Topic: [ANN] Ledger & Campbell opening the first Cryptocurrency Rating Agency (Read 142 times)
June 19, 2018, 05:46:05 PM
Hi Dalexsys. We usually only review major projects not upon request. We independently choose which cryptocurrency we would like to review to raise awareness and protect the community. However, we are sometimes open to help and rate smaller projects. Please send an email at [email protected] to get more information.
January 19, 2018, 04:45:29 AM
Could you review our project?
Crypto Payment System - new payment technology for cryptoeconomics, where smartphones will be used instead of bank cards, and mobile operators instead of banks. Our solution is a mobile payments ecosystem based on blockchain, which will make payments more convenient, fast and favorable
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-crypto-payment-system-new-payments-technology-for-cryptoeconomics-2693971
http://paybycps.com/
Crypto Payment System - new payment technology for cryptoeconomics, where smartphones will be used instead of bank cards, and mobile operators instead of banks. Our solution is a mobile payments ecosystem based on blockchain, which will make payments more convenient, fast and favorable
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/ann-crypto-payment-system-new-payments-technology-for-cryptoeconomics-2693971
http://paybycps.com/
January 09, 2018, 07:42:32 AM
How many reports do you issue per week/month? Does it come with daily trading signals?
Thank you.
Thank you.
January 07, 2018, 12:19:51 PM
Happy new year and congratulations to osuperlano who won a free premium access worth 1BTC.
Our lastest monthly report is exceptionally available for free as a Christmas gift
=> https://ledgerandcampbell.com/index.php/2017/12/27/sub-decentralised-internet/ <=
SUB – Decentralised Internet (link)
L&C December report focuses on Substratum, the winner of our last Twitter pool.
Substratum obtains an A- rating with an overall score of 7.1/10. This good result is driven by the team’s vision to create a free and open Internet, along with the high potential of the market. This report is likely to be amended upon product release.
Editorial
December 14th 2017, a historical date for the Internet. The Federal Communications Commission (F.C.C.) voted for the abolition of the net neutrality in the US. This decision provoked an outcry both nationally and internationally, as seen as a threat to the Internet freedom. With the repeal of net neutrality, users in the US will not be treated equally when browsing the web.
The net neutrality rules are ones of the founding principles of the Internet. They ensure that Internet service providers treat all web content equally and prohibit them from interfering with web traffic. These providers cannot discriminate or charge differently by user, content or website. Famous examples of web neutrality principles being violated are Comcast secretly throttling access to peer-to-peer applications, or more recently Verizon Wireless accused of slowing content from Netflix and YouTube. These are cases of discrimination by content. Another type of discrimination is caused by restricting Internet use by IP address. The net neutrality principles are barriers against these discriminations, preventing companies from assigning service speed based on their users’ geographic location.
On the 24th of December, and despite overwhelming opposition from Congress and technical experts, the FCC has voted to repeal the net neutrality. This vote was broadcasted online and the neutrality abolition was voted 3 against 2. Chairman Ajit Pai, Republican Commissioners Brendan Carr and Michael O’Rielly voted in favour of the order, and Democratic Commissioners Mignon Clyburn and Jessica Rosenworcel voted against.
This vote signed, therefore, the end of equal treatment of Internet services. Service providers will now be able to assign connection speeds based on their corporate strategy or based on the preferences of their customers. Users who are willing to pay more will be able to benefit from fastest loading time for instance. The access to certain websites would also be restricted. The net is already not neutral in several countries, and users regularly make use of third-party services to bypass these limitations. Not to list them all, the most famous being browsing through a VPN or using TOR network.
The power given to the service providers highlights a major flaw of the current Internet network. Despite being compared to a giant world wide web, the Internet remains highly centralised, censored and controlled by few entities. Not only causing access restriction, this centralisation also creates points of failure. User’s personal data is stored by these service providers and becomes easy hacking targets. To address these issues, the Internet is heading towards a more decentralised architecture. The blockchain technology can be an answer, as it enables building a fully decentralised and trustworthy network to share data and value between people. Substratum is one of these blockchain startup wanting to revolutionise the Internet. The decentralised web they dream of will be free and open to anyone in the world, community-oriented and without interference from governmental agencies. Our December review proposes an analysis of the Substratum project and the Substrate token (SUB).
Presentation
The Substratum Network is a peer-to-peer internet. Based on the blockchain technology, this web is fully decentralised and cannot be controlled by corporations. It is entirely managed, maintained and ran by the community. Indeed, users belonging to the network can rent out their empty computing resources to host websites. The platform is made of two components: […] Read full report.
Our lastest monthly report is exceptionally available for free as a Christmas gift
=> https://ledgerandcampbell.com/index.php/2017/12/27/sub-decentralised-internet/ <=
SUB – Decentralised Internet (link)
L&C December report focuses on Substratum, the winner of our last Twitter pool.
Substratum obtains an A- rating with an overall score of 7.1/10. This good result is driven by the team’s vision to create a free and open Internet, along with the high potential of the market. This report is likely to be amended upon product release.
- Symbol: SUB
- Rating Category: A-
- Overall Score: 7.1/10
- Project Score: 7.3/10
- Token Economics Score: 6.7/10
- Equilibrium price: $4.85
Editorial
December 14th 2017, a historical date for the Internet. The Federal Communications Commission (F.C.C.) voted for the abolition of the net neutrality in the US. This decision provoked an outcry both nationally and internationally, as seen as a threat to the Internet freedom. With the repeal of net neutrality, users in the US will not be treated equally when browsing the web.
The net neutrality rules are ones of the founding principles of the Internet. They ensure that Internet service providers treat all web content equally and prohibit them from interfering with web traffic. These providers cannot discriminate or charge differently by user, content or website. Famous examples of web neutrality principles being violated are Comcast secretly throttling access to peer-to-peer applications, or more recently Verizon Wireless accused of slowing content from Netflix and YouTube. These are cases of discrimination by content. Another type of discrimination is caused by restricting Internet use by IP address. The net neutrality principles are barriers against these discriminations, preventing companies from assigning service speed based on their users’ geographic location.
On the 24th of December, and despite overwhelming opposition from Congress and technical experts, the FCC has voted to repeal the net neutrality. This vote was broadcasted online and the neutrality abolition was voted 3 against 2. Chairman Ajit Pai, Republican Commissioners Brendan Carr and Michael O’Rielly voted in favour of the order, and Democratic Commissioners Mignon Clyburn and Jessica Rosenworcel voted against.
This vote signed, therefore, the end of equal treatment of Internet services. Service providers will now be able to assign connection speeds based on their corporate strategy or based on the preferences of their customers. Users who are willing to pay more will be able to benefit from fastest loading time for instance. The access to certain websites would also be restricted. The net is already not neutral in several countries, and users regularly make use of third-party services to bypass these limitations. Not to list them all, the most famous being browsing through a VPN or using TOR network.
The power given to the service providers highlights a major flaw of the current Internet network. Despite being compared to a giant world wide web, the Internet remains highly centralised, censored and controlled by few entities. Not only causing access restriction, this centralisation also creates points of failure. User’s personal data is stored by these service providers and becomes easy hacking targets. To address these issues, the Internet is heading towards a more decentralised architecture. The blockchain technology can be an answer, as it enables building a fully decentralised and trustworthy network to share data and value between people. Substratum is one of these blockchain startup wanting to revolutionise the Internet. The decentralised web they dream of will be free and open to anyone in the world, community-oriented and without interference from governmental agencies. Our December review proposes an analysis of the Substratum project and the Substrate token (SUB).
Presentation
The Substratum Network is a peer-to-peer internet. Based on the blockchain technology, this web is fully decentralised and cannot be controlled by corporations. It is entirely managed, maintained and ran by the community. Indeed, users belonging to the network can rent out their empty computing resources to host websites. The platform is made of two components: […] Read full report.
December 17, 2017, 02:27:25 PM
The London rating agency Hedger & Campbell just opened its new cryptocurrency branch. The now-called Ledger & Campbell (L&C) is a cryptocurrency rating agency providing insight into cryptocurrencies and blockchain startups.
As you may know, the cryptocurrency ecosystem is young and disordered. This makes the task even more difficult for investors to distinguish serious projects from scams. This is where L&C takes action. Our several-year experience in blockchain and startups is employed to produce detailed analyses aiming at protecting investors. We believe that providing a better understanding of the market helps to take better investment decisions. Our ratings and reviews are produced using in-depth knowledge in financial engineering, statistics and market economics.
As we embrace the open-source collaborative economy ecosystem, we strive to be as transparent, reliable and impartial as possible. That's why all our rating criteria, reports and economic models are publicly available. The detailed reports are however exclusively available for subscribed members only. This paid membership helps us to perserve the seriousness of our reports, and to pay the contributors and financial engineers who elaborates the reviews. In the long-term, we would like to offer everyone the possibility to rate and review cryptocurrencies. The final ratings would not only rely on a single entity like L&C, but on the consensus of the people. We plan to build a fully decentralised platform for this purpose.
Website: https://ledgerandcampbell.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ledger_campbell
Xmas gift: Santa told us that a free premium access - worth 1BTC - will be given on the 25th of December. Just follow our new Twitter account to participate to the lucky draw
As you may know, the cryptocurrency ecosystem is young and disordered. This makes the task even more difficult for investors to distinguish serious projects from scams. This is where L&C takes action. Our several-year experience in blockchain and startups is employed to produce detailed analyses aiming at protecting investors. We believe that providing a better understanding of the market helps to take better investment decisions. Our ratings and reviews are produced using in-depth knowledge in financial engineering, statistics and market economics.
As we embrace the open-source collaborative economy ecosystem, we strive to be as transparent, reliable and impartial as possible. That's why all our rating criteria, reports and economic models are publicly available. The detailed reports are however exclusively available for subscribed members only. This paid membership helps us to perserve the seriousness of our reports, and to pay the contributors and financial engineers who elaborates the reviews. In the long-term, we would like to offer everyone the possibility to rate and review cryptocurrencies. The final ratings would not only rely on a single entity like L&C, but on the consensus of the people. We plan to build a fully decentralised platform for this purpose.
Website: https://ledgerandcampbell.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/ledger_campbell
Xmas gift: Santa told us that a free premium access - worth 1BTC - will be given on the 25th of December. Just follow our new Twitter account to participate to the lucky draw
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