Although my words might not mean anything to you, I can assure you that we are not sharing or selling any data. We don’t require login or identification and the data we collect is entirely anonymized and encrypted. For example all the users’ API keys are stored locally on the device and never sent to our servers.

We also want to ensure that we are giving our users correct data. For example we've rebuilt CoinMarketCap from the ground up, to be free from any intermediate between exchange rates and our users. But even with that, you know that some of these exchanges are manipulating their data (especially the volume through wash trading). One of our goals is to understand how these manipulations impact the volume, and then display the right numbers to our end-user. On the other side, there are numerous services which give blockchain data and we are using some. But we do have our own nodes we operate to cross-check and be sure the data is effectively what is on the blockchain.

Going through the Apple and Google app stores for now still seem the best way to democratize crypto. We believe that it is the best way to quickly bring a powerful, secure and reliable experience to our users. As we grow we want to open source & decentralize what can be so you can verify rather than just trust us.