The best Bitcoin price tracker website

[Pandu Geddon]

Hi everyone

Please can you recommend a coin tracker website that has all the different prices of bitcoin across all cex exchanges from all over the world.

Thank you

Like many have suggested more website for your enquiry but I prefer to use two of them which is coinmarketcap and coingecko. But you have not come back to say why you wanted the information and whether you have a challenge that you need some support. If you are satisfied though you can lock the thread.

from the Op post history, most likely he is very interested in trading. his primary goal may be to monitor the price movements of the asset he wishes to trade. or just to choose assets before making a trading plan. he may want to see the difference in asset prices across different exchanges for his trading purposes.
I personally prefer to use coinmarketcap for this kind of thing.

For Op, you make sure the website address is correct. Some time ago there were quite a lot of scammers who created websites that were almost similar to the original ones. The scammer will ask you to connect your wallet to the site, be careful.

[Johnyz]

Hi everyone

Please can you recommend a coin tracker website that has all the different prices of bitcoin across all cex exchanges from all over the world.

Thank you

Coinmarketcap and coingecko are two leading platform when it comes to this one and you’ll see there different prices from different exchanges. Having this site can also give you an idea where to trade better since the volume of trade will be your basis on choosing the site but of course it should be a good exchange. What’s the reason for this one though? Can’t still decide where to trade crypto?

Yes you can look for an exchange there and see their volume summary, not sure if its accurate but so far there’s no issue about CMC and Coingecko when it comes to their data and summary so its really advisable to have this one. Once you have you exchange already, you don’t have to compare it just focus on the exchange you are in and maximize evert feature of that site, Binance is still my top choice.

[jeraldskie11]

Coinmarketcap is the most used cryptocurrency tracker. I used it since I was new in crypto because all you need to know can be found there in CMC such as their social accounts to determine their latest updates and announcement, and also the in information of their token/coin with the historical data of the price.

However, since you are talking about the best price tracker, I recommend tradingview. Each exchanges have small differences. So if you want to track the price for a specific exchange example in Binance, you can easily track it in tradingview.

[Bitcoin_people]

The most popular coin tracker websites are coinmarketcap and coingecko. Here are the prices of all crypto coins and which exchanges they are listed on. You can use these two trackers, which are two of the most popular websites in the world. And this coinmarketcap and coingecko are most used by traders and investors who keep updating the prices of all crypto currencies here.
https://coinmarketcap.com/
https://www.coingecko.com/

[justdimin]

Almost all sites are similar, but they differ in the sources of data and how they are analyzed and presented, but if you are looking for a site that contains the largest possible number of cryptocurrencies, or almost all of them, with an attempt to verify the accuracy of the data, then https://www.coingecko.com is the site you are looking for.
If you want more accurate analyzes or strategies, they are available for a few cryptocurrency pairs and here is tradingview.

It is not the best Bitcoin price tracker, but it is the most comprehensive.

They have a similar goal but as you mentioned, their data's are not the same. I think CMC is the leading among all so they have a larger database but in terms of honesty or accuracy, I can also go with Coingecko. I saw someone above mentioned Coinpaprika. I already tried this one and what is great about them is they can list tokens or coins that are not found in Coingecko and CMC, or those coins that we can mostly get when we apply and work for a bounty and airdrops.

Well, I guess that's because their listing fees are only cheap. It was a useful site after all to know the price of our coins and if where they are listed, or if it's now time for us to disposed them. But maybe some has a potential and are worthy to hold on. They may get listed on better tracking sites and exchanges later on.