Why buy the LyCI Service Token?
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Take a position in the market
Rather than choosing “the next Bitcoin”, take a position in the market, focusing on those projects that together are likely to succeed – even if some do not make it.
Simple, accessible and tradable – an ERC20 token
The LyCI Service Token (ticker: LyCI) is designed such that its settlement value tracks the Lykke Index (shown below). Get access to the top 25 with just one click.
Diversify into crypto
Currently crypto-assets account for the equivalent of only 0.04% of all existing traditional assets currently valued at 318 trillion USD.
Low fees
Only a low 1.45% service fee is deducted from the basket value on a minute by minute basis.
What assets are included?
Bitcoin – 59.05 %
Ripple – 12.19 %
Ethereum – 11.40 %
Bitcoin Cash – 2.11 %
EOS – 2.08 %
Litecoin – 1.86 %
Stellar – 1.80 %
Tron – 1.68 %
Bitcoin SV – 1.23 %
Cardano – 1.04 %
IOTA – 0.75 %
Monero – 0.74 %
DASH – 0.60 %
NEO – 0.47 %
NEM – 0.46 %
Ethereum Classic – 0.44 %
Maker – 0.33 %
Zcash – 0.28 %
Waves – 0.26 %
Tezos – 0.24 %
VeChain – 0.23 %
Dogecoin – 0.22 %
Bitcoin Gold – 0.19 %
Ontology – 0.19 %
Qtum – 0.17 %
Weighting is not live but from the time of creation of this post, 26 January 2019. Updated weighting to be found on the LyCI Index page.
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Pay LyCI tracks the top 10 cryptocurrencies that can be used to buy and sell goods and services. Similar to traditional currency, the value of these cryptocurrencies may rise or fall. It is considered a matter of near certainty that blockchain solutions will change how we pay for goods or services but exactly which, if any, of the current solutions will be the ones that our children use on a daily basis is still uncertain. As a result, users can benefit hugely from exposure and access to a single weighted collection of these different currencies, so that you have all the benefits of diversification and upside of growth potential.
Smart LyCI tracks the top 10 blockchain projects working on improving how contractual agreements are recorded and settled. Smart contracts aim to facilitate agreements to be carried out among two or more parties remotely, without the need for a legal system, lawyers or courts. They render transactions traceable, transparent, and irreversible by recording the terms digitally on the blockchain. They ensure that the amount agreed is held in the system — not by a third party — and is only released once the terms of the contract are settled. No party can run away with the money and there are no hefty commissions to lawyers or agents.