WHICH CRYPTO MOBILE APPS DO YOU USE?

[conex]

Hey traders! I'm curious which apps do you use and why?
Is it safer to trade via pc/mobile/no difference?
Thank you

[nydiacaskey01]

Hey traders! I'm curious which apps do you use and why?
Is it safer to trade via pc/mobile/no difference?
Thank you

I will not rely on using my smart phone or tablet in trading, there are times it will take a while before a page is completely loaded and if that happens, missing an opportunity is likely to happen. Remember that timing is very important in trading. You dont want to miss the train because of your smartphone or tablet is slow.

[dark08]

On tracking the movement and chart history of bitcoin and other altcoins I used tradingview and tabtrader this is the common application that you can use on trading theres also some trading site that offer their application like binance and bybits but again using smartphone on tradingbis risky its better to use computer  or loptop.

[harizen]

Hey traders! I'm curious which apps do you use and why?
Is it safer to trade via pc/mobile/no difference?
Thank you

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4679957.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=4753140.0
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3286384.0

P.S Do research before installing any software. Some might be outdated or infected. Scammers are everywhere. I want to list my own but it might become a repetitive answer so have some time reading those threads as reference.

Is it safer to trade via pc/mobile/no difference?

Whether PC or mobile, make sure you are in a safe environment - secured internet, secured connection, etc.

[Pearls Before Swine]

I will not rely on using my smart phone or tablet in trading, there are times it will take a while before a page is completely loaded and if that happens, missing an opportunity is likely to happen.

Yeah, apps for exchanges are sometimes a pain in the butt.  However, I do find them useful and do use a couple of them including binance, and I've traded on yobit with my smartphone even tho it doesn't have an app.  I also use changelly's app once in a while, and it's a good one.

You can't beat the ability to trade on the go even if there are problems like the above one mentioned by nydiacaskey01.  Even if you don't do most of your trading on your phone, those apps are good to have just in case you're somewhere stuck without a laptop or pc. 

[Polar91]

Hey traders! I'm curious which apps do you use and why?
Is it safer to trade via pc/mobile/no difference?
Thank you

For trading platform, I use Binance application. I tend to use mobile device specially if it's iPhone because its security is easier to maintain rather than in PC wherein it's too vulnerable from hacking or viruses. On the other hand, it still depends on how you are using your devices. If you don't download any pirated files or whatsoever and you don't open such suspicious link then your privacy could be safer.

[MURONDI]

basically trading on a cellphone or on a PC is the same, use as needed, trading on a PC has a wide display, trading on a cellphone has a small but practical appearance and is easy to carry anywhere, I trade using a PC and cellphone depending on the situation and conditions.

[semobo]

Hey traders! I'm curious which apps do you use and why?
Is it safer to trade via pc/mobile/no difference?
Thank you

Few reputed exchanges have their official applications for smartphones but I won't suggest you to trade via mobile which got smaller screen compared to desktop so chances of making mistakes while making an order on the prices are possible so avoid trading on mobile just use them for emergency situations.

[bassbity]

I suit my needs if I am at home so I will do it using a PC if I am outside then I will use a cellphone because it is simpler, but I think PCs and cellphones are just as nice to use.
But in my opinion it depends on your needs how delicious it is.

[BitcoinsGreat]

Hey traders! I'm curious which apps do you use and why?
Is it safer to trade via pc/mobile/no difference?
Thank you

I usually do not use my mobile for trading. I feel much better to trade on PC due to big screen and ease of use. Although i do have app for binance on my mobile but i usually use it to see the trades etc, but i normally place the trades when i am on my pc.
It is good to keep bookmark site preev.com to get updated on mobile for the bitcoin prices and other third party apps which will give you notifications on the movement of altcoins.

[sujonali1819]

Hey traders! I'm curious which apps do you use and why?
Is it safer to trade via pc/mobile/no difference?
Thank you

Crypto mobile apps mean all apps which are related to crypto. Am I right? If so, Then I will say that I generally use some exchange Apps for trading and some are checking the price and condition of the market.

So Some exchange apps which I used before/ using now for seeing the condition of my trade mainly when I remain out of home and Bedtime.

1. Binance mobile app
2. Kucoin exchange App
3. Coinbase mobile app

Some mobile wallet generally I used For holding some little amount of crypto

1. Coinbase wallet
2. blockchain wallet
3. coinomi mobile wallet
4. Trust wallet

Some portfolio/price tracker apps That I used before for checking the crypto market price and making my portfolio so that I can see all my assets in one place.

1. Blockfolio
2. Delta

Is it safer to trade via pc/mobile/no difference?

Yes, it is safe for trading in mobile but must you have to sure that You installed an official application. I did not find more difference between mobile app and pc, Just mobile app helps you to take quick action of your trading when You will be in out of home and on the bed. Thanks

[MI6]

Hey traders! I'm curious which apps do you use and why?
Is it safer to trade via pc/mobile/no difference?
Thank you

I usually trade via PC. Mobile i never because too lazy to set API, something like that or maybe setting that i who sometime careless don't want to make mistake with it. That is why i bring my laptop everywhere and open it when want to trade. And honestly i am not really do day trading, so after i think bitcoin price is in good price to bought, i start to buy it and hold.

[bandungan]

trading is still more profitable to use a pc / laptop because the trade exchange design is set to complete when viewed using a PC. although there can be used via mobile phones, but there are definitely limitations for traders

[sheenshane]

I won't recommend trading platforms based on the app versions because that is easy to compromise and probably will lead you to hacks incidents. Probably you may download a wrong app. On the other hand, it is a bit annoy to monitor a very small screen and might your will have typo error while in trading.

For a clear and widescreen on trading, much better to use web site and use the laptop. But it's up to you if you are insisted to use an app.
Probably here is the right list and avoid not to download phishing exchange platform apps, https://www.bitcointradingsites.net/features/mobile-app/.     

[Rodeo02]

Hey traders! I'm curious which apps do you use and why?
Is it safer to trade via pc/mobile/no difference?
Thank you

There is no difference just be careful before downloading the app in playstore before using it. Much better to use website than the app in my experience , the good thing about the app is you dont need to always sign in the data is save already in the app.

[Raflesia]

To be honest, I prefer to trade using a PC because in terms of appearance, everything will be seen there where I feel comfortable using a PC.
In trading, you need to look at analytics and to see graphs, it would be better for a PC to be a good suggestion.
As for the cellphone, I use it when I'm on vacation or out.

[iram3130]

If you are an avid trader and want to be updated with the price then blockfolio with specific notifications for the coin. Other than that I guess Binance app is good for trading if you are on that platform.

[el kaka22]

I'm curious which apps do you use and why?

I am not using any global exchange's app but I have few P2P exchanges app in my mobile. I remember once I was trying to have bittrex on my mobile to check quick the price movements but bittrex was not available in mobile version then. I use mobile app for P2P trading as I need to confirm receiving funds in bank account; it means I must need exchange access on the go.

If you are trading based on technical analysis and you need to take your trading decisions based on various factors then I guess mobile apps are not for you. Because, trading on the go will not be recommended as trading should be done in calm environment with clear mindset.

Is it safer to trade via pc/mobile/no difference?

Definitely not safe when considering how often mobile phones are stolen or getting damaged. On the go trading is not the way how trading should be approached. If you have special reasons like P2P trading then you may choose mobile version of trading. Else, trade within your home (yes, should not be in office/college) peacefully.

[conex]

Hey traders! I'm curious which apps do you use and why?
Is it safer to trade via pc/mobile/no difference?
Thank you

I will not rely on using my smart phone or tablet in trading, there are times it will take a while before a page is completely loaded and if that happens, missing an opportunity is likely to happen. Remember that timing is very important in trading. You dont want to miss the train because of your smartphone or tablet is slow.

Agree, timing is crucial. Is it possible to predict that most of traders use computers for trading? Are there any surveys? Thank you!

[iamaruf]

Hey traders! I'm curious which apps do you use and why?
Is it safer to trade via pc/mobile/no difference?
Thank you

What do you mean? You mean to track my crypto portfolio? If you mean crypto portfolio.I use blockfolio,coingecko mobile app,CMC mobile.