# Coin List Filter

With unsolicited airdrops becoming more common, managing your onchain assets can feel like sorting through spam. To help, we’re introducing the Coin list filter, making it easier than ever to keep your treasury organized.

The Coin list filter puts you back in control, letting you automatically hide new coins and manually curate which coins appear in your treasury view.

### Set Automatic Filtering

Enable the Coin list filter to automatically hide any new coins received from other wallets.

1. Go to “Settings” on the left-hand menu.
2. Switch to the “Other” tab, where you’ll find various Squads settings, including Rent reclaim, Fee Relayer, and the new Coin list filter.
3. Choose your default visibility:
   1. “Hide by default”: Automatically move all new incoming coins to a hidden assets list.
   2. “Show by default”: Display all new incoming coins in your treasury.

### Manually Hiding & Unhiding Coins

You also have full control to manually hide or unhide specific coins at any time.

#### Hide a coin

1. Go to “Treasury” in the left-hand menu.
2. Select the account where the coin is located.
3. Find the coin, click the three-dot button, and select “Hide”.
4. The coin will move to a “Hidden Assets” collapsible below all your other assets. From now onwards, the coin will not appear in your treasury when it is incoming; it will also not appear on your balance—preventing it from distorting your overall asset value.

#### Unhide a coin

1. Navigate to the “Hidden Assets” collapsible.
2. Locate the coin and click “Show Asset” to make it visible again. From now onwards, the coin will appear in your treasury when it is incoming; it will also appear on your overall asset balance.

### Important Note

The Coin list filter only affects your Squads interface—your onchain accounts will still receive token airdrops.


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