Android crypto widgets
A widget is the part of an app that lives on the home screen, so a number is in front of you without opening anything. These guides cover adding one on Android, resizing it, choosing which holdings it shows, and what a refresh interval really means — Android decides when a widget is allowed to update, the app only asks. They also cover what a widget shows when a price request fails, which matters more than it sounds: a stale figure presented as a live one is worse than an honest dash. Holdtotal ships an Android widget, and these pages describe it as it behaves there.
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Resize an Android widget to see more of your portfolio
The exact steps to resize Android widgets, why the same widget looks different on two phones, and how many holdings a taller portfolio widget shows.
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A Bitcoin widget on your home screen: the honest version
What a Bitcoin widget on an Android home screen is good for, who is better off without one, and how to size it so the number stays readable.
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Crypto price widget for Android: what to expect from one
How a price widget on Android actually refreshes, why Google puts a 30-minute floor on periodic updates, and what the last-updated time is telling you.
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Crypto Portfolio Widget on Android: Set It Up in Two Minutes
Add a crypto portfolio widget to an Android home screen in six taps, resize it, and understand why widgets refresh on a schedule and not every second.