Topic: How do you monitor your crypto portfolio? (Read 30998 times)
I'm using Blockfolio & Delta to track and monitor my crypto assets. It's quite easy to use, and I never experiencing any problems or find difficulties by using it. I don't know if it's only me that checking and open this application so frequently, it's like a dozens of times in a day.
I know I am yet to advance in the use of blockfolio and perhaps other effective means of monitoring one's portfolio, because I am still using ethplorer and etherscan. I think it's high time I began to consider other means that might be more effective and time saving.
how many people write that the Blockfolio program is really convenient, you can track currency rates, add new ones, it is very convenient for me, but recently there has been a slight delay, so you have to constantly update and compare courses
I use tabtrader to track my portfolio from different exchanges and it also enables me to trade without having to log in to the exchange. My ERC tokens, I track those with TrustWallet for easy transferring between different wallets.
I use the blockfolio, as it is very convenient to use and at any time you can find out your balance from your smartphone and track almost any coins that are traded on different exchanges.
I used to use Blockfolio, then switched to Cryptocompare. I didn’t regret it, I liked it much more because of my capabilities and a wide range of tools for portfolio management. And for short-term purchases / sales with Cryptocompare, I use CoinTracking. My friend uses Delta as an alternative to Blockfolio. He speaks, that it is really better in many ways. Here I think to try it for comparison.
I am using Delta mobile App. for checking my portfolio but I will definitely try out Blockfolio
as I see many positive feedback on that application.
as I see many positive feedback on that application.
Blockfolio is the best way to do so.
Even they add any shitcoin if you ask them to add. Just an Exchange listing is enough for them.
Even they add any shitcoin if you ask them to add. Just an Exchange listing is enough for them.
I like the blockfolio application, but it will be convenient for those who first invest in top coins, those coins that come from the bounty are often not displayed even if they are listed on the exchange.
I always check my ERC 20 assets using etherscan. Because iam bounty hunter and always touch with my bounty payment. But iam using Delta and Portfolio application for monitor my coins values.
I think one of the most famous crypto portfolio tracker is Blockfolio, when I am reading a thread that asking for portfolio tracker suggestion most of the people in here suggesting Blockfolio. However, if you are mainly using your android phone to track your portfolio, I found many better apps that have more features than Blockfolio, like Blox and Bitsnapp. In those apps you can either add manually your coin or even connecting them to your exchange wallet using API.
I own only coins that could be stored in my Ledger nano. And they developed nice app to monitor a crypto portfolio - Ledger Live, offers enough features for me.
The Blockfolio app is amazing! It's on android and IOS and allows you to track almost any coin from any exchange. It has alarm functionality which is really handy. It's easy to check it every 10 minutes though 
I have tried this blockfolio too and am really impressed using it. I can check it anytime I want and it's so convenient to use as well. People that use it are much and I think that even makes it more publicized.
So far I use the android version of the blockfolio App to tract all my coins which is listed on exchanges and it has really been helpful. You can try it as well if you don't have it already.
have you tried to use xfolio.com?
To control the crypto portfolio, I use 2 applications. Blockfolio application, it is convenient, there are all cryptocurrencies. There is also a Ledger Live app. This application needs a Ledger wallet.
I will be use blockfolio to screen the cost in bitcoin and in my money and after that I use tabtrader on the off chance that I need to peruse diagrams once in a while. This causes me to keep track every one of them and I don't have to open the trade which requires some serious energy
I use blockfolio and then I also have my own excel file with all my trades recorded here..it's very useful not only to know my balance but also to have an historical view of my trades.
from what I see, most people use block portfolio as a tool to monitor their portfolios, including me, because the method is quite simple but quite effective, although that does not fully guarantee that we will always be able to monitor the progress of our coins but this method is the best for now in my opinion.
So far I use the android version of the blockfolio App to tract all my coins which is listed on exchanges and it has really been helpful. You can try it as well if you don't have it already.
I use blockfolio and then I also have my own excel file with all my trades recorded here..it's very useful not only to know my balance but also to have an historical view of my trades.
I do not control my portfolio I hold in long term. Trading is too dangerous in such an unpredictable market. It is better to forget about your portfolio until better times.
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