MOONCLONE vs Shake SDK

The Swiss Army Knife of Defi Trading Tools

What is MoonClone and MoonClone Ecosystem?

MOONCLONE is the swiss Army knife of Defi Trading tools Our first release is a token creation bot called MOONCLONE BOT. Teams can purchase a SAFEMOON clone contract, or a custom tokenomics contract by answering a few questions in the MOONCLONE BOT on Telegram. Tokens are deployed to the wallet that purchased the contract. Instructions are then sent on how to add & lock liquidity, and renounce ownership. TOKENPAY is a telegram payment tool that accepts any cryptocurrency listed on pancakeswap to be accepted for products and services. When purchasing MOONCLONE products & services, tokens are traded into MOONCLONE where 5% is added back to liquidity, and 5% is redistributed to holders. TOKENPAY will be available for integration with any telegram channel!


For teams
Have a great token idea, or want to launch a project on BSC? Save time and money by using the MOONCLONE BOT! In less than 5 minutes you can have a token deployed to your wallet address for only 1 BNB. After your token is created our entire MOONCLONE community is alerted that your token is created with links to your website and telegram.

For traders
MOONCLONE community members will get alerts for new tokens, liquidity locks, ownership renounced. Along with a suite of trader tools we are building

Location: New York, United States

Quick

Shake is a bug reporting SDK for iOS and Android apps. It's time to stop receiving emails or WhatsApp messages from clients saying Feature X doesn't work with an attached screenshot. What are we even supposed to do with that?

With Shake SDK added to your app, your testers can still report problems under 5 seconds by simply shaking your app. But now, our SDK will take all the extra info you as a developer need and will send it to your Shake web dashboard: tester's precise device model, app and OS versions, current View, history of tester's taps around the app, internet connectivity, CPU and memory usage, list of granted permissions ... the list of useful data just goes on.

From now on, fix bugs in seconds!

Location: San Francisco, United States