Not bad at all, but you have to be more precise:
1. Why shall these giants buy Moon and not Ethereum or better: Why they shouldnt create its own blockchainrelated currencies (they could create a coin in few hours with their technical skills)?
2. Call me one single good, I can buy for Moon actually?
Greetz
Steve
Thank you for your comment.
To be more precise:
1. we don't think these giants will buy Moon or Ethereum right now.
The question was why Coindesk published an article with the Moon theme at the moment when the new Moonlite technology was being tested. A coincidence? Or do they read us? If they read, it is a good sign. Coindesk is the most trustable media source in the crypto world.
2.
Bad news the closure of coinwallet.co ! what a pity ! It was a nice service....
Yes, 3rd party services often fail to work, especially over long term.
Coinex, coingateway, now coinwallet...
We had been trying to implement a gateway to buy things online for Mooncoin on Amazon, eBay etc. via Coingateway in 2015, but they had stopped delivering their service, of course we could try something else, but finally we have realised that any 3rd party service is not 100% reliable, and that if you buy something for Mooncoin now, you are dealing with third-party services...
A decentralised platform Moonlite is a solution which has to help to build a reliable environment for using MOON on a daily basis, and independently from 3rd-party services and we believe that this strategy will be more successful over long term.
Mooncoin is rather a platform, than a currency. The question is not what you can buy with it, it's easy to create a marketplace, the question is will people want to buy with it, or not. If people don't want to buy with Mooncoins, it doesn't matter what you can buy with it in theory. If common people don't want or don't need really to use smart contracts, it doesn't matter if this service is available or not.
A base of real users, and which technology people really need - that matters. A new technology Moonlite will run smart likes, and that will be more interesting, than just buying something, and more easy to understand and available for common people than unstoppable contracts (the contracts are rather for companies and a question is will companies use it on a daily basis or not, really? and there are many solutions for smart contracts now, and why use ETH if there is Rootstock for example which runs smarts contracts with Bitcoins and you don't need another fuel).