Based on what I've read on the Uphold helium page[1], it seems like this "automated investment app" is a sort of trading bot I assume?
I don't know, but the information on the page[1] sounds is pretty buzzword-heavy. Probably try it out for the lulz if you have money to lose? I personally wouldn't though. These sort of "investment" platforms are usually bad news.
[1] https://uphold.com/en/apps/app/heleum
Topic: Any experience with using Heleum? (Read 164 times)
I have been using Heleum since February 2018. As of July 13, 2018, my account is down 40% from initial and additional investments. Since I have been with them, they have rejigged their "algorithm" 3 times, but each case has ended in losing performance. I will finish the year with them but I am skeptical that I will continue to invest with them past December 2018.
Hi, how did it go? i discovered yesterday
Bumping, I'm assuming nobody ever used Heleum from within the community?
Oh well, time to experiment. Gonna prop up some funds and see.
Oh well, time to experiment. Gonna prop up some funds and see.
Hi everyone,
Heleum is an automated investment app on the Uphold platform.
The thing is I had received an e-mail from Uphold awhile back saying my account is gonna get dormant and gonna be charged for inactivity and I have funds remaining in my account. I looked at it and yes, seems I've forgotten a small amount of BTCBTCBTC a few years ago in there.
I played around and found Heleum from within the platform, and got quite interested in it.
Anyone has funds invested in it? From their intro they kinda function like TaaS. Thoughts?
Heleum is an automated investment app on the Uphold platform.
The thing is I had received an e-mail from Uphold awhile back saying my account is gonna get dormant and gonna be charged for inactivity and I have funds remaining in my account. I looked at it and yes, seems I've forgotten a small amount of BTCBTCBTC a few years ago in there.
I played around and found Heleum from within the platform, and got quite interested in it.
Anyone has funds invested in it? From their intro they kinda function like TaaS. Thoughts?
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