3 Best Ways to Track Your Cryptocurrency Portfolio

[captain8]

Originally used blockfolio for all tracking,

Since downloading Delta never looked backed, not heard of the other two though!

[Jerrytailad]

Actually, they are more than three listed above, like I use blockonomics, with good GUI and easy to track wallets.

[Xxxurrrad]

I had been using cryptocompare and blockfolio. I like everything. Perhaps there was something more cool and comfortable, but I'm used to them.

[IavanHer3]

Alternatively, you can try the FinTab app. It is very convenient to work with him, the information is quickly updated. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2193271.new#new

[smoolae]

Just try to not to buy like tens of different coins, try to pick MAX 10 coins you like and see succeeding in the future.
I have tried to hold 15+coins and things get messy really soon, cannot keep track anymore.

[JNR]

Just try to not to buy like tens of different coins, try to pick MAX 10 coins you like and see succeeding in the future.
I have tried to hold 15+coins and things get messy really soon, cannot keep track anymore.

you are right,, if we talk for long term hold 10 coins is good,
but, if we talk about short term i think you can add more,, but should be less than 20 coins,,

and to track my portofolio i use blockfolio, its really help me

[swissgang]

I don't track my portfolio as a holder so I don't need any of them, it is very stressful to check it many times and you sometimes may think a lot and it can turn in loss. 

[NinjaCryp]

I use coinstats to keep track of my portfolio. It's very handy with app from phone (aindroid and ios). Due to the need for flexible relocation work. It is a useful tool for me. Also, using it in short-term trade through alerts is also very effective.