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I'm a blockchain investor at [redacted] if you want to talk more. Initial thoughts:

-A solution in your space is badly needed. Fund administrators really need an option that is better than cointracking.info and coinigy. A lot of these folks are looking at partnering with Libra here in the near future.

-your offering as is, is too limited. anyone investing seriously in the space owns a lot more than than the 4 coins available in your wallet option.

-Most could probably get by with the exchanges you have listed so that's a a good thing

I know you're just getting started, so I'm excited to see how your offering progresses. Good luck, and happy to talk more offline. Would also be interested in investing. Thanks.

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Thanks for the kind words! We definitely have a long way to go and lots more features need to be added (and will be soon).

Re: wallets — for local wallets we currently support BTC, LTC, ETH, DOGE, and all ERC20 tokens. Additionally, from manual transactions and exchanges, we support over 2,000 coins and tokens. We'd love your feedback as to which additional features and coins you would find most useful to add to our platform.

cool. would love to see NEO (and related tokens), Stellar, ZEC,BCH, EOS (when they transition to their own chain), Dash, ADA, Monero, and Ripple for the XRP fan bois.

Please do keep me posted in regard to investment opps. Thanks.

Awesome, thanks for this list! We will add all of them.

In addition, what is the best way to get in touch with you (website?)

Also very much second the request for Stellar support. Stellar is fast becoming an ICO platform of its own, has a decentralized exchange built in. Most of my crypto activity is in stellar.

Disclaimer: I run a crypto business / compliant fundraising platform.

Just of curiosity, why do specifically support and mention DOGE?

Heard someone mentioning that as long as the price of DOGE is rising, the market is irrational. So it's a good indicator of current state.

DOGE is a bitcoin derivative (fork of the software, not of the blockchain) that has a supportive community and is inexpensive for mainnet testing. Those are reasons I wouldn’t be surprised to see it in any crypto project.

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