On Paribu, you can review each crypto asset's price, performance, statistics, and related news on a single screen. From the same screen, you can add the asset to your favourites and start a quick transaction.
What is asset detail?
Asset detail (the market detail screen) is the screen that contains the current price, chart, profit/loss information, statistics, active orders, news, and alerts of the crypto asset you have selected.
How can I access asset details?
You can access asset details from both the Wallet tab and the Markets tab.
- Tap the Wallet or Markets tab in the bottom navigation
- Tap the row of the asset you want to review
- Review the price, chart, statistics, and other related sections on the asset detail screen that opens
What opens when you tap an asset?
When advanced view is off, tapping an asset always opens the asset detail screen. When advanced view is on, you can set this behaviour yourself: go to the My account > Advanced view section from the menu icon in the top left of the screen and use the Set your asset detail page option to choose whether tapping an asset opens the Asset detail screen or the Buy/Sell screen directly. The default option is the asset detail screen.
What information is on the screen?
The asset detail screen contains the following sections:
- Price and chart: Current price, 24-hour percentage change, and line/candle chart
- Profit/loss: Current profit or loss of your position in the asset
- Balance: Available amount and locked amount
- Statistics: Market value, 24-hour volume, circulating supply, all-time high (ATH) and all-time low (ATL) prices, popularity
- Active orders: Your open buy/sell orders for this asset
- Order history: Your completed and cancelled orders
- News: Current news related to the asset
- Alerts: Price alerts you have created for this asset
- Related assets: Other featured crypto assets in the same category
Adding to favourites
A star icon is located in the top right of the asset detail screen. By tapping this icon, you can add the asset to your favourites or remove it. The star icon turns yellow when the asset is added to favourites; when removed from favourites, it appears empty.
- Open the detail screen of the asset you want to add to favourites
- Tap the star icon in the top right
- See that the icon turns yellow — the asset is now in your favourites
Favourites list
All assets you have added to your favourites are gathered in the My favourites category on the Markets tab. You can swipe a favourite row to the left to access remove from favourites or create alert options; swipe to the right to access buy/sell buttons.
Note: Use the Favourites category on the Markets screen to see the price movements of the assets you follow on a single screen.
Quick action shortcuts
At the bottom of the crypto asset detail screen, there are three action buttons:
- Buy/Sell: Takes you directly to the buy/sell screen.
- Transfer: Gives you access to the asset's deposit and send shortcuts.
- Earn: Starts the flow to earn yield (staking) by putting the asset to work in a pool.
If an asset is temporarily closed to trading or withdrawal, the relevant action button appears disabled and an explanation of the status is shown on the screen.
Frequently asked questions
How many assets can I add to favourites?
There is no upper limit on the number of favourites. You can add all crypto assets you want to monitor to your favourites.
Are my favourites synced across devices?
Yes. Your favourites are linked to your Paribu account. When you sign in with the same account from another device, your favourites list is automatically synced.
What do ATH and ATL in the statistics mean?
ATH (All-Time High) is the asset's highest price across all time, and ATL (All-Time Low) is the lowest price across all time. These values help you see the asset's historical price range.
Can I trade directly from the asset detail?
Yes. By tapping the Buy/Sell button at the bottom of the asset detail screen, you can navigate directly to the buy/sell screen. From the same screen, you can access deposit and send shortcuts with Transfer, and the staking flow with Earn.
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