There are times when one crypto wallet<\/a> that you love to use doesn’t support all the coins you buy. For example, Trust Wallet doesn’t support Cardano<\/a>. Exodus doesn’t support Matic.<\/p>\n In such cases, CoinMarketCap<\/a> is an effective app.<\/p>\n It’s a simple cryptocurrency portfolio tracking app that doesn’t infringe on your privacy. At least, when you take the necessary steps I suggest in this article. (Scroll down to privacy tip section below).<\/p>\n You have to enter the transaction in order to track your cryptocurrencies.<\/p>\n It’s not like it connects to your crypto wallets<\/a> and pulls the data. Like an app like Mint<\/a> or IndWealth<\/a> does.<\/p>\n You have to manually input the number of coins you HODL, purchase, sell or transfer. Every time you transact, you need to update that transaction in your CoinMarketCap account.<\/p>\n This means they don’t have access to your wallet, public keys, exchange, or any other info.<\/p>\n They have a pretty neat dashboard. It allows you to take a peek at your day, month, year and 24-hour performance.<\/p>\n It also has a piechart view and s statistics view. The statistics view allows you to check your daily “Top-performing” and Worst performing” cryptocurrency. And how much you’ve gained in lost in the last 24 hours as well.<\/p>\n CoinMarketCap also has a price alert option. This means you can keep an eye on the market ups and down if you are a trader. (Which is ridiculous, why trade!<\/em>?)<\/p>\n It has a crypto news feed too, which keeps you updated with the latest market news.<\/p>\n Overall, CoinMarketCap is a nice app for tracking all your crypto coins and tokens in one place. Especially if you have multiple wallets and tons of different coins.<\/p>\n You have to create an account using your email before you start using CoinMarketCap. This means they have a way to track how much money you have invested in crypto, how much and what coins you HODL.<\/p>\n So, while creating a CoinMarketCap account, you should not use the same email as the one you use to access your crypto exchange. Especially if you keep your coins in your exchange spot wallet. (Dont make this mistake, always withdraw your coins<\/a> to your own wallet).<\/p>\n Use an obsolete email ID that you rarely use, and a pseudonym.<\/p>\n And use their website, not the smartphone app. It’s just an extra layer of security.<\/p>\n One step more, also use a VPN while accessing their website.<\/p>\nHow Does CoinMarketCap Help You Track Your Crypto Portfolio?<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\nPrivacy Tip – Before You Start Using CoinMarketCap<\/h2>\n
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