What’s next for Luno

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What’s next for Luno

Cryptocurrency exchange and wallet provider Luno expects to launch its service in more countries, CTO Timothy Stranex has told MyBroadband.

“Luno operates in more than 40 countries spread across three continents, and we are always looking for new countries to launch our product in – as long as our customers demand it,” said Stranex.
 
Whilst I use them their fees are way too high. Once Sygnia Coin becomes established with enough trading volume it will be a no-brainer to move over to them. Luno will become a thing of the past unless they make drastic changes to their trading fees.
 
Stopped using Luno a while ago. Their fees are exorbitant and their service is crap when you have a problem.
 
Main issues I have with Luno is this;

- High fees
- Too little coins / tokens
- liquidity (anything other than swing trades or longs is a waste of time)

Also, why any exchange won't integrate TradingView for their charts is beyond me.
 
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