@qtgwith: Cosmos works with pegged market zones. Internet of Coins aims for direct swaps between blockchains.
@clardalan:
- Current funding status is 1.5M dollars. This means we have exceeded our initial goal by far, and have started development.
- The marketcap will be finalized after the 1st of July when the crowdfund ends, any unsold HYBRID will be burned.
- Tokens will be transferred to owners after July 1st.
- We will only issue the hybrids that are fully funded.
- We will be listing on all decentralized exchanges (like Etherdelta, etc.) that work with any of the seven blockchain systems of HYBRID, and are currently also in talks with a centralized exchange to bootstrap liquidity.
Just my opinion, but I'm always in favor or more total amount of a coin/token. If you think about it, the crypto world has still a long way to go. Just take a look at bitcoin, even one coin's value is huge, and possibly it will be multiple times higher in the future. The bottom value of the HYBRYD token will be between 1 and 2 $ after the release. In the future, due to the continuous spreading of cryptocurrencies, the value of all tokens will be higher and higher. I prefer smaller valued coins like NEM, those are more user friedly IMO.
The thing that I'm trying to point on, is that why not giving the unsold tokens to the crowdfunders proportional to their investment? I don't know if it's possible or not due to the crowdfunding rules, etc, I'm just sharing my opinion.