What is your trading app?

[johnjeffrey112]

May I know your trading apps guys, so that I can choose a better one trading or best trading app?

[coupable]

It mainly depends on your needs and willings. I would suggest binance as one of the greatest apps widely used and verified by the community, but it's may be not suitable if you are not ready to reveal your personal information as you will have to proceed for different levels of verification .

User Omega recently created a list of instant exchanges verified and trusted by our bitcointalk community. Link to the thread: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5218464.0
I would also suggest you to make your own researches .

[OmegaStarScream]

If by trading apps, you mean trading terminals, then you have a few options:

- Coinigy, TradingView being the most used ones
- 3Comma
- Cryptohopper (watch out though, there are some phishing sites targeting the users of this service)

There are many others, but I decided to not suggest anything that has not been around for some time. Also, stay away from any platform that asks you for your withdrawal API key instead of your trading one.

[nickenburg]

The Waves Dex is a wallet and trading app in one, it is really easy to use and you can trade the main cryptocurrency's on there and the fee's are in Waves.
So the only downside is that u need some waves but those are cheap and you can send Bitcoin or Ethereum to you Waves wallet and then purchase Waves with your Crypto.

[LeGaulois]

Bituniverse, it has a smartphone app for Android (I don't know for Apple) as well as a web version.

It uses APIs and for those who dislike that for security reasons, the good thing is your API keys are stored on your device and not on a server. You can also set the permission to 'read-only' so no risk of a trade or transfer out via the API.

You can check indicators like MACD, RSI, KDJ, etc and it has features like TA tools, coin pedia.

There are also Ztrader and Tradetaber to mention but never tried any of them. If it's just to track a portfolio Blockfolio is also great

@Coupable the link you posted is totally out of topic here

[leowonderful]

Binance and Bybit both offer pretty decent apps that allow you to perform basic technical analysis and execute trades from almost anywhere you have an internet connection. Additionally, the second post in this thread is partially correct about Binance's verification, but I do recall that you're not required to submit KYC if you're okay with the 2BTC daily withdrawal limit on the site, though you should ideally be ready to have documents nearby to submit KYC at any time because the site does have the right to ask for it anyways.

I also agree that the TradingView app is very nice for on-the-go operations. It's nearly as good as the desktop version with a few exceptions, and you should be good to go as long as your phone's specs aren't bad.

[MURONDI]

May I know your trading apps guys, so that I can choose a better one trading or best trading app?

I use many trading applications, but my favorite application is tradingview, there may be many applications that have complete indicators like tradingview, but I am already comfortable with this application.

[TheBeardedBaby]

I'm an old Coinbaser so what i use from time to time is Coinbase pro (earlier known as GDAX) . I was so happily surprised today to find out that they finally have a mobile app and not so happy about the address confirmation policy, but that's how ir is.
Normally i sell when Btc goes over 10k and buy back around 7k. So trading once every few months

[Kemarit]

I only have the old but reliable Binance apps on my cellphone and some local exchanges to obviously convert USD to my local currency. Although I stay away from trading and just had few occasional buy order to execute in last 2019 up to this day. And we wouldn't like to use TradingView? one of the most useful apps so far we have, regardless if you're a beginner or advance trader.

[cotton ball]

I only have the old but reliable Binance apps on my cellphone and some local exchanges to obviously convert USD to my local currency. Although I stay away from trading and just had few occasional buy order to execute in last 2019 up to this day. And we wouldn't like to use TradingView? one of the most useful apps so far we have, regardless if you're a beginner or advance trader.

What do you think when trading still use mobile phone running good or not, I only trade with computer because look easy when opening many tab with checking some altcoin price during trade with some altcoin, I think not easy when trade using mobile phone with many exchange market look hard for access.

[crossabdd]

at present almost every exchange has its trading app. Binance, bittrex, poloniex, hitbtc, kucoin, okex, etc. all have app trading. I personally use several apps. Well, because I trade on several exchanges. like HitBTC, Bittrex, binance. so a good trading app is the property of the exchange itself.

[wildan88]

some applications that I use. I use binance for trading, tab trader for analysis or graph reading and BitUniverse for portfolio.

[Kemarit]

I only have the old but reliable Binance apps on my cellphone and some local exchanges to obviously convert USD to my local currency. Although I stay away from trading and just had few occasional buy order to execute in last 2019 up to this day. And we wouldn't like to use TradingView? one of the most useful apps so far we have, regardless if you're a beginner or advance trader.

What do you think when trading still use mobile phone running good or not, I only trade with computer because look easy when opening many tab with checking some altcoin price during trade with some altcoin, I think not easy when trade using mobile phone with many exchange market look hard for access.

I'm sorry but I'm not clear with my first reply, I just downloaded Binance apps on my mobile to just make a quick glance on the price and the movement. But I usually trade with my laptop or pc at home. I'm and old school as others here, prefer the convenience of a huge screen and to minimize mistakes.

So yes, I would have to agree with you that trading using our computers are much easier as compare to mobile, as it has only a small screen to begin with and you might misclick that could lead to a potential loss on your end.

[ReiMomo]

May I know your trading apps guys, so that I can choose a better one trading or best trading app?

If you mean that you are looking trading app for your mobile android phone yes there are too many of them. Usually, a trading platform has always a trading app, you can simply scan the QR code for the app. But why you prefer on the trading app? The disadvantage of that has a small screen that you might always be zooming the screen unlike if you are using pc/laptop it is very easy. I suggest having a blockfolio app because it is very easy for you to monitor when you are on travel.

[bastian466]

I don't trade on apps, prefer to use websites wherever I trade, I don't change them even though I use a smartphone and the trade I use most often is indodax because these exchanges are the best and easiest exchanges I have ever used

[Lanatsa]

May I know your trading apps guys, so that I can choose a better one trading or best trading app?

Ive been using

-Cryptohopper
-Tradingview

and for portfolio viewing

-Blockfolio

[btc_angela]

May I know your trading apps guys, so that I can choose a better one trading or best trading app?

The usual trading apps that most of us used here, Binance (or any other top tier exchange apps). And then Blockfolio and of course we would forgot about TradingView.

[Ucy]

Have you tried TabTrader or other similar applications? The good thing about such apps (tabtrader esp) is that you can trade multiple exchanges with them.. . But you need to sign-up for accounts on the exchanges websites before you can use them on TabTrader.

[kolonel_x]

at present almost every exchange has its trading app. Binance, bittrex, poloniex, hitbtc, kucoin, okex, etc. all have app trading. I personally use several apps. Well, because I trade on several exchanges. like HitBTC, Bittrex, binance. so a good trading app is the property of the exchange itself.

Well indeed many exchanges launch applications to facilitate their use on mobile phones but what I often use to trade on my cellphone is Binance and Indodax because it has good features and is updated frequently with each update.

[red4slash]

in the use of trading applications there are actually a lot and we can check on the site. but I use the binance platform and also one of the exchanges in my country (indodax), specifically for this market platform I use it because of its convenience when it is interesting in the form of FIAT and for binance I use because of its large volume.