Coin Universe asks which markets are in the shared list. Strategy Eligible Candidates asks a different question: what does the app currently show for the strategies being evaluated in this context? On desktop, use Show candidates if the panel is hidden. Read its heading and check Paper again. Opening this panel is a viewing action; it does not enable a strategy.

Candidate information is grouped by strategy. Read the strategy label before reading a symbol or price, because the same market can have different relevance to different strategies. The panel reflects the strategies returned for the current context; it is not a catalog of every strategy you could possibly obtain. If yours is not shown, do not enable one just to populate the lesson example.

Within a strategy group, you may see Eligible now or Close to qualifying. Read those as distinct categories. Close to qualifying is not eligible, and neither label is a completed transaction. The panel deliberately shows a limited view, including market symbols and prices. Do not invent a hidden score, a countdown to entry, or the exact rule that a near-qualifying market still needs to meet.

Even Eligible now does not mean an order has been placed or that every other requirement for an order has been satisfied. Available capacity, funds, access, current conditions, and the strategy's actual execution behavior still matter. To know whether activity occurred, inspect the relevant records. The candidate panel is information about evaluation, not a substitute for a transaction record.

Some strategies have a different presentation. Moonshot can show a Ranked daily watchlist with a note about how many passing markets are displayed and its limit of at most one new position per day. A visible ranked preview is not a promise to buy every market in it. Read the note instead of applying another strategy's label or behavior to this group.

Read the status when no markets appear. The panel can be preparing market history, waiting for broader market conditions, or scanning with no qualifying setup. It can also show At capacity with the number of used and available position slots. In that state, it explains that the strategy is not scanning for new candidates. An older-looking list is not enough, by itself, to diagnose a failure.

Where an Updated label appears, use it to understand the age of that strategy's snapshot. Also check the workspace filter. Candidate symbols are filtered by the symbol text, so a full coin-name search that helped another panel may not match here in the same way. Try the complete pair or clear the workspace filter before concluding that a market disappeared for a trading reason.

Your conclusion should stay close to the evidence: this strategy group showed this pair in this category, at this displayed update age, or it showed this waiting state. If the screen does not establish eligibility for your pair, say it is unknown from the current view. No purchase or strategy activation is required to reach that honest, useful conclusion.