Thanks, your opinion sounds weighed
For transparency, we have chosen to limit the future issue of HYBRIDs on newly supported chaintypes. Dilution of price right now would not make a difference for users, but it would seriously lower the cap on the funding of future chaintypes to be added. So in the best interest of the software to be developed, we will burn the remaining unissued HYBRIDs. We do not want to be overvalued like some 'yet another coin' projects are.

I know right?! Always perform due diligence and look at what the development team is bringing to the table for actual technological or commercial advances. Don't send your money to projects which don't even have shown a demo, code or worse not even a whitepaper. Be careful, and never donate what you can't miss.

The 'coin' is not that interesting at all. The software may be. I'll quote;

A deterministic wallet with built-in decentralized exchange, option to swap your currencies, to earn fees as an exchange in the network, with no 3rd party dependencies including on ourselves. The token is just one of the supported transfer methods to bridge the gap between currently incompatible blockchains.

We don't want to create another exchange institution which slowly pulls income from users for facilitating swaps. Instead, we want to make everyone an exchange and have everybody benefit.