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You can find a full list of wallets here. My favourite wallet is probably Electrum.
Hardware wallets are well-recommended across the crypto-community.
I'll go on the record and say the Hardware Wallets are better than software and paper wallets for all except a handful of opsec/infosec experts. Security isn't about absolutes. It's all relative and complexity/operator skill are of the utmost importance.
— Andreas ☮ 🌈 ⚛ ⚖ 🌐 📡 📖 📹 🔑 🛩 (@aantonop) March 27, 2018
They’re not mandatory, but they make it simple to keep your cryptocurrency stash secure.
The most popular hardware wallets are the Ledger Nano S and Trezor.
Check out my reviews for both:
Keeping track of your crypto portfolio can become a nightmare.
I’ve ranked the most popular and well-recommended crypto portfolio apps available in a recent post.
My two favourite options are:
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Collect news and articles from numerous sources.
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- CoinMarketCap: shows market capitalisation, graphs, and related resources for over 1600 cryptocurrencies.
- LiveCoinWatch: a cleaner and better-looking alternative to CoinMarketCap.
- CoinGecko: like CoinMarketCap, but ranks cryptocurrencies
- OnChainFX: an advanced version of CoinMarketCap. This one’s my favourite.
- TradingView: a great tool for technical analysis. It offers paid packages, but it isn’t necessary.
- BFXdata: lots and lots of data to play around with.
- 100eyes Crypto Scanner: receive cryptocurrency alerts via Telegram. Supports lots of coins and technical indicators.
- BitcoinTalk: a popular forum to discuss anything crypto-related.
- Reddit:
- Steemit
- Andreas Antonopoulos: Author of Mastering Bitcoin, Mastering Ethereum, and The Internet of Money. Uploads presentations and Q&A’s about Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and other Open Blockchain topics.
- Chris Dunn: Entrepreneur and well-known cryptocurrency trader. Doesn’t publish regular content on his YouTube channel, but whatever he does upload is insightful and informative.
- DataDash: A one-stop shop for all things cryptocurrency-related. Discusses the latest news, covers market movements and conducts video reviews of popular and upcoming cryptocurrencies. Usually top-quality stuff. It’s unsurprising that this channel now has over 300,000 subscribers.
- Doug Polk Crypto: A combination of humour, honesty, and sharp critical analysis has made Doug Polk a near-instant community favourite. It also might help that he’s a well-known professional American poker player (who runs a poker YouTube channel too).
- Ameer Rosic: Excellent, no-nonsense videos about cryptocurrency investment from entrepreneur, marketing expert, and blockchain evangelist. Videos are uploaded irregularly.
- David Hay: Discusses the latest cryptocurrency news, explores new and emerging cryptocurrencies, and outlines his personal investment strategy.
My favourites are:
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Under the “charts and data” you should consider adding https://www.100-eyes.com! This is an alerting service that allows you to get alerts with charts whenever special Technical-Analysis based events happen, such as an RSI divergence or a support/resistance zone.
Really useful if you just started trading and don’t know yet how to spot something more advanced like the RSI divergence I just mentioned
Duncan, thanks for the suggestion! I’ll get that added to the resource list.
Great post. You might also find https://cryptostar.money useful. It is a directory of over 7000 cryptocurrency and blockchain businesses with user reviews.
Thanks for the comment, James!
Hi Dean,
Nice post! I did not know Crypto Panic, and I found it was great. So thank you!
You might also consider adding cryptomaniaks to build your list even more. They are an innovative cryptocurrency learning platform for beginners. They have the most comprehensive glossary I’ve ever seen (https://cryptomaniaks.com/cryptocurrency-glossary) and all the definitions are accessible right from their blog articles as well (no need to go to another page, just keep reading)
I don’t see coinlore why ?
Hey David,
Looks very similar to CoinMarketCap. What’s so unique about it?
Cheers
Awesome list. You should consider adding https://cryptocurrencyalerting.com/ — its a really straightforward crypto alerting app.
Hey Daniel,
This looks awesome. It’s a shame that it’s expensive to setup more than a couple of alerts 🙁
Thanks for letting me know about it.
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Thanks for the links) I watch Datadash regularly, Nicholas does appear to be thoughtful, and honest in his views.
Thanks for reading – glad you found it useful!
This site also walks through some resources which you might useful too (see: https://web.archive.org/web/20191105133629/https://coinmetrics.io/resources/.