So after all the discussions about not your keys not your coins you are introducing a service that
1) Makes people leave coins on an exchange while
2) Is making trades based on tweets from a platform that has had a massive hack / data leak:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=54318223) Is leaving API keys in someone elses control:
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=54322064) All with a site that gives no owner or contact information / no physical address.
Don't think you are going to get a real positive response here.
-Dave
Hi Dave, thanks a lot for your reply actually, you went quite in depth there and althrough it feels as negative feedback, at the same time it is a quite genuine one too...
I will try to reply as best as I can and add more context in the hope of challenging your thoughts in this discussion.
1) Fortunatelly or unfortunatelly, the CEX part of the business is not going away - at least any time soon (there are traditional industry brokers as well).... As Napcat, our main goal was to build all the service by connecting to DEX's, but we feel its easier to start as a CEX and then slowly slowly expand, in order to also do things right and not risk any potential hacks.
2) We are mainly listening to tweets from influential people, the time will come however that the influential people will leave Twitter for a decentrilized solution, until that happens thought, there is a market fit.
3) We are actually taking an approach of storing minimal data and the one that we do is hashed and encrypted - there are plenty of services that do just like that and are entirely secure.
4) The site was just constructed, we have not yet incorporated nor released a public Beta. We are not asking for funds, we just want to validate an idea.
Was not going for negative more along the lines of what to expect here on this forum.
There are people out there that probably will like and use your service. But, here it's going to be a much tougher sell.
You might get more people if you post in the altcoin parts of the forum. There are people who spend a lot of time trading, you will get people who are looking for every possible edge.
Here you are probably only going to get
BTC users who sometimes dabble in
BTC trading but, for the most part don't spend the time that people who live in the alts do.
And we are a lot more paranoid then others.
Also, as I said with all the security issues and exchanges imploding & closing lately I see it as a tougher sell in general.
You MIGHT get a better response if you set it up that people could run their own server / local application with the code that then makes the trades based on API calls to your sever.
This way the keys never leave their control. <shrug> the other side of that is then it becomes the users responsibility to maintain a safe environment.
-Dave