What crypto porfolio trackers are people using?

[CozzaGezza]

I've been using an excel spreadsheet for years and I've finally decided to use a tracker app.
I've heard coinstats and coinmarketcap are good. I've also heard there is a new platform launching soon called unlockstats. What would people recommend?

[o48o]

Delta Investment Tracker. Hands down.

I've used many crypto portfolio apps and this was the first one that had everything i had. I should get paid as i am constantly promoting them to my friends and everyone but the gui is sleek, it has real time crypto / exchanges wallet tracking to stocks and it even upgraded to NFTs which suits me just fine now that i am flipping those. I don't even know what other free app would have more features. But i would definitely like to know.

Only negative side of it is constant watching of the portfolio. That can be unhealthy as you wouldn't need to react to price movements so fast when you are hodling. But when you are looking a way to report your taxes, having every wallet automatic transaction history in one place is pretty handy.

[lobo13hf]

many just settles with CMC and the rest are just what's available in the app store, I think it doesn't matter that much since many are deriving their data from similar sources anyway, therefore the value of the coin shown gonna be the same.

[makishart]

I've been using an excel spreadsheet for years and I've finally decided to use a tracker app.
I've heard coinstats and coinmarketcap are good. I've also heard there is a new platform launching soon called unlockstats. What would people recommend?

you were making your own ways to control your portolfios become so difficult by using excel for years.

CMC is so good man. I have been using it for years and it will give you actual update to the price of token and how many portfolios available in your wallet. There are so many good tracker like blockfolio too but i still recommend CMC as the best choice. CMC is even far better compared with coinstats. It has actual update.

https://coinmarketcap.com/portfolio-tracker/

I just tell your the app that i used and i have been saying based on my review. The only a complicated thing sometime to adjust your portfolios but that's an easy task to be solved.

The best app that can be tried to monitor your money anytime.

[shinratensei_]

It's always great to use tracker app since they're really made for it, but honestly even excel have the capability of connecting to some of the API which means you could easily make the same feature that's available in most of the tracker apps you just need some advanced knowledge though and it definitely might take some of your time setting things up and it's quite complicated honestly, but I'd say coinmarketcap is sufficient enough, since considering they've got best information, but there are some other apps that might be capable of connecting directly to your exchange accounts so that you could observe it real time and there's no need to update the data manually. usually the biggest problem is that, it just feels so inconvenient updating all the data manually and usually we just get tired from it and eventually just dont care.

[GreatArkansas]

I've been using an excel spreadsheet for years and I've finally decided to use a tracker app.

There are lot free cryptocurrency portfolios right now, basic ones are:

https://www.coingecko.com/en/portfolio - Coingecko
https://coinmarketcap.com/portfolio-tracker/ -Coinmarketcap
https://www.cointracker.io/ - Cointracker (With premium features, you can use the free plan only)


The above list is good because they have mobile applications which are synced from their web dashboard. I just switched to coin tracker, I think this is a good tracker because for me right now compared to coingecko and coinmarketcap.

[livingfree]

You've been suggested with free trackers OP and you can choose any of them based on your preference but if you also have a Ledger Wallet, whether it's S or X.

It's got the desktop and mobile app which is called Ledger Live. The desktop app supports all three, mac, windows and Linux.

https://www.ledger.com/ledger-live

[babygun]

Similar like some others, I use the Delta app and happy about it. Easy in use, you can add several portfolios and it is easy to see how much profit or loss you have made. Used excel before also (also for stocks) but these apps are a lot easier in use.

[Supianto]

Never used one. I don't want to copy someone's portfolio. I might be not the smartest, but I'll take a full responsibility for it at least.

[daenarys_stormborn]

I use blockfolio and coinmarketcap to manage and monitor my portfolio, for beginners I highly recommend coinmarketcap, because I think coinmarketcap has a simpler and easier to understand interface

[Xal0lex]

Excel spreadsheet? This is the past century, there are a huge number of services on the market, where you can conveniently track your portfolio of altcoins. You can use cryptocurrency market monitoring services like cryptorank, coingecko, coinmarketcap, etc. Or you can use specialized services for portfolio tracking, like Koinly, CoinTracker, etc. There are a lot of such services on the market and therefore you can always choose a service for any tasks or needs.

[coin-investor]

I've been using an excel spreadsheet for years and I've finally decided to use a tracker app.
I've heard coinstats and coinmarketcap are good. I've also heard there is a new platform launching soon called unlockstats. What would people recommend?

There are a lot of tools to track one's portfolio but ever since I created my first portfolio I only use Coingecko's portfolio tracker its everything you're looking for in a tracker and it's free, I have set it in my local currency and they have a new feature called inactive coins or token where you can see what coins in your portfolio that's become inactive and alert you so you can make a decision if you want to dump it or continue holding it.

I'm contented and comfortable using Coingecko's features they also have rewards features where you can claim points that you can exchange for freebies like E-books, NFT, or subscriptions.

[carrie_white]

I use several crypto portfolios, and I highly recommend using blockfolio, because the interface is very simple and easy to use, besides that, monitoring prices and the portfolio that we have is also very easy, so it doesn't waste a lot of time.

[goaldigger]

I've been using an excel spreadsheet for years and I've finally decided to use a tracker app.
I've heard coinstats and coinmarketcap are good. I've also heard there is a new platform launching soon called unlockstats. What would people recommend?

You can track the market using your own wallet, just like in ledger they also have a tracker there if you have you coins in a hard wallet.

Coinmarketcap is already a good choice for you and seriously, using excel can still be a good one for monitoring your crypto activities especially with your trades, I still have this and I still prefer this because it encourages me more to do better with my trades.

[swogerino]

I've been using an excel spreadsheet for years and I've finally decided to use a tracker app.
I've heard coinstats and coinmarketcap are good. I've also heard there is a new platform launching soon called unlockstats. What would people recommend?

To keep track of what is going on in the crypto arena and being constantly updated in prices I use coinmarketcap which is good to do this.However we are also in need of such an app that can offer us the same thing as coinmarketcap but which can do that for mining coins,which coins come,which coins is being mined and being loved,which coins are not being mined anymore as are not profitable and so on.I don't think we have such an app as I see in the mining section that different people put up a new thread for a new coin that can be mined.

I don't think excel sheet are a good option when for example coinmarketcap gives you up to 1 year of data and all time low and all time high of a coin which is what needed before we make any decision,investment decision.

[judeafante]

I've been using an excel spreadsheet for years and I've finally decided to use a tracker app.
I've heard coinstats and coinmarketcap are good. I've also heard there is a new platform launching soon called unlockstats. What would people recommend?

Coinmarketcap is good, accurate, and automatic and so is Coingecko both have a portfolio page where you can just add the name of the coin and the amount and it will automatically add the price so whenever the prices go up or down of the coins you add on your portfolio you will see the changes.

I'm using Coingecko and Coinmarketcap, no need to make the changes the portfolio tracker will do it for you automatically, so you can see the prices in real-time.

[lobo13hf]

just settle with coinmarketcap, mainly because they've got the most accurate data out there, basically every exchange will give their most accurate data for conimarketcap mainly because that also benefit them for the massive traffic that cmc has had, there's totally no reason to use other portfolio tracker other than this one.

[blockman]

Whenever I see people tracking their investments with spreadsheets, I'm actually amazed at your management skills guys. It is because it is no longer common today but then, it's great to see people that still does it manually because there's something that's beyond explanation why people still like using it. And based from everyone's suggestion in here, here goes the recap of trackers:

• coinmarketcap
• coingecko
• Blockfolio
• Delta app
• Ledger app/live

But for those that have mentioned Blockfolio, it's now part of FTX and we all knew what happened to FTX.

[poodle63]

I use several crypto portfolios, and I highly recommend using blockfolio, because the interface is very simple and easy to use, besides that, monitoring prices and the portfolio that we have is also very easy, so it doesn't waste a lot of time.

I just see only a few people used it in my communities. Most of people were using cmc to track their portfolios these days. Some apps like trust wallet is also giving such feature to the its users. Blockfolio is not counting all of tokens to be available on its apps.
I think that if cmc is still the best. People can also try to use some sites like dropstab too to track their portfolios.

[merekamo]

Between CoinStats and CoinMarketCap, I would lean more towards CoinStats for its comprehensive portfolio tracking features, user-friendly interface, and the ability to sync with various exchanges and wallets. It seems to be more focused on providing a seamless experience for managing and tracking your cryptocurrency investments.

But, for CoinMarketCap as a supplementary resource for market data and insights, as it is widely recognized for its accuracy and reliability in this aspect. If portfolio tracking and management are your top priorities, CoinStats is likely the better option. If you prioritize market data and insights, then CoinMarketCap may be more suitable.