I prefer to know the price in bitcoin or Etherum trade unit
It’s more convenient trading in that way
But it’s better to have a fixed price alert on your phone such as blockfolio so you can get instant alert directly
Don’t be left out of a successful pump
Topic: Do you like to know the price of altcoins in fiat or BTC or both? - page 3. (Read 606 times)
November 04, 2018, 02:58:06 PM
November 04, 2018, 09:49:48 AM
there are alot of service that offers data about the prices but i dont think they update their data every second, it might be good if your service offer real time tracking like refreshing every second unlike coinmarketcap that updates every 1 minute or 2, you should make a android/ios app because they are some people love looking at prices on their phone if they are away from their computer.
November 04, 2018, 09:19:55 AM
Both.
I've two categories of investment, fiat to alt and btc to alt. And keeping a track of same price won't let me know my profit and loss.
But mostly my portfolio is based on BTC as I'm not interested in selling off the coins sooner and want to know my trading profit or loss in bitcoins.
I've two categories of investment, fiat to alt and btc to alt. And keeping a track of same price won't let me know my profit and loss.
But mostly my portfolio is based on BTC as I'm not interested in selling off the coins sooner and want to know my trading profit or loss in bitcoins.
November 04, 2018, 09:17:41 AM
We're launching www.coined.com in a few weeks. It will provide real-time tracking of altcoins across 100+ exchanges.
I realize from time to time we probably all want to see how an altcoin we have invested in is doing compared to Bitcoin. But in your daily or regular routine of checking the prices of altcoins you follow or are invested in, is the BTC value something you look at: never, rarely, often, or always?
Personally, i deal more with altcoins, because that is where i get my profit from. The reason for this is that, you cannot rely so much on the price of most altcoins. Just as easily as some would pump, so also they can dump easily, which makes one to constantly monitor.I realize from time to time we probably all want to see how an altcoin we have invested in is doing compared to Bitcoin. But in your daily or regular routine of checking the prices of altcoins you follow or are invested in, is the BTC value something you look at: never, rarely, often, or always?
Most times, traders and investors do this and it is more common to traders.
As for monitoring, bitcoin, i also do it, but not often.
November 04, 2018, 08:17:22 AM
I always see prices from various aspects. I always pay attention to FIAT calculations and I also see Altcoin prices with the basic calculation of Bitcoin. In my opinion that when we can read more data then we can do analysis better. That will help the investment we have and we will be able to make the best decisions.
Believe that when we analyze and read data more and more we will get closer to success in our lives !!
Believe that when we analyze and read data more and more we will get closer to success in our lives !!
November 04, 2018, 08:14:06 AM
I like to check the CMC or Blockfolio every day. But it is getting harder and harder to see my portfolio decreasing for the last ten, eleven months. I want finally to look at my portfolio and to see X2 in one day.
So do I, i prefer check the progress of btc and altcoins's price in coinmarketcap because in my opinion that website can be trusted. I always check the price of altcoins in fiat and btc because i want to compare both of them to choose what is the best choice to change my altcoin in fiat or invest it in btc.
November 04, 2018, 07:59:59 AM
I like to check the CMC or Blockfolio every day. But it is getting harder and harder to see my portfolio decreasing for the last ten, eleven months. I want finally to look at my portfolio and to see X2 in one day.
November 04, 2018, 12:56:40 AM
I'm launching www.coined.com in a few weeks. It will provide real-time tracking of altcoins across 100+ exchanges.
I realize from time to time we probably all want to see how an altcoin we have invested in is doing compared to Bitcoin. But in your daily or regular routine of checking the prices of altcoins you follow or are invested in, is the BTC value something you look at: never, rarely, often, or always?
I use another site to check the movement of prices, as well as commissions for exchanges translated into Fiat, but very rarely I look at bitcoin movements, knowing that my investment does not depend on it exactly. I realize from time to time we probably all want to see how an altcoin we have invested in is doing compared to Bitcoin. But in your daily or regular routine of checking the prices of altcoins you follow or are invested in, is the BTC value something you look at: never, rarely, often, or always?
November 04, 2018, 12:54:31 AM
We're launching www.coined.com in a few weeks. It will provide real-time tracking of altcoins across 100+ exchanges.
I realize from time to time we probably all want to see how an altcoin we have invested in is doing compared to Bitcoin. But in your daily or regular routine of checking the prices of altcoins you follow or are invested in, is the BTC value something you look at: never, rarely, often, or always?
I realize from time to time we probably all want to see how an altcoin we have invested in is doing compared to Bitcoin. But in your daily or regular routine of checking the prices of altcoins you follow or are invested in, is the BTC value something you look at: never, rarely, often, or always?
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