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Hi Everyone!

I hope you're having a good day. I was curious about what free crypto trading / portfolio tracker everyone here uses. (not premium trackers, just free)

There is an article here which discusses a few: https://medium.com/@ShrimpyApp/the-best-free-cryptocurrency-portfolio-trackers-in-2019-cbb9a2013e3f

What are your thoughts? Which one is the best?

Looking forward to discussing with everyone here!

I personally have used Blockfolio and Delta in the past, and sticked with Delta ultimately because of them having a desktop app and it pretty much has everything that I need. Right now? I pretty much hold 97% bitcoin so portfolio trackers are pretty much almost unnecessary for me.

I just used Blockfolio before on my mobile phone before which as time goes by blockfolio didn't help me anymore since most of my crypto before are all in really bloody red, that's why I uninstalled it and converted all my altcoins to Bitcoin before, but it's not that too much since Bitcoin is the highest percentage of my portfolio.

And also I remember before when I have Blockfolio on my mobile phone, it just makes me worried because time to time, I always check it (maybe it's just before since I am newbie).

If you are also an active trader or want to improve your trades, it is really much better to use these kinds of a trading tracker, Cointracking I think is much popular now (I just saw this on some trader online), since they user-friendly especially you can use it even in your browser, it is better to track your trades and gather data that will improve your trading life.

In learning faze I had also used Blockfolio but, now I am not using any. It is a great app with lot many exchange coins and multiple portfolios but, is tooo many features for me.

I'm using no other than Blockfolio since I'm always using my smartphone. It has a lot of features and every altcoins that are listed in coinmarketcap are also available there thus you will be able to monitor all of your altcoins' value. As time goes by, they are improving and adding features that are useful so you won't look them from other platforms. It's indeed recommended for everyone wether a pro or non-pro crypto trader.

I don't use all of the application/software, but I only use TabTrader, and it's enough for me. I don't always check my portfolio every time, and maybe it's once per day. If I want to check the price, I only use Chrome to see if there is an increase in the price of each coin or not. And if there is an increase, then I will check it on the TabTrader so I can decide to buy, sell, or still hold. With TabTrader, I can check the price and take a look at the history for each coin, but not for the new coins because the coins don't have a history.