Why I bought Lunyr (LUN) and you should too

in #cryptocurrency7 years ago

Disclaimer: Crypto markets are pretty volatile and low market cap ones are even more so! I own LUN, which is obvious from the title of this post.

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It's a good idea

Some of the best applications of crypto currencies to date are network-based ideas (as STEEM users no doubt agree). These include anything where the value comes from the network. Think Facebook, SnapChat, Reddit and, most applicable here, Wikipedia. An online encyclopedia where contributors and moderators get rewarded is a great idea. Wikipedia is amazing, but their biggest problem is funding. If Lunyr grows to even a small fraction the size of Wikipedia, funding won’t be an issue.

It's cheap

LUN has barely been on exchanges for a week and is trading at just a little above it’s ICO price. It’s on Bittrex too. The market cap is extremely low at around 5 or 6 million, so the upside is huge. It also is a pretty serious project compared to some coins at similar market caps.

It looks good

The team posted a preview of the invitation-only Alpha release that is coming soon on Medium and it looks great. You can check it out here:

https://medium.com/lunyr/user-interface-preview-for-the-lunyr-invitation-only-alpha-release-4e551896fb7a

Basically, it’s a serious project with a tremendous upside that is at the lowest market cap it’s likely to see…

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