Is this the first time a cryptocurrency that starts off with real-world use cases? I don't think so. So if your crypto has 100% use in the real-world, then if I want to buy your coin, I'm going to leave my home and go to your country just for buying your crypto.

And that is my friend is false argument definition of a real-world use at the end of the day boils down to the main 5 areas: 1. Food 2. Water 3. Power 4. Transportation and 5. Medicine/healthcare. All other cryptocurrencies either started in one or 2. Regardless of the partnerships, they start with, if it's not in any of these main 5 areas, we see a lot of volatility example XRP, XLM, Tron, XVG, QSP, SC, ETN and more and more. Einstein has a quote that says "Insanity is doing the same thing over and over and expecting a different" Outcome. I'm recording a video to answer you on YouTube and I encourage you to get from behind your keyboard and record a video answer. Your second point is also wrong, as the coin will be added to multiple exchanges outside and the student will have exclusive rights to BUY it at the discounted price from the school, which in return would guarantee a stable price as long as the supply is controlled by the WSU. You can buy it as an individual from any exchange that we will be added to. While you're sitting and throwing nonlogical claims I was out today talking to students on campus and 95% of them would like to see WU Coin becoming a real thing. You don't know the demographics of the Midwest (Kansas), but I already talked to multiple business owners and they said that If the WSU funds the project they're all in to accept WU Coin as a payment method from customers. I believe that answers your questions and I encourage you as a computer scientist to read between the lines cause that's one of the reasons why I didn't include any pictures to keep the reader from getting distracted. Thank you and I'm happy to answer any other valid concerns you have. And if that's all, then this means I'm in the right direction.
