What do you use to keep track of your altcoin investments?

[samp123]

As above - do you use any websites/apps?

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[Poink]

Blockfolio - it is a phone app

[nsasuiteb]

I don't always track my altcoins, I just use etherscan to check my wallet sometime and my mobile wallet in my phone as well. Tracking them in such apps showing profit and loss is stressful 

[kevoh]

Blockfolio, Tabtrader, Cointracking and Altpocket are in my opinion the top popular ones out there. But if you are someone who is sometimes suspicious of having his account hacked you can go the manual way by using an Excel spreadsheet instead or importing your transactions without connecting to your account.

[lovenlifelarge]

I would like to know what apps you are using in android, IOS, and Windows for monitoring and pegging the crypto alerts? And which one is the best in your personal experience? Thanks in advance!

[mpeis007]

As above - do you use any websites/apps?

Altpocket does it for me. Its a new web app that works fairly nice to see changes in a glimplse (total holdings in % and fluctuation over 24h) and analytics of total balances and individual positions taken. Its free as well and has integrated API usage to import transactions.

[alrez]

I use ethplorer.io and etherscan.io to track my crypto purse. I'm not using the app in celullar. Just on the website.

[Poink]

Blockfolio, Tabtrader, Cointracking and Altpocket are in my opinion the top popular ones out there. But if you are someone who is sometimes suspicious of having his account hacked you can go the manual way by using an Excel spreadsheet instead or importing your transactions without connecting to your account.

Just to clarify that Blockfolio is not connected to the account...it is just a monitoring tool based on your manual input.

[auliahr]

I like to use coinmarketcap and cryptocompare to see or track my investment value. If in smartphone I like to use cryptonator, try to try it.

[bucsky]

I used blockfolio. Nice apps.

[okan]

As above - do you use any websites/apps?

i dont use any app or websites.

most of them can hack my wallet. cause of this i dont give my address or else to sites or apps

[janggernaut]

As above - do you use any websites/apps?

i dont use any app or websites.

most of them can hack my wallet. cause of this i dont give my address or else to sites or apps

Lol all sites on above don't need your token address, you only need add your investment (how much you have and what price you have bought). These apps will keep you updated about your investment.

The one which you should aware is when a site asked you to put your private key (etherdelta as example).

[torrantz]

As above - do you use any websites/apps?

i dont use any app or websites.

most of them can hack my wallet. cause of this i dont give my address or else to sites or apps

Lol as long as you don't use or linked your amount through API and you will still safe dude. With blockfolio just like you are creating the simulation of yor portfolio. You can only watch it. Because i have been doing it anytime. I never get any problem with it and all of the things goes smoothly.

[izanagi narukami]

I'm using local exchange because the interface is simple and easy to understand.
Of course I have in both platform, PC and smartphone apps so I can monitor at every moment

As for now most coin is on red which force me to hold most of my investment

[cynical]

+1 for Blockfolio, great app on android and it doesnt require you to input any personal information.

Just put in what you have and it will store it, you can add Buy, Sell and Trade transactions and off what exchange you used.
it also has an alert function which I dont use and it also shows the latest trading state for each coin.

Hard to beat IMO

[Cnut237]

Just coinmarketcap for prices.
I know how much I have of each coin, so all I need to check on is the coin price. But I try not to check it too often unless I'm actively trading, as it can be stressful in a bear market!

[Poink]

+1 for Blockfolio, great app on android and it doesnt require you to input any personal information.

Just put in what you have and it will store it, you can add Buy, Sell and Trade transactions and off what exchange you used.
it also has an alert function which I dont use and it also shows the latest trading state for each coin.

Hard to beat IMO

Too many reasons to use Blockfolio...especially for people like me who holds more than 30 coins.

- Can show graph of your portfolio by day, week, month, 3months, 6months, 1year, or all
- it can show your holdings in; dollar, BTC, percent
- it can hide balances.
- shows current unit cost, gain/loss in 24hr, qty of coins you have and the current value per coin (in dollar or BTC)
- can sort by holdings or by coin/token name
- shows graph per coin
- tracks all transactions
- can send alerts for buy/sell
- can track current transactions in exchanges
- shows 24hr high/low, volume, etc.

...all these and more, for FREE and w/o any risk to your holdings.  The downside, when market goes in frenzy, it can slow down a lot just because they are growing faster than expected.

This is one app I am willing to pay for if needed.

[beebee187]

I use the cryptocompare site and feel like it works quite well to keep track of all my coins, some smaller/newer coins are not listed in there as of yet. For most of the main ones, it is super handy to keep an overview of what's happening with all your coins.

[litepresence]

As above - do you use any websites/apps?

I would always suggest blockfolio application. But its always safe to use the spreadsheet where it is not connected to your account. I will be using the nlockfolio since it is user friendly within the mobile itself.

[altcointalk14]

Blockfolio is the best for this. But for me tracking own coins can be stressful and can lead to bad decisions under the influence of nerves. So if you want tracking your coins do not do it too often