Paying for crypto portfolio tracker?

[JamesDaniel90]

Does anyone pay for an app to track their portfolio?

I have tried 3 different free apps now and not really a fan of any of them.

I am happy to pay for a tracker but want it to be worth it - thinking of going for the number 1 pick on the list below, it is £11 per month which is fine with me as long as it does everything I want it too.


https://geekflare.com/best-crypto-portfolio-trackers/

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[OmegaStarScream]

For most people, there's really no point in paying for a subscription unless:

- your wallet has thousands of transactions
- you're using multiple exchanges.
- you're constantly trading, so you can't afford to enter transactions manually
etc.

It's difficult to answer your question without you telling us exactly what features you're looking for.

[boyptc]

It's difficult to answer your question without you telling us exactly what features you're looking for.

Yes, it makes no sense to pay for subscription fees with these crypto portfolio trackers if there have been a bunch of it offered for free by just downloading them unless you're too specific on what attributes you're looking for OP.

Well, have you seen the Ledger Live? It will require you the hardware wallet itself of Ledger Wallet and you have to download and connect it to your HW and it does the tracking.

I've been using it as soon as they've updated it and I find it convenient. It has the desktop and app version.

[touseefahmad1999]

Many cryptocurrency investors do pay for apps to track their portfolio. It's important to find an app that meets your needs and preferences. It's great that you are willing to invest in a paid tracker if it has the features you want. However, before committing to a paid app, you might want to do some research and try out different free and paid options to see which one works best for you. Some popular paid apps for tracking cryptocurrency portfolios include Blockfolio, Delta, and CoinTracking. It's always a good idea to read reviews and compare features before making a decision

[BIT-BENDER]

For most people, there's really no point in paying for a subscription unless:

- your wallet has thousands of transactions
- you're using multiple exchanges.
- you're constantly trading, so you can't afford to enter transactions manually
etc.

It's difficult to answer your question without you telling us exactly what features you're looking for.

One of the main purpose of people using Crypto-currency in the first place is that Crypto-currency protects their privacy and keeps them anonymous. Regardless of how big they are in transactions.

I haven’t used crypto-currency portfolio tracker services but from this thread they monitor one’s transactions now my questions is for them to gain access to do that you must give them permission, so what are the risk in using such a service.

[GEMIN_M4]

The majority of crypto portfolio trackers that I know are free, I don't know why anyone will have to pay a certain amount of money to track their very own wallet, it sounds stupid, coin gecko have this as free feature and coinmarketcap has the same too, I am currently using the two.

[OmegaStarScream]

One of the main purpose of people using Crypto-currency in the first place is that Crypto-currency protects their privacy and keeps them anonymous. Regardless of how big they are in transactions.

I haven’t used crypto-currency portfolio tracker services but from this thread they monitor one’s transactions now my questions is for them to gain access to do that you must give them permission, so what are the risk in using such a service.

You need to provide your address when linking your wallet and for your exchange accounts, you must give your API key. There's no risk of losing your funds as long as you're giving them read-only keys (keys that don't allow them to withdraw or trade your funds).

But then, there are some privacy concerns. Can one really trust these services with such data? Probably not, regardless of what their privacy policies say.

[JamesDaniel90]

I currently use Coingecko and it is not bad but their 'total cost' is incorrect.

For example , I buy £100 of a crypto at £1 and then sell it all when it reaches £2 - it says £100 profit which is correct but it then says total cost is £100 but it should be £0 as I have nothing left in the investment.

This is just an easy example, it is confusing when I have multiple transactions in an investment - the profit / loss is correct but the total cost is wrong and that is big deal for me as I like to know exactly how much I have in an investment after all my buying and selling.

[dansus021]

there is actually bunch of free portofolio tracker out there, back then I pay DeFi portfolio tracker but now the site seems dead Im paying 10$ and the site called farmfol.io.

After that I'm using YieldWatch and WalletNow both platform is free but you need certain token to use their service like tier level but you just their token and the tier will be unlocked. For now Im only using WalletNow it can track NFT, Dozen of EVM chain, Custom Farming Pool and stake and Binance API so my point here WalletNow is worth to buy the token cause all the feature that I mention before. you can track All Defi Related + Binance balance.

But recently I found Debank and just try and figure it out.

[merekamo]

there is actually bunch of free portofolio tracker out there, back then I pay DeFi portfolio tracker but now the site seems dead Im paying 10$ and the site called farmfol.io.

After that I'm using YieldWatch and WalletNow both platform is free but you need certain token to use their service like tier level but you just their token and the tier will be unlocked. For now Im only using WalletNow it can track NFT, Dozen of EVM chain, Custom Farming Pool and stake and Binance API so my point here WalletNow is worth to buy the token cause all the feature that I mention before. you can track All Defi Related + Binance balance.

But recently I found Debank and just try and figure it out.

Regarding the answer you provided, it's true that there are many free portfolio trackers out there. Some users might prefer paid options for better features, support, and user experience. It's great that you found WalletNow to be worth the token purchase, as it offers various features like tracking NFTs, multiple EVM chains, custom farming pools, and Binance API integration.

As for the number 1 pick on the Geekflare list, CoinTracker, it's a well-rounded crypto portfolio tracker that supports 300+ exchanges and over 10,000 cryptocurrencies. It offers real-time market value tracking, cost basis accounting optimization, and tax-loss harvesting support. CoinTracker also provides performance charts and daily portfolio updates. If you're willing to pay £11 per month and these features align with your needs, it could be a good fit for you. Ultimately, the choice depends on your personal preferences and requirements. It's worth trying out a few options, both free and paid, to find the one that best suits your needs.

[alexvause7]

I've never used CoinTracker or CoinStats. I'm not a fan of paying for a portfolio tracker. Are they really that useful to pay monthly?
It would be nice if we have a tracker app to check all our testnet projects that haven't created their own coin or token.

[o48o]

I paid for Delta App Pro, long time ago but at the time i didn't have use for it that much. As i wasn't active trader and just watching portfolio can be fun but at the same time very opposite of relaxing.

Automatic wallet tracking on multiple wallets etc sounds cool but there were lots of little bugs at the time that made it pointless to pay more for features that weren't really ready.
I would still recommend free version of Delta App to check it out, and who knows, maybe they got their gliches fixed already.

[dansus021]

Regarding the answer you provided, it's true that there are many free portfolio trackers out there. Some users might prefer paid options for better features, support, and user experience. It's great that you found WalletNow to be worth the token purchase, as it offers various features like tracking NFTs, multiple EVM chains, custom farming pools, and Binance API integration.

As for the number 1 pick on the Geekflare list, CoinTracker, it's a well-rounded crypto portfolio tracker that supports 300+ exchanges and over 10,000 cryptocurrencies. It offers real-time market value tracking, cost basis accounting optimization, and tax-loss harvesting support. CoinTracker also provides performance charts and daily portfolio updates. If you're willing to pay £11 per month and these features align with your needs, it could be a good fit for you. Ultimately, the choice depends on your personal preferences and requirements. It's worth trying out a few options, both free and paid, to find the one that best suits your needs.

Yeah I mean the paid one is also good because some company need to be profitable too, and yes WalletNow and Yielwatch is need to buy some token to unlock all the fitures but we dont need to staking it only hold it.

While other offering paid service I mean if we need more data It always good to purchase the paid subscription. 

[blockman]

I would still recommend free version of Delta App to check it out, and who knows, maybe they got their gliches fixed already.

There could be some improvements and more features that are in the paid version of these portfolio trackers. But if you're not as active as you may seem, I don't think it's worth it. Those features that you're gonna get upon the paid version could be helpful in your monitoring purposes. However, if the free version is enough, I don't think that it's needed to spend a few bucks for a monthly subscription not unless you're totally okay with it and you can afford it. Usually with these paid subscriptions, there will be a time in your life that you'll have to cut it because of your busy schedule and you're not getting anymore of the worth of what you're paying for.

[cryptoaddictchie]

I've never used CoinTracker or CoinStats. I'm not a fan of paying for a portfolio tracker. Are they really that useful to pay monthly?
It would be nice if we have a tracker app to check all our testnet projects that haven't created their own coin or token.

For some probably it is worth it especially they have plenty of tokens at hand. But for others, I dont think its worth a money subscription. Maybe could use free one like coingecko and coinmarketcap. These are free and only needed email to put up a monitoring for tokens. Unless you wanna connect your wallet with it. Its not that the same or live but the delay isnt much difference.