What Widgets Are Available in the Binance App Widget Library?

2025-05-27 18:52

Tutorial Video

When you are adding or editing widgets on your Binance app, you will see a variety of widget types displayed in the Widget Library.
Each widget serves a different purpose—such as showing price trends, news, or market stats—and may offer multiple size options to suit your preferences.

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Click each topic below to learn more about each widget:

Spotlight Coin Widget
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The Spotlight Coin Widget lets you highlight a specific crypto token of your choice directly on your homescreen. It displays key market data—price and 24-hour change—helping you keep a close eye on coins that matter to you.

Note:

  • Tapping on the Spotlight widget will take you directly to its detailed market page, where you can view charts, order books, funding rates, and more.
  • You can add multiple Spotlight Widgets to track different tokens—each one can be configured individually.
  • Currently supports only crypto spot tokens. Futures and Alpha products are not supported.
  • Supported size: Available in small size only, ideal for minimal layouts.

How do I change the coin displayed in the widget?

There are two methods to change the spotlight coin:

  • Long-press the widget to open the Quick Action Menu, then tap [Choose Coin].
  • Tap the widget to enter its details page, where you can also tap [Choose Coin] to update your selection.
Coin List Widget
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The Coin List is our real-time market overview, where you can browse, compare, and track different assets across various product types.
It is organized into multiple tabs, each highlighting a specific view such as trending coins, top gainers, or new listings.

You can switch sizes based on your preference, showing 5 data rows per coin (e.g., price, change, volume, market cap, funding rate) or 3 data rows (e.g., price, change, volume).

Tapping on any item in the Coin List will take you directly to its detailed market page, where you can view charts, order books, funding rates, and more.

You can add one Coin List widget per app homescreen.

Available tabs and sub-tabs

Main TabAvailable Subtabs
Favorites

All, Spot, Futures, Options, Alpha

(only shown if you’ve added corresponding collections to favorites)

HotCrypto, Futures
AlphaDifferent Alpha Chains (e.g., Base, Blast, etc.)
NewCrypto, Futures
GainersCrypto, Spot, Futures
LosersCrypto, Spot, Futures
24h VolCrypto, Spot, Futures
Market CapCrypto

To manage the Coin List Widget tabs

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Long-press anywhere in the Coin List to open the quick action menu, then select [Edit List] to:

  • Show or hide tabs
  • Reorder the tab positions

Hidden tabs will be grouped inside the menu icon at the top left.

Earn Widget
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The Earn Widget recommends principal-protected Earn products based on your existing holdings and trending assets.
It helps you discover yield opportunities with minimal risk, right from your homepage.

Key features:

  • Personalized + Popular: Combines coins you hold and trending tokens.
  • Low-risk only: Shows only fixed-income style Earn products. These are suitable for users seeking stable returns without risking their initial capital.

How many tokens can be shown at once?

The widget supports up to 5 tokens, shown in a large-size layout only. You cannot switch to a smaller size for this widget.

What happens when I tap on a token in the widget?

Tapping on a token will take you directly to the Earn page, where you can browse all available Earn products for that specific token.

Can I have more than one Earn widget?

No, you can only add an Earn widget on your homescreen.

Spot/Futures Copy Trading Widget
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The Spot / Futures Copy Trading Widget showcases top-ranked signal providers recommended by the platform. It helps users discover high-performing traders and quickly access copy trading opportunities. Both spot and futures copy trading rankings are supported.

Key features:

  • Trader recommendation: Highlights recommended copy traders for spot and futures markets.
  • Multiple sizes supported:
    • Small / Medium size: Shows 1 trader
    • Large size: Shows 3 traders
  • Displayed info: Trader name, number of followers, and 7-day PnL performance. This gives users a quick snapshot of recent performance and popularity.

What happens when I tap on the widget?

  • Tap the widget title to go to the Copy Trading landing page, where you can explore more traders and filter strategies.
  • Tap a trader’s entry to visit their profile page, where you can review details and choose to follow or copy their trades.

Can I choose which traders appear?

Currently, the widget displays platform-recommended traders only. To explore more or customize your selection, visit the Copy Trading landing page.

Fear and Greed Widget
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The Fear & Greed Widget simplifies complex market sentiment into a single, easy-to-understand score based on third-party data. It helps you quickly assess whether the market is leaning toward fear or greed—so you can make more informed decisions about when to enter or exit a trade.

Highlights:

  • One 0-100 sentiment score:
    The sentiment score sums up the crypto market’s mood on a scale from 0 (Extreme Fear) to 100 (Extreme Greed). Lower scores signal caution; higher scores point to optimism. Scores are pulled every 15 minutes, so you’re always looking at near-real-time sentiment.
    • 0-19 = Extreme Fear
    • 20-39 = Fear
    • 40-59 = Neutral
    • 60-79 = Greed
    • 80-100 = Extreme Greed.
  • Time-Based Insights:
    • "Yesterday", "Last Week", "Last Month", and "Last Year"
      Show how today’s score compares to the same calendar day in each previous period.
      Example: “Last Week” compares today’s score with the score from exactly one week ago (same weekday).
  • "Highest Last Year" and "Lowest Last Year": Indicate the highest and lowest scores recorded in the past 365 days (rolling window), not based on the calendar year (January to December).
  • Refresh Frequency: Binance syncs with CoinMarketCap every 15 minutes to keep the reading fresh.

There are two display sizes for this widget:

  • Small size: Shows only today’s score.
  • Medium size: Adds the comparison chips (Yesterday, Last Week and Last Month) so you see quick history alongside today’s number.

Disclaimer

Data includes third party sources, and is presented “as is” and “as available” for information purposes only without any confirmation or warranty. Views expressed in the data belong to the relevant third party and do not reflect Binance’s views. Binance does not guarantee reliability or accuracy. Not for sole reliance. Not advice nor any other intermediary service. Digital asset prices can be volatile. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions. Binance is not liable for your losses. For more information, see our Terms of Use, and Risk Warning.

ETF Net Flow Widget
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The ETF Net-Flow Widget brings institutional flow data straight to your Binance homepage. Sourced from CoinGlass, it shows how much money moved into or out of spot ETFs for Bitcoin and Ethereum, turning a hard-to-find metric into an easy sentiment check.

Highlights:

  • Daily refresh—only when data exists
    • We pull the previous day’s numbers as soon as CoinGlass publishes them. On weekends or holidays, ETFs don’t trade and no flow figures are generated, so the widget shows the most recent trading day’s data until the next update.

There are two display sizes:

  • Small – Shows current BTC/ETH price, 24-hour % change, and the latest daily net inflow (usually yesterday’s data).
  • Large – Includes everything in Small plus a 30-day price-versus-flow chart and the ETFs’ total net assets.

How often is it updated?

Once per trading day. We fetch yesterday’s numbers as soon as CoinGlass publishes them. If ETFs were closed (weekend / holiday), no new data is generated—the widget keeps the last trading-day reading and updates again when fresh figures appear.

What happens when I tap the widget?

You’ll jump to a landing page that breaks flows down by ETF ticker, shows historical charts, prices and 24-hour price-change percentages for each fund.

Disclaimer

Data includes third party sources, and is presented “as is” and “as available” for information purposes only without any confirmation or warranty. Views expressed in the data belong to the relevant third party and do not reflect Binance’s views. Binance does not guarantee reliability or accuracy. Not for sole reliance. Not advice nor any other intermediary service. Digital asset prices can be volatile. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions. Binance is not liable for your losses. For more information, see our Terms of Use, and Risk Warning.

Hot Categories Widget
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The Hot Categories Widget tracks which crypto “sectors” are heating up right now. Every 30 minutes it pulls CoinMarketCap’s category data, keeps only the coins that trade on Binance Spot, Futures, or Binance Alpha, then ranks each category by its 24-hour market-cap change. You’ll see a real-time scoreboard of the day’s hottest categories, so you can spot where capital is pouring in and act quickly.

Highlights:

  • Sector leaderboard – Ranks categories (e.g., AI Agents, DePIN, Layer 1) by the largest 24-hour market-cap percentage jump.
  • Binance-ready filter – Categories include only coins you can actually trade on Binance.
  • Auto-refresh – Updates every 30 minutes to stay current.

There are two display sizes:

  • Small size: shows the top 3 categories.
  • Medium size: shows the top 5 categories.

How do I use this data?

The widget shows the crypto sectors with the biggest 24-hour market-cap swings. Each sector (category) comes from CoinMarketCap, but we first remove any coins that aren’t tradable on Binance Spot, Futures, or Alpha. What you see is the final, Binance-ready ranking.

How often is it refreshed?

Every 30 minutes. Open the landing page and check the timestamp under the title for the exact update time. If a category disappears after the latest refresh, its 24-hour change dropped out of the top-movers list and was replaced by a category with a larger swing.

Why don’t the numbers match what I see on CoinMarketCap?

CoinMarketCap’s list includes every coin in a category. We filter out coins you can’t trade on Binance. That means the market-cap totals and rankings may differ—but everything shown here is available for you to trade.

What happens when I tap a category?

You’ll jump to a detail page that lists every coin in that category, along with each coin’s price and 24-hour price-change percentage.

Why are some categories showing gains while others show losses?

We always display the top three or five categories with the largest absolute moves. Depending on market conditions, the biggest moves might be up or down.

Disclaimer

Data includes third party sources, and is presented “as is” and “as available” for information purposes only without any confirmation or warranty. Views expressed in the data belong to the relevant third party and do not reflect Binance’s views. Binance does not guarantee reliability or accuracy. Not for sole reliance. Not advice nor any other intermediary service. Digital asset prices can be volatile. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions. Binance is not liable for your losses. For more information, see our Terms of Use, and Risk Warning.

AI Trending Widget
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The AI Trending Widget is your social-sentiment radar. It scans posts from X (formerly Twitter) and Binance Square, runs them through an in-house AI model, and:

  • Spots the coins whose discussion volume or growth rate is spiking.
  • Tags each hot coin with a live Bullish/Bearish Sentiment meter derived from all recent posts.
  • Generates a 30-minute “AI Summary” that distills what top KOLs are saying—bullish or bearish—into one quick read.

When you tap on a coin, you’ll land on the AI Trending details page with:

  • A deeper Bullish/Bearish Sentiment breakdown updated continuously as new posts roll in.
  • The latest AI-generated KOL viewpoints refreshed every 30 minutes—it rewrites once enough new KOL content is available.
  • Links to the original posts on X and Binance Square.

How do I use this data?

Treat it as a real-time pulse check: a sudden bullish swing may hint at momentum trades, while a sharp bearish turn can flag growing doubt.

What’s behind the Bullish/Bearish Sentiment score?

Our AI model classifies each post as bullish, bearish, or neutral, then aggregates the results into a single scale shown on the widget.

Why don’t I see my favourite coin?

Only coins with a recent surge in discussion—after filtering spam and low-quality posts—make the top list. If chatter cools off, the coin will disappear until interest returns.

Disclaimer

Content generated by Binance AI using third party data, and may include errors, biases or outdated information. For information purposes on an “as is” and “as available” basis without any warranty or confirmations. Binance does not guarantee reliability or accuracy. Views expressed are not endorsed and not to be relied on. Not advice nor any other intermediary service. Digital asset prices can be volatile. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions. Binance is not liable for your losses. For more information, see our Terms of Use, Risk Warning, and AI Terms.

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