Three __strikes__ months you're out!

It takes forever to find a wallet you can trust with a large amount of money. I always start with a small amount and then use it to make a lot of transactions and see if any money disappears from it. Once you get up to 15 years for a wallet and no money ever disappears, you pretty much trust that wallet, having done the research to find out if it's open source or if the company is surviving.

Over those same 15 years, I had had many tracking, portfolio type sites that I used. I like to check the prices on the coins that I have or am thinking about buying.

CoinTrend served me well and it didn't require an account in order to maintain a portfolio. But as you can see in the upper right hand corner of the screenshot, it has not updated the con prices for the last three months, and I check at least once a week.

I was tracking over 30 coins and tokens on coin trend and it was very quick to run down the list and write them down. I would make notes on movements that I saw and ideas for when to buy or if to buy.

The last three months have slowed my process considerably because have been waiting for coin trend to come back online. I now have one tab in a browser and these coins are stacked right to left and I view them in order by hitting the forward or previous buttons.

Now that I know that coin trend no longer wants to become popular, I am going to find another program or app, one like it that might do the same thing (on a continual basis) without requiring me to give them an email address.

Email is also shot. I don't need it anymore because every time you give it to a company, you are then required to sort their spam emails (after they sell your deta) that come in every single day for the next 30 years.