How do you guys keep track of all your cryptocurrency investments?

[ladytee]

am glad i saw this thread, keeping track of all my investments is sometimes overwhelming, now i have clear options.

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[bluedude]

I use the blockfolio app.
Its a really nice app to keep track of your investments and you should definitely try it, if you havent already.

[Spoop]

also looking for a Portfolio Tracker
I need one where u don't have to put in the BUY in price of the cryptocurrencies

the gain I made is not interesting for me - only what the Portfolio is worth now

In this case I suggest you to use https://coin.fyi/

Clean interface, easy to use and mostly focused on your portfolio overall. It's the better website if you are more of a holder than a trader.

Seems pretty nice. The only thing that misses is an option to convert the bitcoin value to euro's...

[CryptoSi]

some really good options here I didn't here about before, blockifolio and coin.fyi are very nice solutions, thanks for starting this thread!

[Mike Mayor]

Wow I just downloaded blockofolio and it's very impressive it has so many coins. It says over 800 coins. It's nice to have and over view your collection and see it's totally worth. There graphs and charts and the current value and everything. It's brilliant. I'm so glad I read this thread and found that app it's incredibly helpful thank you.

[oxoboxo]

As another user mentioned Google Spreadsheet works really well. I enjoy it because it is basically a cloud based excel spreadsheet.

What I like about using Google is not only can you share the file with someone and choose permissions, but it keeps a log of changes. This is very useful when you're trying to remember where you left off on your accounting.

[newsilike]

also looking for a Portfolio Tracker
I need one where u don't have to put in the BUY in price of the cryptocurrencies

the gain I made is not interesting for me - only what the Portfolio is worth now

In this case I suggest you to use https://coin.fyi/

Clean interface, easy to use and mostly focused on your portfolio overall. It's the better website if you are more of a holder than a trader.

I really like the simplicity of it - that's all I was asking for - embedding the google trends is neat as well
Thanks for that

[Cutekittens21]

I use notepad and write all the information down myself. Simple.

[planaree]

Excel. Don't like keeping stuff on my phone since it can be easily lost or stolen.

[BitcoinUKmedia]

I have been using Conicap.io but it lacks so many tokens - i will try blockfolio now - thanks for the tip.
What we really need is something that is tied to balances in different places as I am always swopping things out and then have to do long audit of tokens again - but of course that would introduce another attack vector.

[kzzircuit]

All crypto in a consolidated excel sheet:
https://lexybit.com/tracking-crypto-currency-in-excel/

(Can be extended as the individual need may be, since each portfolio is different)

[deadthings]

I've been investing in cryptocurrency since the end of may and I find it hard to keep track of all the cryptocurrency I'm investing in. Right now, I'm using blockofolio, an application for on your smartphone, but I'm looking for a computer programme in which I can also see how much net earnings I make, which is something I can't see in blockofolio. I don't really know how to make this in excel myself, so what do you guys use to keep track of it all?

I am able to write down every investment for good and bad, and the amount of money I can take out or get, all depends on the foreseen pages of your work.

[50ouncebrew]

There are different apps and sites that allow you to keep track of your portfolio. CoinCap is a great app and allows you to track most altcoins and forkcoins on a list.

[SebastianJu]

Excel is your friend. Noting down which investment, which wallet or exchange and so on.

Honestly I am as an escrow are often highly astonished when people get back to me a year after a coin died and I initiated a refund. It feels like they do not care about their coins at all.

[xgierox]

Blockfolio usere here as well. was thinking about running excel sheet but not if I can update prices every 2 min with the current state of the altcoin world.
There is def plan to use excel in the future and I do like to keep all the charges from the coinbase and exchanges in check so I know the bottom line of my investment

[BLAST2MARS]

I'm always on pc so I just look on coinmarketcap if one of my coins is already pumping. I think I don't need to check my portfolio everytime if they aren' t pumping.

[guoyu78]

I'm always on pc so I just look on coinmarketcap if one of my coins is already pumping. I think I don't need to check my portfolio everytime if they aren' t pumping.

But you need to look at the chart of your respective coins continuously to figure out in which phase they are currently residing. It is mandatory to keep a good check on the prices and fluctuations exhibited by your coin for trading them at right time and enjoying profit with them. All coins are not meant for long term investment such as most of the altcoins, so you cannot leave them in wallets without paying attention to their market prices.

[garytheasshole]

I let my bots keep track of things and move my positions if needed. It's quite tedious to keep track of pricing manually.

[ShadowBits]

im using blockfolio app to track my porfolio so i can see if i gain or loss this app really help me to manage my porfolio  thanks yo the creator of this its helps alot  i already rate it to 5star

[tobs]

I'm not sure if working with so many coins, tokens and assets that you would need any tracking help is really good idea. If you focus on only 3-4 coins, it's easy to calculate the profits yourself, if you buy blindly 100 tokens, I doubt that without any research you can even expect any profit, so yeah, maybe in that case it is better to find yourself a tool to keep track of all these losses.