WHICH CRYPTO MOBILE APPS DO YOU USE?

[Blackdeath]

In my own opinion, it really depends on you if where you are comfortable with because to be honest i am very comfortable using both pc and smartohone that i don't face any troubles or error in using their application and website in both devices, as long you have a stable internet connection.

[wajik-tempe]

MEW for storing erc20 tokens and some ETH for transferring gas.
Electrum for segwited btc wallet, and blockfolio for portofolio assets controlling. And i usually trade om local exchange which aldo have a a mobile app version.

[zhekinsp]

Exchanges like binance,bitfinex,kucoin offers apps for mobile platforms so you are safe while trading with those apps but personally I won't suggest trading via mobile who do its more often and also with huge capital because mobile screen is not that much bigger so changes of making erros while doing analysis or entering order values.

[sisule]

I look more safety and easy for using computer when access with bitcoin exchange account wallet during trading and checking with coin price, I think mobile phone very hard when selling with multiple kind coin, I can't manage if trading more than one coin if trade with using mobile phone, but some time I just checking price with mobile phone device of several coin.

[enhu]

You can install your favorite exchange app and the tradingview app, just make sure you get it in the right website. Maybe visiting the website of the exchange which they do have link of their app. You can watch the market charts in tradingview and do the trading in the exchange app. Its a not that hard to figure, I'm pretty sure its not just me doing this.

[dunfida]

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 am trading on Binance and i also use their mobile app. It is more stable than using web version and the layout doesn't break when i try to zoom the chart.

Advantages when using an app where it doesnt really breaks out or do give you the hassle on zooming in and zooming out.
Im using Binance app too and when i do check out prices or my ports then i do make use of Blockfolio
and same goes for tradingview.

[leowonderful]

I don't have many apps on my phone partially because of my phone's low storage capacity and also because I use relatively simple charts and tools for trading. I trade on Bybit and Bitmex pretty often, and only Bybit has an app on the Google Play store at the moment (click for link) which I use to adjust trades when I see a large change in price using the alerts I have set with the Bitcoin Ticker Widget app (click for link). I did pay for premium upgrades on the latter app, but it's still perfectly usable for free as well.

I also use Bitcoinwisdom.io while I'm on the go for a glance at prices on a few time frames like the 4H, 1D and greater. Not nearly as usable on an Android Chrome browser compared to being on a desktop, but the site still loads fine and it's perfect for my purposes.

[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 am trading on Binance and i also use their mobile app. It is more stable than using web version and the layout doesn't break when i try to zoom the chart.

Advantages when using an app where it doesnt really breaks out or do give you the hassle on zooming in and zooming out.
Im using Binance app too and when i do check out prices or my ports then i do make use of Blockfolio
and same goes for tradingview.

I use to have Blockfolio in my smart phone but I removed it because it just gives me the reason to look at my smart phone from time to time and look at my investments. AS much as possible I try to reduce or lessen it but having that app makes me more worried about the price of the coins that I hold. I do added Binance in my smart phone but still I don't trade using it. I just wan't to view.

[Renampun]

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

at the moment I only use 2 smartphone applications for trading that is Binance and Indodax,
for price monitoring I use Bituniverse,
so far I have not experienced problems when using these three applications.

[TitanGEL]

There are 3 types of mobile apps that I have in my smartphone that is related in cryptocurrencies. The first app is the blockfolio which the purpose is to monitor my trading portfolio andn and also to put my current watchlists. The second is the two wallets that I have which is for storing my bitcoin and also my altcoins. And the last is a exchange and it is binance where I can trade even if I'm not in my home.

[Kemarit]

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

Well they are safe if you get it from the source itself. But the thing with trading thru mobile is that the screen is too small for me (although there are a lot of smart phones with large screen now).

So for me, I still go with the old and traditional way of using m pc/laptop to trade. Lots of advantage on my end. And I hear that people sometimes misclick their trading with their mobile phone, so lots of hassle specially you are involving yourself with huge amount of money here.

Edit: I only have Binance apps and some local trading platform on my mobile.

[DevilSlayer]

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

Well they are safe if you get it from the source itself. But the thing with trading thru mobile is that the screen is too small for me (although there are a lot of smart phones with large screen now).

So for me, I still go with the old and traditional way of using m pc/laptop to trade. Lots of advantage on my end. And I hear that people sometimes misclick their trading with their mobile phone, so lots of hassle specially you are involving yourself with huge amount of money here.

Edit: I only have Binance apps and some local trading platform on my mobile.

There are now big exchanges that have mobile apps, I often trade at my mobile phones because I'm now used to it. The only problem is when I doing analysis, it like what you mentioned above and it is because of the small screen of the mobile phone. It is hard to read charts and also not convenient when I using tools and indicators. It is still good to trade at pc or desktop but the main advantage of mobile apps is I can trade even if I'm at my office or if I'm at outside.

[Inkdatar]

There are 3 types of mobile apps that I have in my smartphone that is related in cryptocurrencies. The first app is the blockfolio which the purpose is to monitor my trading portfolio andn and also to put my current watchlists. The second is the two wallets that I have which is for storing my bitcoin and also my altcoins. And the last is a exchange and it is binance where I can trade even if I'm not in my home.

Actually I do always use blockfolio in my mobile for monitoring the coins I have hold long term. Also, I am more comfortable doing trading coins in binance using my laptop than in mobile. I'm not use to have it in mobile because I'm having difficulty to trade using mobile only. Anyone can use legitimate application as long you are okay with it.

[adroitful_one]

Besides the obvious couple of Bitcoin wallets I keep on my phone, I also have the Tronlink Pro app. Most of the websites I bet on require the Tronlink addon in Google Chrome and since you can't have addons on the mobile Chrome, Tronlink Pro is the only other way to access them. One of my favorite wallets on mobile is Coinomi. It has like 100 coins built into it and it's just nice to have for convenience and easy access to all of those random coins you end up picking up.

[RealMalatesta]

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’s really not much difference, if there is any difference maybe I just have not noticed it. I make use of several apps on my smartphone and since I’m not the type of person that likes carrying my laptop around, my smartphone has always been a better option. Most times when I’m going out I keep laptop and I spend a lot of hours outside and come back late night, not enough time to trade by then. So with my smartphone when I’m out I can check the prices and also trade if I want to.

My phone is fast, there is nothing like being slow or some sort of problems. I make use of Coinbase and I get price notifications a lot of times and sometimes I set custom notifications and it works. I also make use of the Waves decentralized exchange mobile app. Using your computer is good because you get a wider view I guess.

[wildan88]

you should try a binance apps, I use it amazing, even it's not difficult it's very simple. the advantage is of course you don't always have to be in front of the monitor to always watch a chart, because sometimes it makes me bored.

I don't find the ease of using mobile app to see chart and predict price movements. But, undoubtedly, it saves my time to execute trades. Also, it is pointless to suggest someone to use  an exchange's mobile app if he doesn't trade there so my opinion is every mobile app is amazing for its own purpose.

Binance Market No. 1, In my opinion most certainly trade there, well, there is a tab trader application that is good enough to see charts and predict price movements, there are many chart styles there.
portable trading makes its own convenience for me, like I can do it while lying down or do it outside with the natural atmosphere so it is not boring. but of course, everyone has their own trading style.

[plvbob0070]

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 have different crypto mobile apps in my phone and most of them are cryptocurrency wallet. I only have Binance trading application in my phone but even I have it I still prefer use my computer whenever I conduct any trading activity and for me, its more easy to use it. I guess the only different is the size like in the phone which its hard for me to see the full chart but in the pc it's more clear. I only use it when I want to check my funds.

[Amel]

During my trading, I only rely on the browser to view charts on the tradingview site or similar services on other sites. And also I play manually by accessing the exchange in my browser because in my opinion for convenience in trading is still occupied by desktop / pc trading.

Trading requires a fast connection and to do the analysis requires a wide monitor screen, I myself use two monitor screens for trading. And when using a smartphone, it might be a little inconvenient and lacking in experience.

[sandra_1]

I use CoinDeal's app, it's available on iOS and Android. Great one, good job of CoinDeal's stuff. I haven't got any problems there, everything works fine. Great one for daily trading or buying some coins, it's definitely easier when you can use your cryptocurrency exchange on your smartphone. I would say that's the best alternative for CashApp right now.

[dimonstration]

There are 3 types of mobile apps that I have in my smartphone that is related in cryptocurrencies. The first app is the blockfolio which the purpose is to monitor my trading portfolio andn and also to put my current watchlists. The second is the two wallets that I have which is for storing my bitcoin and also my altcoins. And the last is a exchange and it is binance where I can trade even if I'm not in my home.

I also have blockfolio, Binance and trading view. Plus different mobile wallets. I just use 2FA in some apps that requires login especially if it is connected in my email. Just always checked whether there are report of bugs and scam issues when we install any apps.