Topic: For a bitcoin traders--- Qs what app is on your cellphone? (Read 162 times)

I already tried Coins.ph before but I started to switch to another for trading, but if I just want to use sometimes fiat transaction, I use coins ph.
You should be aware of the buy and sell spread of coins ph, it is really not advisable for doing trades there, the spread is really huge there, just piece of advice.


And for the FTX part, I also used that exchange and I can totally agree it is superb, especially their mobile app, extremely fast and easy to use.

Hi I'm from philippines as well but I'm not using coins.ph for trading because their price action isn't accurate and what i noticed is even the market is up they're data seems late.. Btw sometimes i used mobile phone to trade but through binance wherein very accurate and easy to trade because of the help of some tools within the platform unlike coins.ph that what you have is a line chart and percentage which for me not totally safe.. Actually coins.ph has coins pro trading platform as well but not good for mobile phone users.. Much better to choose binance to have a good trading experience even you're just using your mobile phone.

I have binance app on my devices that is,  my iPhone,  android mobile,  laptops and desktop. I also have kucoin app along with blockchain wallet.  These apps are stable and reliable for traders.  My investment in bitcoin and other altcoin is in trezor and paper wallet and other cold storage!

Being a bitcoin hodler, I have exchange apps on my phone which I use only when the last order has been closed, usually takes a few weeks because I trader a large ranges and I dont day trade.

I have not heard of FTX, I also dont need to track portfolios because the altcoins I got from some bounties at one time, are mostly dead. My ethereum stock is there but I dont wish to sell them anytime and the one I am mostly keeping tabs on is Bitcoin.

I think overburdening your smartphone with such apps is not a recommended step. Phone thefts are very common in some countries and less secure setups can end up with coin theft, which is bad and could be avoided by only accessing sites from PCs. Though I know that many day traders set up their own APIs to run their home devices on the go. But for that you need to have programming knowledge.

FTX is also a crypto. It's similar to what Poocoin does with its trading app while also being a crypto.

I don't know why you should be having issues with the app. I use it and it doesn't ask me for any password. It's about the easiest app to use while adding cryptocurrencies on my watchlist. Perhaps, you should update your version and it might rectify your issue.

I also use Tabtrader. It's a great app with trading tools on it. In the past I traded directly on it by hooking my Binance account to it and could trade any crypto I had on Binance.

The FTX app has been the de-facto portfolio tracker app because it was previously named Blockfolio, which is pretty much the #1 portfolio tracking app. Also, it's pretty much an exchange app(through swaps) if you're already a user of FTX.com/FTX.us in the first place.

I do not know about this FTX app you’re talking, but I think what it does is similar to what Coinmarketcap app does, maybe you should try this one out. Coinmarketcap is a good app, and so far I have been okay with making use of it, although it is not something that I am need of regularly. You can install the app and use it as a portfolio tracker to monitor all the assets that you’re holding in your wallet and know when your portfolio is going up and when it is going down.

It is really a very helpful app that I would recommend to anyone who is a cryptocurrency trader. Apart from that, the app I use for trading on my phone is the Binance mobile app, but I don’t know if it functions in your country, you should check, or maybe you can check Coinbase.

I listed below the application and websites that I only used when trading.

Coingecko/Coinmarketcap - to track coin specifications such as tokenomics, website, listed exchange and social media links to avoid buying fake/copy coin.

Tradingview - to analyse the current price condition and to determine when is the right timing to sell and buy a coin.

Twitter - to get news about promising upcoming coin by following different trusted project, They usually promote new coin that they are affiliated or partner.

Cryptopanic - news aggregator for cryptocurrency in general. It's good to become updated on what's going on in general to Cryptospace so that you can choose your trading position properly.

Binance - Buying and Selling large cap coins for safer investment.

Binance P2P - to buy and sell coin to Fiat( don't use coins.ph, it has a huge price spread and you can save/earn more on Binance P2P)

Trust Wallet/Kardiachain Wallet/Metamask Wallet/Safepal Wallet - A decentralized wallet to hold your asset safely. It has also a built in DEX so you can trade already inside it.

I don't really use FTX but I am planning to once the bugs/issues are resolved. For now I don't have many apps on my cellphone as I am more of a laptop person.
In my cellphone though, I have binance to place the trade orders and I have trading view for charts and analysis.
There are a few wallets to hold crypto as well. The rest of things I manage to see on my web browser.
I only use the cellphone I am out or unable to access my laptop and otherwise I just access all the sites on my laptop which is way comfortable than on a cellphone.

When I trade, I trade by computers: desktop or laptop. I would prefer to do it on computer than on mobile phone. Store money in my account and log in on phone is risky. I can lose my phone to bad guys and there I go with a loss.

On phone, I can mistouch, mistype price or amount for my orders. I can not have good view with charts on phone screen that is bad for finding good entries.

Authentication and exchange apps: google authenticator, Binance, FTX, Gate.io and MEXC.

Electrum: https://electrum.org/#download

If you talking about the app for phones I have many apps on my phone most of them are tools for analysis portfolios and alert signals when the price is down or up.

Here's the of app that I have on my phone

- Coinmarkecap
- Coingecko
- FTX/blockfolio
- Cryptopanic
- Tradingview
- CoinmarketStats
- Cryptowatch
- Delta Investment portfolio
- Simulator cryptocurrency trading

And some exchange like Binance, coinex, and wallets.

And also have 1-second live chart for Bitcoin but don't have an app but you can access it through a browser here is the link https://v3.aggr.trade/zx8e
Save it as a bookmark that is the best tool have to see a 1-second chart.

The reason why I have many apps on my phone is that some the other app alert doesn't work but I still love to use them because they have some feature that you can find on another app. So having them both will help me to analyze the market and the best thing that I like I can use them for free. I'm no expert on trading even pro traders would not think that they are professionals no one is pro it's always based on your own analysis and luck.

If the exchange where you trade doesn't have the option to limit order or you can't able to put a buy or sell position I suggest you install two alert apps most of the app that I mention above have alerts so enabling them all would be enough to give you a signal when you want to sell or buy.

Fees are quite bad so the only excuse for anyone to use it is for it's convenience, and for long term holding. Hold BTC long enough that the price appreciation will be high enough to cover the horrendous fees. For trading though? That's going to easily eat your profits.

I love to use Trust wallet app in my phone for emergency transactions and for doing trade. This is super fast and very user-friendly to me. Near past I have used the coinbase app as a mobile wallet for emergency transaction.

And now I have also Binance mobile app as a mobile wallet for doing little transaction and keep holding the small amount what I use generally for living cost.

It's not even worth it to use coins though imo? It has stupidly high fees just from converting fiat to crypto itself, then there's also the fees for moving the crypto from coins to the selected exchange afaik. I used it way back then as a test so idk if it has changed or anything. I mostly use Binance, didn't really bother getting anything else other than that. I mostly trade in my pc anyway, using mobile isn't the cup of my tea. Might try FTX when I start trading again, I mostly do hodling nowadays.

Aside from coins.ph, I don't have FTX but I have binance app and I don't use it for storing my bitcoin. I'm a bitcoin holder and I've got a different storage for long term holding. I only use these apps when I'm about to trade.

Binance will do, try it bro and you'll see how easy it is. But trading on app isn't my thing, I go to my computer and do the trades when I'm at home.

You are not the online one with this problem. Just check out recent complaints on Google play. Probably a bug.

1. Electrum for holding some of my BTC in my mobile
2. Trust wallet, Coinomi, Jaxx for my altcoins
3. Binance app from trading altcoins and for cashing in or out via fiat on the p2p exchange
4. Bybit and Phemex for my futures trading

Yea.. that's going to really suck for trading. High fees, and you can't even set bids. If you really want Coinsph because of easy access to fiat, at least use Coins Pro so you can have access to the typical exchange features. In general though with trading, Binance and FTX Pro is still king.

I do trading but likely I don't still call myself a trader I still have not mastered any I earned small from trading.


Let's say as a slight trader and a bitcoin holder here are the things I used


1) here is only be used in the Philippines as Coins. ph https://coins.ph/


Yes it's helpful as it's easy you can trade buy and sell (but only for the coins mentioned below) but it lacks something because maybe it only holds a few Altcoins
KNC
LINK
USDC
XRP
BCH
ETH

Also... BTC and PHP



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2) this is I used FTX formally known as a portfolio which is to track down the value of bitcoin and altcoins in the market




But it has bugs

It asks me to log in a few times I keep going around and around asking me to update my password until I uninstall it because I can't properly check the value of its doing that.


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from these 2 applications, I use it lacks o helping me especially FTX?

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QUESTIONS

- Did you have any issues as well in FTX? just curious maybe it's my phone
plus what do you use that is similar to FTX?


-My Main Question from the subject is.... what app is on your cellphone? Do you use it as a Bitcoin holder and a trader?


-What wallet do you use that is easy to use and trade in exchange to get your money? in your cellphone? if there is a wallet on the web and not an app please do share. A wallet that can be used worldwide for easy deposit and withdrawal not to complicated.