Thank you, @isacoin
We hope to have a portfolio tracker eventually. There are several challenges in doing so. First, TIMM is not only crypto. While the crypto exchanges offer APIs for free, stock exchanges generally do not. So to have a fully successful portfolio tracker, we would need to subscribe to a service. That brings us to another reason we haven't implemented it yet - tech. It's one thing to want to do stuff like that. It's a whole other matter to get a team together that's capable of building it to the standards we aspire to. Having said that, we have paid a developer to provide an introductory portfolio tracker. But it's been hard to get it to work properly.
Your second point is valid, but not really applicable to TIMM. Please see the articles and how they're laid out. Also consider the free market aspect of how TIMM operates. If we see someone simply pumping without good analysis, we'll pull their content. But many advisories forbid their authors from owning anything they analyze, so that they cannot personally profit from pumping. Some will not allow ownership for a set period of time after promoting an instrument. So there are many different philosophies regarding how to approach this. We've opted for a free market approach. If an author is pumping, call them out. The market can clean it up a lot more efficient than our oversight. And we can respond accordingly if it becomes evident.
We're not sure what you mean in regard to the profile bio. Perhaps you could design it so that we could see what you mean.
Thanks for reading and for your suggestions.
For mutual profit,
TIMM