Crypto Platforms — Niolic’s example

Generally, we don’t deal with specific cryptocurrency asset management platforms here, and in fact, we won’t today either. On this occasion, I want to take a particular case as an example of what the market can offer and how to approach and manage it.

Niolic is a tool that claims to aim at “transforming cryptocurrency trading with quantum technology.” In their whitepaper, they state that they have a software called Niolic Limina, automated and powered by a quantum computer, which uses advanced algorithms and artificial intelligence for trading. In practice, they mix a bit of everything into a single solution: 🟡 Automated trading bot; 🟡 Artificial intelligence; 🟡 Quantum technology.

But all of this is just a framework. The reality is that it’s a cryptocurrency asset management platform like many others. The server was launched last July, and the website has been active and operational since Monday, October 21, 2024. The registration process is very simple, with no KYC (Know Your Customer) processes, likely via a referral link provided by an existing customer. The entire registration procedure takes only 3–4 minutes. After registering, the user deposits their cryptocurrencies and chooses the plan they prefer.

As of the date of writing this document, there are three options available:

Ionic Minimum investment: $10 to $1,000 Return: 1% to 1.5% per day Duration: 25 days

Photon Minimum investment: $2,000 to $10,000 Return: 1.7% to 2.2% per day Duration: 55 days

Quantum Minimum investment: $25,000 to $250,000 Return: 3% to 5% per day Duration: 80 days

As expected, Niolic stopped paying on February 2025. However, it’s almost 4 months of activity can be considered a positive outcome.