The easiest way to stay on top of crypto prices is to stop checking manually and let an automated tool do it for you. Set up a tracker once, tell it what you care about, and get a report sent to your inbox on a schedule you choose.
If you've ever opened a price app "just to check" and lost 40 minutes to charts, Reddit threads, and YouTube videos, you already know the problem.
Why Refreshing Crypto Pages All Day Doesn't Work
Crypto moves fast. Bitcoin can drop 8% in an hour. A new altcoin (a smaller cryptocurrency that isn't Bitcoin) can spike because of a single tweet. It feels like you have to be glued to your screen or you'll miss something.
But here's the thing: most of that noise doesn't matter to you. What matters is:
- The coins you actually hold or are thinking about buying
- Big price moves above or below a level you care about
- News that could affect those prices (regulations, exchange news, project updates)
Checking everything manually means wading through a lot of stuff that isn't relevant to you. A focused, scheduled report fixes that.
What a Good Crypto Tracking Setup Looks Like
A useful setup does three things:
- Watches the right sources. Price data, crypto news sites, official project announcements.
- Filters for what you care about. Your specific coins, not every token on the market.
- Sends you a summary. Not a wall of links, a clean digest you can read in two minutes.
You don't need to build anything technical to get this. You just need to describe what you want in plain English.
How to Set This Up With AIDular
AIDular is an AI research assistant that runs on a schedule. You tell it what to track, pick how often you want updates (daily, weekly, or monthly), and it searches the web and emails you a clean, sourced report. The Lite plan is free.
Here's a concrete example of what you'd type to set it up:
Example prompt: "Track the price and major news for Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Solana. Include any big price moves (more than 5% in 24 hours), regulatory news from the US or EU, and anything notable from the official project blogs. Send me a daily summary."
That's it. AIDular takes that, runs the search each day, and sends you a report. No app to refresh, no notification overload, no rabbit holes.
You can be as specific or as broad as you like. Want to track a single niche altcoin and nothing else? You can do that too.
What to Include in Your Tracking Prompt
When you write your prompt, think about:
- Which coins. Name them. "Bitcoin and Ethereum" is better than "crypto."
- What kind of updates. Price moves, news, exchange listings, regulatory changes.
- Your threshold. "Only alert me if the price moves more than 5%" cuts out the noise.
- How often. Daily works well for active traders. Weekly is fine if you're a long-term holder.
The more specific you are, the more useful your report will be.
You Don't Have to Track Just Prices
Crypto is about more than price. Some of the most useful things to track:
- Government or SEC announcements about crypto regulation
- News about specific exchanges (like Coinbase or Binance)
- Updates from projects you hold (new features, security issues, partnerships)
- Crypto tax rule changes in your country
AIDular can pull all of this into one report so you're not piecing it together from five different tabs.
Stop Checking, Start Reading
The goal isn't to know everything the second it happens. The goal is to know enough, without it eating your day. A short daily or weekly report means you stay informed without being stuck to your phone.
Try it free at aidular.com. Write one prompt, pick your schedule, and see what lands in your inbox tomorrow.