I really don't like the idea of monitoring the coins I hold cause I could get tempted to sell, unless maybe a new coin that caught my eye and I'm trying to find out more about.
I Normally use the exchange where I buy my coins from to check prices but for detailed information I use coingecko or coinmarketcap especially when I want to get more useful information about a coin I want to invest in like thier daily trading volume, all time high and even their total supply so I can make more informed decisions before investing.
Topic: What Application do you use to monitor crypto movements daily? - page 2. (Read 282 times)
i just mainly use the exchanges i have and check the coins i hold there and how the market is moving but if i want to check out a new coin and would want to observe its market then i use coinmarketcap
it also gives off a lot of other information which is helpful when i am considering in investing in that specific coin
it also gives off a lot of other information which is helpful when i am considering in investing in that specific coin
I like Coingecko because it's fast, accurate, and has a lot of useful info you can focus on, such as 24-hour trading volume and price changes over 1 hour, 1 day, and 7 days. There's also information about exchanges and trading pair, as well as filters to focus on specific time periods on the price charts. I play with those features from time to time, and I consult this info before making posts about historical dynamics of the price movements to make sure I get it right. But honestly, I think monitoring daily crypto movements in a hope of getting higher profits is a waste of time. They're just too volatile, and there's no use in trying to find patterns there.
Most times i Use browser and a website with charts, but sometimes its hard to find the tab.
You could bookmark those website to bookmark toolbar and configure your browser to show that toolbar.
What do you recommend for a linux user?
If you strongly prefer desktop application, how about https://dawidm.github.io/cryptonose2/? But it's been 2 years since it's last updated and i don't know other application (for Linux) which still in development.
This has said it all..... Trading view provide you with more flexible and easy analysing process it's mostly used buy traders as it provides indicators too.Thus, for market followers, its privide ease to use charts
If it is daily, you can use Coinmarketcap, Coingecko like some posters recommended and you can bookmark those pages for Bitcoin price tracking on daily basis. You can bookmark pages of other cryptocurrencies too and don't have to open many tabs and let your device in hypernate mode day by day.
You can use Trading View.
https://www.tradingview.com/
Some portfolio trackers.
https://coinmarketcap.com/portfolio-tracker/
https://www.coingecko.com/en/portfolio
Portfolio Performance [Open Source] - Keep track of your Crypto Portfolio!
https://blockchair.com/markets
You can use Trading View.
https://www.tradingview.com/
Some portfolio trackers.
https://coinmarketcap.com/portfolio-tracker/
https://www.coingecko.com/en/portfolio
Portfolio Performance [Open Source] - Keep track of your Crypto Portfolio!
https://blockchair.com/markets
You can use Coingecko or Coinmarketcap. But I often use the exchanges to track the price but using Coingecko and Coinmarketcap to check other information like all-time-high and exchanges the coin is trading. But if it is just bitcoin, its information is available everywhere. I even once a time have an app that directly display the price of bitcoin for me which I can see on a widget every time on my device anytime I open my device. On PC, I have an extension for it so that anytime I open my browser, I see the price immediately.
Most times i Use browser and a website with charts, but sometimes its hard to find the tab.
What do you recommend for a linux user?
What do you recommend for a linux user?
I dont always monitor the market. But if I want to check for price movement, I use coinmarketcap app on my mobile device. And my on my PC
Most times i Use browser and a website with charts, but sometimes its hard to find the tab.
What do you recommend for a linux user?
What do you recommend for a linux user?
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