How do you monitor your crypto portfolio?

[AgentZero23]

I used to track my portfolio using blockfolio for sometime and I switched to Delta. I found Delta app more accurate and you can connect your wallet address to keep track the outgoing and incoming transactions. However, i also checked my tokens in etherscan to check my holdings and which tokens I'm gonna sell =).

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[kakawin]

I used to track my portfolio using blockfolio for sometime and I switched to Delta. I found Delta app more accurate and you can connect your wallet address to keep track the outgoing and incoming transactions. However, i also checked my tokens in etherscan to check my holdings and which tokens I'm gonna sell =).

Blockfolio is enough for me, but I still have my nameplate in exel. I do not check information every day, but I do it once a week or less.

[Mysteryla]

I have personally not devised any means to monitor my portfolio. Most times, is do it manually, all by myself, which is why i am not surprised that i miss the listing of some of my tokens. A friend of mine once told me to download blockfolio, but i am yet to do that and i believe that would be the easiest way for me to keep track of then coins that i have. Sometimes, when you have too many tokens, it looks clumsy without a proper tool to monitor.

[Chomsy]

First of all i am a long time holder at least one or two years. I am using Blockfolio , it is like an addiction i check it nearly every hour ,  i think i need to delete it from my phone

Such addiction is very surprising. Hahaha.. Even if you delete, you will still see yourself going back to it. I don't think I have visited there in a while anyway.

[Minor Miner]

There are many solutions around now, but I used to use cryptocompare.com. I tried to use BlockFolio, cointracking.info, icodrops.com and many others, but cryptocompare is the best for me.

[laredo7mm]

Portfolio management is very important in terms of investment. especially cryptocurrency is very risky and here we must be able to be smart in taking risks to determine when to take profit or sell in a loss

[HichemFetoui]

I agree the blockfolio is the best now you can take a look at delta and box they are currently trying to build a nice product if you find something else please notify us thanks

[shirackjs]

I agree the blockfolio is the best now you can take a look at delta and box they are currently trying to build a nice product if you find something else please notify us thanks

Yes, I agree that blockfolio is a great app for tracking crypto portfolio. The number of coins supported are good too. Most of my coins can be tracked in the app.

[GatotKaca]

if you are a merchant, you should know that monitoring your crypto portfolio is very important, as much as possible monitor every day at least 15 minutes to check price movements in the market. because of price changes in the market very quickly.

[acholagi]

I have arranged for the worst possible investment. for example if it is decreasing and it is at a point where it will be a decline, I will sell the asset. I don't dare to take a risk too deeply and I think everyone has their own plans for their portfolio

[Janevinex]

Well, I try every day to go to the market and look at the coins that I bought , so I downloaded the app blockfolio on my mobile phone when the price changes, I receive an alert!

[defoman]

In my opinion there is nothing more convenient than the Blockfolio app on your smartphone. You can create many portfolios and receive signals about changes in the value of your coins. It is very convenient, fast and simple. I think there is no need to reinvent the wheel.

[ringgo96]

There are many solutions around now, but I used to use cryptocompare.com. I tried to use BlockFolio, cointracking.info, icodrops.com and many others, but cryptocompare is the best for me.

I also use it myself, even on my cellphone's lock screen, there are widgets that show market prices at that time. this is very easy because of course everyone can't escape from a smartphone

[desticy]

To track my crypto portfolio, I use several convenient and modern mobile tools. The first and the main one is a Blockfolio, the second is a wallet from Binance called Trust.

[prestigio74]

I track all prices through Blockfolio, which seems to me quite enough, and most importantly it is quite convenient!

[rdewilde]

I follow only to invest in altcoin listed in binance, and I marked those altcoin to be able to track as quickly as possible. I must regularly log in to the app to check the price because binance does not have a notification function when the price increases or decreases

[chvugn]

Suggest to use xFolio.com

The application is free, there are no hidden fees and Pro accounts;
Available 15 wallets and 15 exchanges;
The system automatically updates coin balances from all your blockchain addresses and exchange accounts;
Sync with any number of devices;
No need to add transactions manually;
All coins are correctly identified by their tickers.
Support is ready to help you and adds on request any additional number of wallets and exchanges

[trash321]

I made a regular spreadsheet in Excel and every day I look at the dynamics of price development. If something understands wrong, then I think that you can do some kind of action. But in general, the situation does not change. Everything falls.

[martin1221]

I haven't managed to find a crypto portfolio tracker that works better than a spreadsheet I have. I'm curious what other folks use—would love to hear any tips about what is or isn't working for folks.

In the meantime, I'm going to try and make some improvements to my spreadsheet tool at www.cointracker.network for anyone to try (feedback welcome).

Until now I am still using the trusted Blockfolio crypto monitoring apps. So far I don't have any problem with it so I am still using it. It is not the perfect crypto tracker, but I think it has most of the features that I need in monitoring the market value of my holdings. I recommend it as a basic tool for crypto holders.

[esetop01tryba]

I haven't managed to find a crypto portfolio tracker that works better than a spreadsheet I have. I'm curious what other folks use—would love to hear any tips about what is or isn't working for folks.

In the meantime, I'm going to try and make some improvements to my spreadsheet tool at www.cointracker.network for anyone to try (feedback welcome).

I use coinmarketcap to track the rate of cryptocurrency but mostly I buy a few coins from this list and it is not difficult for me to go to the exchange and check what rate at the moment. The guys write that Blockfolio is a good application. Think, too, his'll download )