Tradeswatch vs. Delta : which crypto portfolio tracker to choose in 2025?

Introduction

Tradeswatch and Delta are both crypto portfolio tracker tools. Delta allows users to track crypto, stocks portfolios, and more, and does not only focus on cryptocurrencies. On the other hand, Tradeswatch focuses on tracking cryptocurrency portfolios and providing comprehensive portfolio analytics for users to improve their performance.

What is Delta?

Founded in 2017, Delta is a cryptocurrency and stocks portfolio tracking tool. It allows users to track their investments and get metrics about them. Delta was acquired by eToro in 2019. Delta is mostly available as a mobile application and also has a web application, but it is limited in terms of features compared to their mobile application.

What is Tradeswatch?

Tradeswatch is (more than) a cryptocurrency portfolio tracker and focuses on giving convenience for users to analyze their portfolio and performance with the goal to perform better. It is a complete tool for tracking your portfolio, analyzing your performance and staying up to date with what happens on the crypto market.

Comparison between Tradeswatch and Delta

When comparing Tradeswatch and Delta, several key features stand out that differentiate these platforms. Each feature addresses specific needs of crypto investors and traders with varying levels of sophistication.

CEX Tracking

Both Tradeswatch and Delta offer good portfolio tracking with many integrations, and both Tradeswatch and Delta do not set any limits on the number of transactions tracked. This unrestricted approach allows users to import and track their entire trading history across all platforms without limitations, giving them a comprehensive view of their entire crypto portfolio regardless of size or complexity. At the moment, Delta supports more integrations of centralized exchanges (CEX), but Tradeswatch regularly adds new integrations.

DeFi Tracking

Delta has an edge in DeFi tracking capabilities and allows users to monitor their decentralized finance investments across many DeFi protocols. Tradeswatch acknowledges the importance of DeFi tracking and has this feature on its development roadmap and is planning to introduce DeFi tracking capabilities in the near future to provide users with a complete view of both their centralized and decentralized investments.

Performance/Portfolio Analytics

When it comes to performance analysis, both Tradeswatch and Delta provide significantly good metrics to their users, allowing them to understand their portfolio deeply and make better decisions.

Smart Alerts

Tradeswatch provides smart alerts that allow users to receive notifications on multiple channels including Telegram, Discord, emails, or webhooks. Users can set alerts to receive Top 100 Crypto Market Cap updates, BTC dominance updates, portfolio value updates, and more. On Delta, users can set up price alerts on different assets.

Data Export

Tradeswatch and Delta both offer the capability to export users' data. With Tradeswatch, users can generate advanced XLSX exports with custom filters, allowing for highly specific data extraction based on time range, assets, exchanges, or transaction types. This enhanced flexibility makes it easier for users to conduct external analysis or share selective portfolio data with financial advisors or tax professionals. Delta also allows users to generate a CSV file of their transactions.

Manual Transaction Entry

Delta allows manual transaction entry. Tradeswatch, however, only allows manual entry for trades. At Tradeswatch, we acknowledge that this feature is important for users and we'll implement manual entry for every transaction as well as CSV upload during 2025.

Transactions Notes

Both Tradeswatch and Delta offer basic functionality to add notes/descriptions to transactions.

Alerts & Notifications

Tradeswatch provides a sophisticated alert system with multi-channel customizable notifications when a limit order is executed. Users can also set alerts based on price movements, portfolio value changes, or specific market conditions, and receive these alerts through multiple channels including email, Telegram, Discord, or webhooks, ensuring they never miss important market developments.

Pricing & Plans comparison

Both Tradeswatch and Delta provide monthly and annual paid plans. For Tradeswatch, the first tier starts at just $9.99 per month or $96 per year. Delta offers a limited free plan as well as a single tier (PRO) plan at $13.99 per month or $99.99 per year.

What makes Tradeswatch better than Delta?

While Delta has more integrations and supports tracking more than cryptocurrencies, Tradeswatch distinguishes itself through superior analytics functionality, comprehensive performance metrics, and advanced features including sophisticated multi-channel alerts and notifications. Tradeswatch's focus on delivering actionable insights and automated monitoring tools makes it particularly valuable for active traders and investors seeking deeper portfolio analysis.

Conclusion

While both platforms have their strengths, Tradeswatch emerges as a compelling alternative to Delta, especially for users seeking advanced portfolio analytics. With its unlimited portfolios and transactions combined with sophisticated alerts and a user-friendly interface, Tradeswatch provides excellent value for cryptocurrency investors. Though Delta currently offers more extensive tracking capabilities, Tradeswatch's rapid development and focus on core portfolio management features make it an increasingly attractive choice for both new and experienced crypto traders. Delta is also mainly available as a mobile application, as their web app has limited features.