Coinigy Review

Coinigy is an analytics and trade execution tool for Bitcoin and cryptocurrency traders. Placing trades on multiple exchanges and keeping track of balances can take up much time. Coinigy allows traders to consolidate various trading account through one single account. It runs in the cloud. So there’s no need to run any application, and it is readily available on desktop and mobile. It is safe with multi-tiered server architecture, and all user data is fully encrypted. There are no funds stored on-site.

Coinigy offers high-definition, low-latency charts for all currencies on all supported exchanges with lots of technical indicators and drawing tools available for technical analysis. It is possible to set up desktop, e-mail and SMS price alerts. So there’s no need to stare at charts all day long; you can have a life while you wait for prices to reach critical levels. Besides being a trading tool, Coinigy also keeps track of your cryptocurrency wealth: just add the addresses of your Bitcoin or altcoin wallets to keep track of the balances.

However, what we enjoy most about Coinigy is the beautiful design. The overview page offers all the essential information at a glance. The charts load quickly and are easy to work with. There are fun little options like changing the background color or choosing an alert sound (I especially enjoy the “Mario coin” alert). There’s also a “CryptoTicker” Chrome-extension that allows you to check on your favorite coins by just clicking a button in your Chrome browser. Handy to sneak glances at your crypto portfolio while at work.

Coinigy is more than just a cool website. It is also a community. There are regular updates and new features added. Every two weeks there’s the live show “Bitcoin & Altcoin Trading Talk” (check out the latest episode in the video above) where the Coinigy team discusses community-voted altcoins and Coinigy platform updates. Always highly entertaining and full of trading ideas.

If you are a crypto trader, into technical analysis or like to look at charts; this might be something you want to check out. You can try it yourself with a 30-day, no obligation, no-payment-info-required free trial.

Credits: pics and video by Coinigy / this is a 2018 updated version of an earlier Coinigy review I wrote in 2016, originally published on MekongMonkey

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