I would also suggest to include the blogs of prominent crypto people like Paul Vigna, Gavin Andersen, Nick Szabo... Added the links below. These are the ones I read, but there should be others.
https://mobile.twitter.com/paulvigna
http://gavinandresen.ninja
https://mobile.twitter.com/nickszabo4
Topic: This Websites will Helpful for Cryptocurrency (Read 318 times)
Very substantial base of cryptocurrency portals. Thanks to the author of this thread
There are few others that I follow. Still I like cointelegraph, coinfunda and Bitcoin news. for checking the rates of any crypto coin. coinmarketcap is my best choice.
For ICO I surf on ICObench but never trust on there rating. That may get compromised.
For ICO I surf on ICObench but never trust on there rating. That may get compromised.
Its really helpful for beginers & also for anyone i think.You can find almost every crypto related website addresses here. Thank you.
Thanks for posting that list. The most interesting thing for me is the low quality of the domain names they use. They make the sites look as if they are throwaways. I can never understand why startups don't spend a bit of time and/or money in getting some decent names.
Because content is more important than a name.
Didn't know many of this sites. Thank you for information.
A full comprehensive list of website for cryptocurrency traders who might need information in a timely manner has been created. Thank you for such a pain to compile all these list in one post.
You can add FinTab service to the list of mobile applications that help you in creating a portfolio !
I fully agree with you, FinTab mobile application is worthy of attention. Safety is paramount, the administration FinTab you guarantee it. 
Good selection. +1 Merit. You can add more into the category of Market/Exchanger https://bittrex.com, https://yobit.net, https://exmo.me, https://cex.io.
You can add FinTab service to the list of mobile applications that help you in creating a portfolio !
I also drew attention to the mobile application FinTab. I have already downloaded and installed it on my tablet, I use it for free, I study the full potential of the application. Anyone interested, here is a link to the topic https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-ico-fintab-the-accounting-system-for-cryptocurrency-portfolios-2193271
Indeed a helpful post. Thanks for sharing! 
You can add FinTab service to the list of mobile applications that help you in creating a portfolio !
I also drew attention to the mobile application FinTab. I have already downloaded and installed it on my tablet, I use it for free, I study the full potential of the application. Anyone interested, here is a link to the topic https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-ico-fintab-the-accounting-system-for-cryptocurrency-portfolios-2193271
You can add FinTab service to the list of mobile applications that help you in creating a portfolio !
Thanks for posting that list. The most interesting thing for me is the low quality of the domain names they use. They make the sites look as if they are throwaways. I can never understand why startups don't spend a bit of time and/or money in getting some decent names.
Well simply if you are in a hurry and don't want to dedicate few days of trying to figure out the bad ass name, then lunching with any name is aceptable. And to be honest, name doesn't matter. What matters os however if the company does something really good for it to stand out from the corwd and for other people to know their name.
Interesting link list, I used most of the link under "ICO and Rating" daily.
On my personal experience coming up with a name is quite difficult, but these are just plain dull, feels like it was made by a bot. The only strategy I can see on such website names are their necessity to tell you right away what it's about.
I've picked up quite a few for reg fee or $1+renewal.
CryptoHints.com
BitcoinScammer.com
BitcoinUncovered.com
BitcoinVirus.com
and probably 20 or 30 more. They keep telling me that they are a good investment, and an appreciating asset.
I like lists like this. Thanks for posting. You should add DNotesEDU to your list. It's a general education site about both basic financial literacy and cryptocurrencies.
Thanks for posting that list. The most interesting thing for me is the low quality of the domain names they use. They make the sites look as if they are throwaways. I can never understand why startups don't spend a bit of time and/or money in getting some decent names.
On my personal experience coming up with a name is quite difficult, but these are just plain dull, feels like it was made by a bot. The only strategy I can see on such website names are their necessity to tell you right away what it's about.
That is a very interesting and helpful list. I thank you for it will make everyone's referrals improve. Other people will also feel the same. But it should be noted that there must be news that is not appropriate and can be regarded as a HOAX. So make sure that we always read well and compare with other references. it will convince ourselves and also we can get the best information.
We all know that in this era of digitalization sometimes all information can be freely circulated, which is noteworthy is the filter against what we read on the internet.
We all know that in this era of digitalization sometimes all information can be freely circulated, which is noteworthy is the filter against what we read on the internet.
Indeed a helpful post. I use some of them regularly and it has been really a valuable and learning experience for me to use them. I appreciate your time to gather the whole list at one place. Thanks for sharing!
Jump to: