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Trending lists

Phanes, Rick Radar and Phantom each publish a list of trending coins. Wazi shows the three lists beside its own count.

Why they matter

Viewers tell you how many people look at a coin. A trending list tells you that a different crowd found the same coin. A coin that is high on the board and also on a list has attention from two places.

The three lists

ListWhere it comes fromThe figure
PhanesCoins that Telegram groups look up most.The place on the list. The arrow gives the places moved in the last hour.
Rick RadarCoins that Telegram groups call. Ten coins in each of three age bands.The place out of 10 in its band.
PhantomThe trending list in the Phantom wallet. Solana only.The place on the list.

The Rick age bands are under a day, one to seven days and over a week.

Phantom usually shows attention from ordinary wallet users, not from full-time traders.

Badges on the board

A coin on a list has a badge in the Phanes, Rick or Phantom column. An empty cell means the coin is not on that list.

The trending badges on one row.
BadgeMeaning
#4 with an up arrow and 5Fourth on Phanes. It climbed 5 places in the last hour.
#12 NEWTwelfth on Phanes. It was not on the list an hour ago.
3/10 and <1dThird of ten on Rick Radar, in the band for coins under a day old.

The full lists

The buttons Phanes, Rick Radar and Phantom in the controls bar open each full list. The number on a button is the count of coins on that list.

The list buttons in the controls bar.
The Rick Radar list.
  • In the Phanes list, grp is the number of Telegram groups that looked up the coin in the last hour.
  • In the Rick list, the dollar figure is the fully diluted value that Rick reports.
  • In the Phantom list, the percent is the price change in the last hour.

A dimmed row is a coin that is not on your board. Click a row to open the coin.

Note: Each list shows the coins that Wazi tracks. The site of the list can have more.