Topic: Some easy program to keep track of coins? (Read 663 times)
I've downloaded Blockfolio and started experimenting it. Looks like a solid app with average 4.5 stars at Google Play Store. Thanks for the suggestion.
Most of the users suggested the same app, which is the only way you have got to keep track of the altcoins. In my view one can keep track of the price variation only on continued observation. Because we cannot always deny on something else for a perfect trading. We need to develop our own analysing techniques to make a better profit.
you should try blockfolio in android. u can track price there. it works fine on me. try it.
Thank you guy very much as I have been looking for an application that will do what blockfolio is doing but I could not get one. That is why immediately I see this thread I open it. But another question I ask here is, is it possible to set alerts on percentage of sell or buy.
you should try blockfolio in android. u can track price there. it works fine on me. try it.
I wrote about the program Blockfolio on my blog recently. You can read the story at the following link https://chesatochi.com/blockfolio/. This is the app I use to track my crypto investments.
I wonder if there is some easy site, program or excell sheet with a list of coins and their current values that are up to date where you can input how many coins you own to get their current value and how big % they make up of your total coins. I know Cointracking is supposed to be really good, but it seems to take a while to setup so I am looking for something more simple in the meantime.
I'll email you the Excel template I use. PM me the request.
The template I use tracks purchase orders, cost, current value, % gain/decline, and entire cost basis of the position. The can be replicated to track multiple coins. I can also track income payments if needed.
I see others suggesting an app. I'll check it out, but I'm not keen on giving this kind of information to app/companies that don't need it. What if the government seizes their records, then you've given your personal information to the government without your consent. Do you want that?
I'd be happy to share it with you and others.
Blockfolio is good, unfortunately one can only track their investment through app. i've found this open source project (https://treetwig.github.io), it works great on PC. 
I might try this because blockfolio is unfortunately not available on my windows phone. Actually I don't know why blockfolio doesn't make a desktop version to begin with.
Blockfolio is good, unfortunately one can only track their investment through app. i've found this open source project (https://treetwig.github.io), it works great on PC. i hope you guys like it.
There is a free android app called Blockfolio (http://blockfolio.com) that allows you to track the value and amount you have of more than 800 cryptocurrencies available in the market.
E.g: You bought 20 ETH. After every price change they will notify you how much you profited or lost.
E.g: You bought 20 ETH. After every price change they will notify you how much you profited or lost.
Yes, this one s decent. You can change your portfolio, set alarm to turn on once your crypto goes over or under specific price, it s really nice, recommended.
There is a free android app called Blockfolio (http://blockfolio.com) that allows you to track the value and amount you have of more than 800 cryptocurrencies available in the market.
E.g: You bought 20 ETH. After every price change they will notify you how much you profited or lost.
E.g: You bought 20 ETH. After every price change they will notify you how much you profited or lost.
I wonder if there is some easy site, program or excell sheet with a list of coins and their current values that are up to date where you can input how many coins you own to get their current value and how big % they make up of your total coins. I know Cointracking is supposed to be really good, but it seems to take a while to setup so I am looking for something more simple in the meantime.
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