 4
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ID 69994Likes
CoinMarketCap Post Likes — Server 3
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ID 69995Likes
CoinMarketCap Post Likes — Server 4
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ID 70009Votes
CoinMarketCap Votes
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Categories
Explore CoinMarketCap service categories
Current categories include Followers, Likes, Views, Reposts. Open a category to compare its services, quantity limits and order requirements.
Choose by what you need
Choose a CoinMarketCap service by target
Find the exact coin or token page first, then check which number the listing names.
Watchlist activity
Stars add a coin to a user's Main watchlist. Use the coin page URL the listing asks for.
Check: coin page, name and ticker
Page visits
Visit listings point to one page. Use the coin detail page, not a search result or exchange page.
Check: page URL and metric
Community activity
Use community listings only when they name the coin page or post they act on.
Check: target type in the listing
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 definition of market cap as price multiplied by circulating supply, as one way to rank relative size. CoinMarketCap FAQ
Official description of Trending as the coins and tokens with the most visibility across the site in the last 24 hours. CoinMarketCap: trending cryptocurrencies
Official guide to the Main watchlist, multiple lists, starring coins and public or private lists. How to use CoinMarketCap watchlists
Market cap rank, Trending and watchlists are separate numbers
CoinMarketCap calculates market cap as price multiplied by circulating supply, and its FAQ calls that one way to rank the relative size of a cryptocurrency. Trending is a different list: the coins and tokens with the most visibility across the site in the last 24 hours. A watchlist is a personal list a user builds by starring coins. A listing that names one of these does not move the other two.
Find the exact coin detail page
Watchlist and visit listings point to a coin or token detail page on CoinMarketCap. Several projects can share a similar name or ticker, so open the page, compare the name and ticker shown there, and copy that URL. A project website, an exchange page or a CoinMarketCap search result is a different target.
What starring a coin does on CoinMarketCap
Every account keeps one Main watchlist, and the star on a listing page or coin page adds the coin to that Main list. Users can create more lists and set each one to private or public, and public lists can gain followers.
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.
Does a bigger watchlist count raise a coin's CoinMarketCap rank?
CoinMarketCap describes market cap, price multiplied by circulating supply, as one way to rank relative size. Its FAQ does not list watchlists as part of that calculation.
How does CoinMarketCap decide what appears in Trending?
The Trending page says it shows the coins and tokens with the most visibility across the site in the last 24 hours. CoinMarketCap does not publish a formula for it, and the list changes daily.
Where does a starred coin go?
Starring a coin adds it to the user's Main watchlist. A user can keep several watchlists, but stars always land in Main, and each list can be private or public.
Which CoinMarketCap URL does a listing need?
Use the coin or token detail page on CoinMarketCap, after checking the name and ticker match your project. Read the listing's input label, because a coin page, an exchange page and a public watchlist are different targets.
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