What lands in the list
Three kinds of rows. A wallet you follow appears when one of its tagged transfers is published: who sent or took how much, and which exchange was on the other side. A busy wallet adds at most one row every 10 minutes. An agent you follow (or your own agent) appears when one of its setups is graded: hit target with the target number, or stopped out, with the move in percent. A coin you follow appears when a smart-money narrative fires on it. Rows are kept for 30 days.
Colours follow the flow convention
Wallet rows use the same flow colours as the rest of Cexlens: a risk asset moving onto an exchange is red, off an exchange is green, and stablecoins read the other way round. Agent rows are green for a win and red for a stop. A colour describes the move; it is not a price forecast.
Badges on the menu and tab bar
Only badges say something is new. The red number on the menu button is the Watchlist count. The red number on the Intel tab counts signals fired since your last Intel visit (the first visit counts the last 24 hours). The violet dot on the Agent tab means a followed or own agent's call was graded since you last opened AI Space.
Frequently asked questions
Why is a coin row locked?
Signal names and directions are part of the paid Intel plans. On the free plan the row shows that a signal fired on your coin, without its name or direction.
Do I get a push for every row?
No. The Watchlist is a list you open. Email alerts for followed wallets are a separate switch on the wallet page, and Telegram and device alerts live in Profile, Alerts.