How to Get Crypto Price Alerts

Crypto assets can go through weeks of flat price action, and then suddenly go into a frenzy in a few hours. It is not practical for investors who are not professional traders to keep on top of the crypto markets themselves, also because the market is open 24/7.

How can we get crypto price alerts over email or on our phones?

There are several competing services, many of which offer a free plan so we can get started without spending any money.

Cryptocurrency Alerting

This is the number one crypto price alert service. The web interface is very user friendly and you can set up any kind of price alert in seconds. There are three plans available, the simplest one is free and the other two are paid.

There are currently more than 7000 cryptocurrencies monitored at this time, so you won’t need to use any other services even if you’re dealing in obscure cryptos.

With pricing differing between one exchange and another, it’s important that any such alert system includes monitoring of your preferred exchange/s. This service includes monitoring of 30 top exchanges, so you should be covered.

You can monitor particular wallets as well as blockchain metrics (difficulty, block height, transactions per block, block size).

Another interesting possibility is that of alerting when a coin gets listed on a particular exchange. Such listings tend to align with an increase in that coin’s price due to more awareness and the nod of approval given to the project by the exchange that lists it.

SMS alerts are only available with a pro account for phones outside of the US and Canada.

Visit Cryptocurrency Alerting

Cryptoalerts

Cryptoalerts.ai is a very slick website where you can do various types of market analysis, including the setting up of alerts.

It supports 1000+ cryptocurrencies on 20+ exchanges.

The big downside of this website is that you can only receive email alerts, whereas the previously mentioned service has a multitude of different channels including SMS for alerts.