Your assets, and what changed on them
Star the coins and stocks you follow. Flicker keeps them in one list and shows what changed on each since you last looked.
Up to 15
assets on a free account
told when an asset reaches it
Stop or target
told when one is hit
told when it changes
What Flicker watches on each asset
Every read marks a zone with its stop and target. Once an asset is on your watchlist, you're told when the price gets to any of them.
What changed this week
Example: real changes Flicker logged in the last 7 days
Start with these
The assets opened most on Flicker since 00:00 UTC. Star one to add it: you create a free account first, then come back here.
Questions about the watchlist
What does starring an asset do?
It adds the asset to your personal watchlist β one place to track price, sentiment, and news for exactly the assets you trade, instead of scrolling the full market.
Do I get notified automatically?
Yes. Once an asset is on your watchlist, Flicker sends a notification when it moves more than 5% in an hour and when its trend or sentiment regime flips β no per-asset setup needed. You also get a daily digest of your watchlist's biggest movers and a weekly email summary.
Is it free?
Yes. A free account can watch up to 15 assets, with no card needed. Pro removes the limit.
Which assets can I watch?
Any asset Flicker tracks β coins, stocks, or currencies. Search for it and tap the star to add it.
What counts as a big enough move to alert me?
Hourly price notifications go out at a 5% move, with a higher bar on the most volatile majors. The daily digest shows your top three gainers and losers and only counts assets that moved at least 2% in 24 hours.
Can I turn these notifications off?
Each one is its own switch under Account β Preferences: hourly price notifications, regime changes, the daily movers digest, and the weekly email. Turning one off leaves the others running.
Add the assets you follow and see what changed each time you come back.
Free account. No card needed.
Analysis, not advice. Prices move; you can lose money.