What are people using to manage and trade their cryptocurrencies?

I know there are oodles of apps out there but lots of them are either just Venmo for Bitcoin, straight up dead or built by shady individuals or teams. Curious what you guys are using. Especially looking for something like Robinhood or Acorns for Bitc… See more
Tyler van der HoevenDeveloper, Baremetrics · Edited

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Coinbase

The easiest place to buy and sell digital currency

Stefan RasmussenFounder & Lead-developer at JIG.GY · Written
Would reccoment Coinbase at any time, due to the simplicity of use for novice users combined with their GDAX exchange for advanced users. I've traded both Ether, Litecoins and Bitcoins with ease, and bank transfers are super smooth and fast! 😍
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Mike Coutermarsh48Code @ Product Hunt · Written
I've been using Coinbase too. Dead simple to buy/sell. I haven't used anything else so I'm not sure how it compares. But no complaints so far.
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Niv Dror3Writer/Social Editor @ProductHunt · Written
Coinbase for me. The most trusted imo.
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Lionshare

Simple cryptocurrency price & portfolio monitor for macOS

Pavan Sethi5Product @ Stealth 🤐 · Written
This is another tool that has beautiful UI - I haven't used it personally yet but am going to give it a shot soon. They have released their macOS app and are currently doing a beta for the iOS app.
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Kraken

Forex meets bitcoin exchange

Alex GarciaPerformance Marketer · Written
This is one of the best ones out there. Worth checking it out.
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Pavan Sethi5Product @ Stealth 🤐 · Written
Great question! I have a few recommendations for you because I haven't found one app or website that covers all my use cases. For trading, Coinigy seems to be the most popular - they have a great UI, can connect to your trading platforms, and have great tools for viewing charts. It does cost $15/month, but if you're actively trading, that's a small price to pay. For viewing your portfolio, watching prices of certain currencies, and keeping track of profit, Blockfolio is a great iOS app although you have to enter your positions manually. As for a free trading platform (meaning you just pay the small transaction fe… See more
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Gemini

A next generation Bitcoin exchange

Chen FangDirector of PM at Zenefits · Written
Trading at its best.
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For you NY hunters out there, this is one of the few exchanges permitted under the BitLicense (and features dynamic volume-based fees, usually much lower than GDax!)
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My Ether Wallet

Exchanges are not the safest place to keep your coins. If you plan to hold for an extended period of time, you're going to want to make a wallet. I made some paper wallets with MEW and it was an extremely smooth process.
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Coindera

Bitcoin alerts. 100+ cryptocurrencies supported.

Coindera is great for keeping track of crypto trading while you're on the move.
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Jaxx

Your blockchain interface

GIANNI Ð'ALΞRTADirector of Marketing @ ActivePBX.com · Written
The very best wallet out there. If you don't own your keys you don't own your coins. Allows you to have multiple crypto currencies. You can easily exchange currencies into other currencies using their integrated Shapeshift.io integration, which basically makes the system an anonymous exchange. Also their system works on the browser and all other platforms, passphrase gets you access on every device, pc, mac, mobile, whatever. Lastly they use an HD wallet system that creates a new address after each use, that way people cant go snooping back into your account and see how much you have left. Their team is also top notch… See more
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