8 Best Crypto Portfolio Tracker Apps of 2024

  • Do you invest in Bitcoins?
  • Do you hold other crypto coins apart from Bitcoin?
  • Do you invest in Altcoins?
  • Do you invest in Defi?
  • Do you find those not so popular coins and invest in them?

If the answer to any of the questions above is a resounding yes, you must have faced the issue of keeping track of the return from each coin or your existing portfolio valuation. If you are becoming a pro cryptocurrency trader, you also need something better than excel sheets to quickly analyze your cryptocurrency portfolio and take a call on buying/selling.

As far as I’m concerned, I started my journey by using Excel sheets. It was one hell of a task and sometimes quite tiresome, considering the number of entries that would go in. Moreover, since most of the task was manual, I often missed out on good buy/sell time.

After a few months of frustration, I started looking for a solution and that’s when I found about cryptocurrency portfolio management apps. These apps are developed to help seasonal or full-time cryptocurrency investors and traders effectively monitor and manage their portfolios.

Here, I’m sharing some of the best portfolio management apps for cryptocurrency users. You can pick and choose depending on your requirement. However, some of the scenarios to consider:

  1. Someone who has just invested in Bitcoin and needs to see the latest price along with their holding, they can work with any basic app.
  2. Someone who has also invested in other cryptocurrencies like Aave, ADA (Cardona), Curve, FTT and others.
  3. Someone who has invested and is also actively buying/selling to take out the profit. They are not necessarily day traders but they are actively trading and booking profit instead of long-term holding like many others.
  4. Someone who is day trading and needs an extensive chart and signals to make a better decision about when to sell and when to buy.

There are many other scenarios but these are the four major scenarios at large. No matter which one applies to you, these portfolio management apps will help you level up your game and take your cryptocurrency investment to the next level.

So without further delay, let’s go ahead and take a look at some of the best apps that will help you keep a track of your cryptocurrencies portfolio and also the profit and loss from them.

Best Ways to manage and track your Cryptocurrency portfolio:

1. CoinStats

CoinStats is a popular and well-established cryptocurrency portfolio tracker that you should be using in 2023. It has many features and is available as a mobile app (iOS, Android), Mac app, Chrome extension, and web app.

You can connect all popular wallets, exchanges to your CoinStats account, and it will automatically calculate profit and loss for you. Just so you know

You can change portfolio Profit Loss calculation between 4 options

  • All time lets you calculate profit loss for a coin by considering all of your transactions.
  • Current Holdings calculates your P/L by considering only the holdings which own right now.
  • Last trade calculates your P/L by considering ONLY your last trade.
  • 24 hours profit loss shows your coin balance change during the last 24 hours.

CoinStats supports all major wallets (see screenshot below) and auto-sync is also possible for exchanges account.

Another cool feature of CoinStats is, you can read all the major news related to the coins you are tracking. This alone helps you to stay updated with the projects that you have invested in, and helps to cut the noise.

Here is a video that shows how you can connect your Binance account with CoinStats for tracking your crypto portfolio automatically:

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2. CoinMarketCap (Free Portfolio Tracking + Mobile app)

CoinMarketCap is a popular crypto market analyzer, and you might have used it once in your journey. Not a lot of people know that CoinMarketCap also offers a crypto portfolio tracking feature.

At the time of writing this resource, they offer manual addition of a coin which you can track, and see the profit/loss. As a free and simple crypto portfolio tracker, CoinMarketCap portfolio tracker is pretty decent.

See the screenshots below to see what you would be seeing:

If you have been using an Excel or Google doc to manage your portfolio, you may find this more intuitive and handy. Adding a buy/sell is easy, and it also has a feature to add notes.

CoinMarketCap mobile app has more functionalities. For example, you can see the total portfolio composition, and see each coin holding in percentage basis.

Overall as a free crypto portfolio tracker, Coinmarketcap is pretty ideal.

3. AssetDash : Crypto Portfolio tracker for iPhone and Android

Assetdash is a crypto portfolio tracker which let you track your Defi wallet portfolio, crypto exchanges portfolio, NFT’s, Ordinals and more. You can add a wallet by simply pasting the address, and also you can link a crypto exchange using the API.

The app is available on Android and iPhone for free, and portfolio tracker is free as of writing this. What really cool is, AssetDash also often send you notifications when any of your tracked wallet is eligible for an airdrop.

4. CoinTracking – Portfolio Tracking with Tax Calculation

I wish I knew about CoinTracking earlier, as this is my go-to cryptocurrency portfolio management app these days. I use it along with the Cryptocompare portfolio app. For those buying cryptocurrencies to hold it for months or years, Cryptocompare does a pretty decent job. On the other hand, if you plan to deal with the occasional buying/selling of cryptos (trading), this is the best solution for you.

CoinTracking is available on the web and also offers a mobile app for Android and iOS. CoinTracking is a dedicated website where you not only see your current portfolio balance, but also data that helps you make a better decision in terms of buying/selling your coins at the right time.

Moreover, managing coins on various exchanges could be cumbersome and this app lets you see which coins and how much amount you are holding. Another feature that I really admire about CoinTracking is the realized and unrealized Gain/Loss feature.

Crypto-trading-profit-and-loss-calculator

Millennials may not like the interface as it looks outdated but that’s a tradeoff you need to do regarding functionalities. The best part is, you can connect to all popular exchanges using the API feature and it automatically fetches the new trading data. Apart from saving time, this ensures you are always aware of the coins you have.

Some highlights of CoinTracking:

  • Import data from existing exchanges such as Binance, Bittrex, Bitfinex and many more
  • Auto-deduct balance when making a trade
  • Add Cryptocurrency as free/gifted
  • Android and iOS app are available as well
  • Free and paid plan
  • Tax calculations

The free plan lets you manage up to 200 trades, and you can upgrade to an unlimited plan by paying a nominal fee in any cryptocurrency of your choice. After trying the free plan for a couple of days, I ended up upgrading to the pro plan and it turned out to be a great decision.

CoinTracking is online since 2013 and the team keeps adding new features as the cryptocurrency industry is going. If you need to pick just one app from this list, look no further than CoinTracking.

5. CryptoCompare Portfolio – Old and free

Cryptocompare Portfolio

Cryptocompare is a popular community for cryptocurrency enthusiasts and they offer a portfolio management app as well. The app is available on web, mobile and they have also integrated it into their mobile app. However, their web interface is pretty solid.

Some of the highlights of the CryptoCompare portfolio app are:

  • Create multiple portfolios (eg: dream villa or car)
  • Supports all cryptocurrencies
  • Beautiful charts and graphs
  • Option to add notes
  • When adding cryptocurrencies, you can specify where it is stored
  • Free to use (it is in beta stage, so expect a few bugs)
  • Risk analysis (I love this feature)
  • Advanced chart
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This app definitely needs a dedicated post to help you understand how it works. However, on this list, this is the best crypto portfolio management app. You can also see the allocation percentage for each coin.

Crypto-Exposure-and-Risk-analysis

Another thing is since everything is in the cloud and under your registered account, you don’t have to worry about losing track of your portfolio. You can access your portfolio anytime from the desktop, mobile browser and they do have a mobile app as well.

However, the mobile app is not as robust as their web interface. You also have an option to make your portfolio public or private and share it with others.

If you have never used a cryptocurrency portfolio app, start with this.

6. Delta – Multi-Asset Portfolio Tracker

Delta is a popular alternative to other options simply because they are better in many ways.

However, this doesn’t make others useless but yeah of course it does make them less attractive to new users.

Delta has mobile apps for both Android and iOS versions with more than 2000 coins waiting to be added to your portfolio.

Also, you add BTC, ETH or fiat currencies as your reserve currencies and deduct you period purchase from these reserves to get an overall picture of your portfolio.

Some other cool features of the Delta app are:

  • Separate portfolio and watchlist walls.
  • Price action alert system for each exchange & all available trading pairs
  • Coin analysis chart, volume, market cap etc.
  • Manage up to 10 different portfolios in the Pro Delta version of the app.
  • Sync data with up to 5 different devices.
  • Completely mobile-based app

Apart from all this their community and development team is very active in developing the Delta app. 

Note: I am using this app’s Pro version for the last 5 days and believe me the UI is the best you can get anywhere. Also, the variety of coins and fiat currencies that they support is simply commendable, plus they are under continuous development & improvement.

7. Zerion for Defi portfolio tracking

Are you investing in De-fi via Metamask, Rainbow or any other decentralized finance-supported wallet? Wondering how you can track your portfolio gain or loss? Well, this is where Zerion comes into the picture.

This tool lets you Manage your DeFi portfolio across multiple accounts in a single place. Some of the popular DeFi wallets supported by Zerion are:

  • Metamask
  • Coinbase wallet
  • TrustWallet
  • Wallet connect supported wallet

You can do a lot more than simply managing your portfolio, as Zerion also let you invest in DeFi or borrow fund. As Zerion tagline says “A simple interface to access decentralized finance to invest, earn interest and borrow crypto assets.”.

Zerion is available for all popular platforms such as web-browser, iPhone, Android, Mac and it supports multi-chain by default.

8. DIY Crypto Portfolio Tracker on Google Sheets

You can also DIY a crypto portfolio tracker on Google Sheets. Here are two DIY video guides to help you build your portfolio tracker:

What is a Crypto Portfolio Tracker?

A crypto portfolio tracker is a software that helps you track your entire crypto portfolio. It provides the real-time updates on the profit and loss of your investment in individual crypto. A lot of them offer automatic syncing with exchange, thus making your job of portfolio management easy.

️ What are the Best Crypto Portfolio Trackers?

Can I create my own crypto portfolio tracker using Excel?

Yes, you can use CoinMarketCap API or the Coingecko API to create your own DIY portfolio tracker. This could be done on an excel sheet or using a Google sheet.

Are Crypto tracker free?

Most of the crypto tracking apps are free, or you can always DIY your own crypto tracking sheet. You can always upgrade to a paid plan for advanced features such as automatic syncing or real-time updates on your investment.

Which is the Best Cryptocurrency Portfolio Tracker in 2024?

Crypto Tracking AppRating
CoinTracking3.5/5
Coinmarketcap4.7/5
Cryptocompare Portfolio4/5
Delta4.2/5

All the solutions I have listed above have their pros and cons. What will work for you is completely dependent on your style of investing and trading.

If you are someone who has been holding long-term coins and has started trading once in a while on Binance, Bitfinex, Binance futures, ByBit, or any other site, you can’t rely on a simple app. For you, the best app is CoinTracking.

For someone who wants to buy a couple of long-term cryptocurrencies and plans to hold it for months or years to come, you are better off with the Cryptocompare portfolio app.

If I have to pick one for someone who is starting out with the intention of getting serious in the crypto investment and trading, I would recommend CoinTracking. It solves the major headache of taxation and even if you are dealing with 100+ cryptos, it magically shows you your profit and loss.

Moreover, with the kind of data it provides, you can easily do day trading and make a lot of money just by buying/selling when a coin value has grown or decreased. I will talk more about this in a dedicated post in the coming days.

For now, it’s your turn to share which Crypto portfolio and tracking app you use to manage your cryptocurrencies. If you know of something that is working great for you, do let me know the name and features that you like most about the app you are using.

Looking forward to hearing from you. If you know of others who are investing in cryptocurrencies, do share this post with them. Actively monitoring their portfolio will help them to make better decisions in the future and make more money.

Update: I have found CoinStats and CoinTracking working great for me; what is working for you? Do share with us in the comments below.

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45 thoughts on “8 Best Crypto Portfolio Tracker Apps of 2024”

  1. Kanwaljit

    Dear Harsh,

    In the garb of making our life easier, isn’t it possible that these so called management apps mighting be phishing our KYC / Passwords to hack our accounts !!!

    1. Steven

      That’s why I always do manual entry. If you are suspicious about them hacking your accounts, manual entry is the best way to use these tracking apps.

      If you trust them, then the easiest and quickest way would be to connect to these apps with APIs.

      With CoinTracking, I was able to download all my transactions from Bittrex and import them without connecting my account. You can always try that too if you don’t want to connect with APIs.

  2. Ricky

    Check out altpocket.io
    it is definitely a competitor if not better than the rest.

  3. Jami_Kay

    i love your blog!!!! and emails

    1. Sudhir Khatwani

      Looks cool from UI snapshots but This is an unreleased app. It may be unstable.

      1. BALTO

        Seems pretty stable and the developer is very active and fast when something’s wrong

  4. Danny

    Wow!
    I was thinking Delta Pro was expensive at U$72 per year!
    CoinTracking Unlimited cost 0.019BTC or 271.51USD per year!
    Is it really worth?
    Or there are other similar platforms with similar features but better cost/benefit?

    1. Sudhir Khatwani

      Delta I feel so is better but they are pretty new also. So do once more due diligence.

  5. Grahame Larson

    I’m using CoinTracker: Crypto Porfolio iOS app and provides simpler user interface to manage your altfolio. Seems they also have an Android app too. https://cointracker.cash

  6. Nicolas Van Hoorde

    Hi there! Nicolas from the ∆ Delta team here. Good looking list, but we’re of course a bit disappointed that Delta didn’t make it. 🙁

    No worries though, if you ever feel like reviewing Delta, we can hook you up with a week of PRO so you can try it out fully. Just reach out via [email protected] – cheers! 🙂

    1. Sudhir Khatwani

      Sure will check that out!

    2. Kaspar Palgi

      Has very few API connections available. For example missing Kraken and Kucoin etc.

  7. Tim Crid

    Just installed Blockfolio for android mainly because you mentioned it had price alerts. Unfortunately, it does not seem to track Binance for BTC price (it was not listed to choose) and I assume that goes for other alts on Binance.

    You did not mention price change alerts for Cointracker, but I’ll check it out anyway.

    Do any of these apps (or perhaps bots) allow you to set BOTH buy and sell points for a coin?

    1. Harsh Agrawal

      @Tim
      For now, no one let you buy/sell.
      You can use Coinigy for the same.

  8. antonio

    Thanks for the info, Harsh. I easily set up a CryptoCompare portfolio on my laptop, and like the simple, clear graphs and tables. Unfortunately, I have not been able to find a CryptoCompare app for iOS. Perhaps I’m missing something that you or other forum members know. Thank you!

  9. Ender vural

    Hello, I have a question. minute volumes and trade transactions. For example, in the “binance” market. I want to define an alarm for them. Which program is suitable for this?

    1. Harsh Agrawal

      @Ender
      Cointracking offers email notification feature.

    2. TrackACoin.com will let you set all types of email alerts, even if your Binance exchange doesn’t support it, like Trailing Stop. I always set an alert there whenever I place a trade so I know when it gets filled or need to take action.

  10. Bruno

    May I suggest a review of Coinik.io, I believe one of the best crypto portfolio tool on the place.

    1. Sudhir Khatwani

      sure, will look into it

  11. jpurss

    I’d be interested to get your take on Coinly. They seem to be heading in the right direction.

  12. Mike

    I love you blog, but you forgot a very great app: Cryptonaut (https://cryptonaut.org). I am not a native English speaker that is why I love this app as it is available in multiple languages (German is important for me) Keep going !

    1. Harsh Agrawal

      Yeah, language support is critical, thanks for raising this, I will look at this app.

  13. Iva

    Great article, I have used BlockFolio alot. Another one I have tried is blocktray it seems a bit unknown, but url based user account and the encryption is great,

  14. Rohan

    Hi there,

    This is an informative article about the portfolio managers. Do check out http://www.kryptographe.com as it has a lot of interesting features.

    Would love to hear your feedback on the same.

    Regards,
    Rohan

  15. Mike

    Check out Tradenostix as well – they offer a 1 week free trial, then it’s $10-12/mo I believe…you get what you pay for. They support Bittrex, Poloniex, GDAX, and Kraken right now. (https://tradenostix.com/)

  16. Philipp

    Hi, thank you for the insight. In regards to API-based portfolio tracking, we just released our first Beta here: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/mintfort-portfolio-tracker

    It is free (and will stay free) and we will add more exchanges very soon as well as wallet addresses. API-Keys are only stored on your device and will be encrypted by the next update.

    Looking forward to hear your feedback !

    1. Sudhir Khatwani

      Cool will have a look.

    2. Harsh Agrawal

      @Philipp
      Thanks for the introduction. Will look forward for future updates and especially to see the encryption feature.

  17. Sara

    Thanks for this recommendation, will definitely try one of these!

  18. Sudhir Khatwani

    The UI looks cool, how many users are using it as of now? Send details more details if any here at [email protected]

  19. stobsai

    I think people should be made aware that; in spite of its undoubtedly great interface and features, CryptoCompare is severely lacking in professionalism with regard to user accounts.

    The site has a ‘community’ attached which is full of toxic, barely literate keyboard warriors, endlessly arguing and trolling each other in a manner which makes YouTube’s comments section look almost civilised. Unfortunately the people who run the site are also caught up in this infantile culture and are prone to banning people they disagree with.

    I had one of my accounts on CryptoCompare locked [and therefore lost access to all the portfolio info I had painstakingly entered] merely for disagreeing [politely! I am not a troll] with one of the Admin’s friends about the prospects for a particular cryptocurrency.

    Great site, yes. But trusting them with your data is like trusting your hormonal, pubescent teenage, kids with your car keys.

    Be warned!

    1. Harsh Agrawal

      Agree but it is good to start.

    1. Deshawn

      I did not realize this and I have been using CoinGecko occasionally. I’ll be looking into this option now. Thanks for the suggestion!

  20. CoinTracking unlimited lifetime license costs 5299.00 USD – it is not a nominal fee…

  21. Don

    My only issue with the bulk of the recommendations here is that they have no website (except for cmc, which has other issues). Using a mobile interface is fine, but not effective for being precise.

    What’s really needed is a more effective CoinMarketCap type option.

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