The Top 5 Crypto Apps to Keep an Eye On | Praphul Sandhu

The Top 5 Crypto Apps to Keep an Eye On | Praphul Sandhu

 

In the fast-paced world of technology, it can be hard to keep up with everything that’s out there. Since new apps and platforms are popping up all the time, it’s easy to forget about ones that used to be really popular but are now taking a backseat to newer options. However, that doesn’t mean you should ignore them altogether! I’ve been keeping my eye on these top 5 crypto apps lately, and I think they’re still well worth checking out. Here’s what they do and why they might be worth looking into...

 

1) TransferWise

1. Created by two Skype co-founders, TransferWise is a money transfer app that's taken the world by storm.

2. The app allows you to send money abroad without hidden fees, and the rates are always fair and transparent.

3. You can also hold and manage your money in multiple currencies, so you're never caught off guard when travelling.

4. The app is available on both iOS and Android, and has been featured in publications like The Guardian, Forbes, and Mashable.

5. If you're looking for a reliable and user-friendly money transfer app, TransferWise is definitely worth checking out.

 

2) Coinbase

Coinbase is one of the most popular cryptocurrency apps, allowing users to buy and sell Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Litecoin. The app also allows users to track the prices of these currencies in real-time. Coinbase is available on iOS and Android. They have a very easy to use interface and don't require any type of registration or authentication other than setting up a two-factor authentication for added security.

In order to purchase cryptocurrencies with Coinbase, you must first fund your account with fiat currency like USD or EUR. Once that's done, you can use your fiat currency balance to purchase other cryptocurrencies through the Buy/Sell tab. You can easily convert your crypto back into USD by selling it on their platform as well!

 

3) Blockfolio

Blockfolio is one of the most popular crypto apps, and for good reason. It's clean, simple design makes it easy to track your portfolios, and it has a variety of features that make it stand out from the competition. For example, you can set price alerts, view real-time and historical price charts, and get news updates from a variety of sources. Plus, Blockfolio is free to use! If you're looking for something that's more feature-rich and customizable, then check out Delta (iOS) or CoinTracker (Android). Both have robust graphing tools, but they require premium subscriptions starting at $10/month. If you're only interested in tracking Bitcoin, Ethereum, or Litecoin prices, then you might want to take a look at CoinCap. They're very similar to Blockfolio with their UI design but also offer candlestick charting too.

 

4) Enjin Wallet

Enjin Wallet is a cryptocurrency wallet that supports Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and over 20 other coins and tokens. The wallet is available for Android and iOS devices, and it features a sleek design and user-friendly interface. Enjin Wallet also offers a built-in exchange, so you can easily swap between different cryptocurrencies. There’s no need to use multiple apps or jump through hoops just to make trades.

A feature I really like about the app is how easy it is to send and receive cryptocurrency with friends and family members, even if they don’t have a crypto wallet. With just their phone number or email address, you can create them a temporary virtual wallet and start sending them crypto immediately.

 

5) LocalMonero

LocalMonero is a new service that allows you to buy and sell Monero locally. The app is available on both Android and iOS, and it's a great way to get started with Monero trading. The interface is user-friendly and the fees are low. Plus, LocalMonero offers escrow services to keep your funds safe. It supports deposits in cash as well as many popular cryptocurrencies. If you're looking for a private and secure place to trade crypto, this is worth checking out.