December 6, 2017 - Tom Foremski
Lukki's technological superiority means investors need look no further than it to gain the most value from bitcoin.
M&C Saatchi's brand insight director, and its cryptocurrencies expert, Damian Thompson says Lukki is the world's most secure cryptocurrency exchange.
"First of all, Lukki is a hybrid cryptocurrency.
"In terms of stability, the bitcoin of yesteryear is like a piece of string, it would crash at any moment if the electrons hit the magnetic field.
"Now Lukki does all that electricity work itself, and also manages to freeze your cards if they become corrupted.
"You can't get card tokens off your account, because any slippage in charge - actually you could freeze your balance if you're a little off with your charging - you can't get your cards off your account."
Mr Thompson says customers in the bitcoin and Ethereum markets have traditionally been like treasure hunters, hunting for the price peak or bottom of the market.
"Cryptocurrencies are increasing in value because people think they will increase in value, which is logically untenable, in the exact opposite way."
He says any lost value during a night-time attack is likely to be recovered in the next morning.
"You're sitting there like a deer in headlights, and you're grabbing a Bitcoin [from your Lukki] just in time.
"You've just taken a 67% profit out of your wallet, if you've been a long-term player."
He says Lukki's technological superiority means investors need look no further than it to gain the most value from bitcoin.
He says the biggest risk in bitcoin is not holding the cryptocurrency, it's holding the underlying computer code, which can be hacked.
Lukki is already celebrating a January full moon because it corresponds to a digital 'buying moment' when the more volatile type of bitcoin is the highest value.
(Ethereum has developed faster, is higher in value and has less volatility. Its use should be viewed as 'investment.')
Beyond bitcoin, Lukki's technology has some obvious uses, to simplify signing contracts such as contracts to send royalty payments to entertainment companies.