Crypto mindshare tracker: narrative share of CoinGecko watchlists and sentiment.
Measure which crypto narratives and tokens are gaining share of CoinGecko watchlists.
Mindshare key facts.
A fast summary of signal coverage, outputs, access, and workflow.
- Best for
- Research teams tracking attention, behavior, and positioning shifts before they show up in price alone.
- Primary workflow
- Crypto mindshare tracker: narrative share of CoinGecko watchlists and sentiment
- Core outputs
- Watchlist-Weighted Attention, Per-Token & Per-Narrative Tracking, Overlap-Aware Narrative Percentages, Mindshare Rotation in Percentage Points
- Access
- Free, no signup.
- Live workspace
- /mindshare
When to use Mindshare.
Mindshare is a Sharpe Terminal sentiment analytics intelligence workflow. It helps traders measure which crypto narratives and tokens are gaining share of CoinGecko watchlists. Core outputs include Watchlist-Weighted Attention, Per-Token & Per-Narrative Tracking, Overlap-Aware Narrative Percentages.
| Area | Mindshare answer | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Best fit | Research teams tracking attention, behavior, and positioning shifts before they show up in price alone. | Clarifies who should reach for this workflow first. |
| Signal output | Watchlist-Weighted Attention, Per-Token & Per-Narrative Tracking, Overlap-Aware Narrative Percentages, Mindshare Rotation in Percentage Points | Shows the decision-ready intelligence before opening the live terminal. |
| Decision path | Review the product page, then launch /mindshare | Separates product evaluation from hands-on market intelligence. |
| Indexable URL | /products/mindshare | Gives teams a stable URL for sharing and revisiting. |
What Mindshare offers.
Watchlist-Weighted Attention
Mindshare starts from CoinGecko watchlist users: a cleaner intent signal than passive page views because users actively add tokens they want to monitor. Watchlists carry the largest weight in the score and anchor every narrative's percentage share.
Per-Token & Per-Narrative Tracking
View mindshare at the individual token level and the narrative level. Per-token mindshare reveals which specific assets hold the most CoinGecko watchlist share; per-narrative mindshare shows which themes like AI, DeFi, Memes, RWA, and DePIN are gaining or losing share.
Overlap-Aware Narrative Percentages
Tokens often belong to several narratives. Sharpe share-splits each overlapping token so the narrative universe sums to 100% instead of double-counting Bitcoin, Ethereum, stablecoins, or cross-chain assets in every category they touch.
Mindshare Rotation in Percentage Points
Compare 24h, 7d, and 30d changes in percentage points to see where watchlist share is shifting. A move from 2.0% to 3.5% is shown as +1.5 pp, not a misleading +75% relative change.
Sentiment and Market Context
Sentiment votes, market cap, and price change sit beside each narrative and token as context for each share reading.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is mindshare in the context of crypto?
On Sharpe, mindshare is the share of a CoinGecko watchlist score that a token or narrative holds relative to the full narrative universe Sharpe monitors. It is calculated from CoinGecko watchlist users, then normalized so narrative-level percentages sum to 100%. A 5% mindshare reading means the narrative holds 5% of the tracked watchlist score; price and market cap are shown separately for context. Social-media posts are not an input.
Which data sources does Mindshare use?
Mindshare uses CoinGecko coin detail data: watchlist_portfolio_users, sentiment_votes_up_percentage, price, and market cap. Telegram member counts and GitHub developer data were removed after CoinGecko stopped publishing them in August 2026. It does not currently use Twitter/X mentions, Reddit posts, Discord data, or account credibility weighting.
How is mindshare calculated?
Each token receives a watchlist score: a token's score is its CoinGecko watchlist users; up-vote sentiment is shown but not weighted, since CoinGecko publishes no vote count. Token scores are split across every narrative they belong to, summed by narrative, and divided by the total token score pool to produce a mindshare percentage.
Does mindshare lead price?
Sharpe does not claim it is, and has not published evidence that watchlist share leads price. Mindshare describes where CoinGecko users are watching, relative to other narratives. Pair it with liquidity, price, derivatives, and on-chain data rather than reading it as a forecast.
How often is Mindshare data updated?
Mindshare snapshots are written every 12 hours by Sharpe's cron pipeline. Coin detail responses (watchlist users and sentiment votes) are cached for 5 to 8 days to respect provider limits, and historical snapshots are stored in Supabase for trend charts and period-over-period deltas.
How does Mindshare differ from the News Aggregator?
Mindshare tracks CoinGecko watchlist users and sentiment votes. The News Aggregator tracks published articles from established media outlets like CoinDesk, The Block, and Bloomberg. Use Mindshare for narrative watchlist share and News for confirmed reporting.
Is Mindshare free to use?
Yes. Mindshare is available free on Sharpe Terminal with no account required. Per-token mindshare, per-narrative mindshare, historical trends, and percentage-point delta views are accessible immediately.
Why track mindshare for crypto trading?
Unlike equities where cash flows often anchor valuation, many crypto tokens trade on narrative, liquidity, and reflexive interest, so knowing which narratives CoinGecko users are watching is useful context. Mindshare shows that relative to other narratives; it does not say where capital will rotate next.
What is the difference between mindshare and sentiment?
Mindshare measures share of the CoinGecko watchlist score. Sentiment measures the bullish share of CoinGecko up-votes. A narrative can have high mindshare with weak sentiment, or low mindshare with strong bullish sentiment. Sharpe shows both because share and tone answer different questions.
How is Sharpe's Mindshare different from Kaito, LunarCrush, and Santiment?
Kaito, LunarCrush, and Santiment focus heavily on social conversation, account graphs, or broader social/on-chain intelligence. Sharpe's Mindshare is narrower and more transparent: it uses CoinGecko watchlist users (sentiment votes shown alongside), with no social-media input, then ties those narrative-level watchlist readings to the rest of Sharpe Terminal's market dashboards.
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