Every time I'm about to up my position with this project, they do something that makes me think twice. So many positives about the project... and yet they just cannot go a day without doing something to demonstrate their immaturity.

I won't be adding to my position, and am officially reclassifying Docademic to "permanent uninvolved investment"

Exactly!

$15M ICO sell-out in 90 minutes in January, charity interviews set up with the creme de la creme of crypto and mainstream celebs, yet a measely $3 million market cap and I can't even get anyone on the phone to learn more about the company and decide if I want to enter into a large position.

Tough love from everyone on this project going forward -- THEY NEED IT -- and no more typical crypto niceness

The trading volume there and on other exchanges will be increasing significantly in the near future, this project is only going up

Team right on pace with the roadmap with the marketplace now going live

And Germany typically acts as a flagship country for other EU countries when it comes to these sorts of things, so if Jibbit's model is successful then you can expect countries around that area to follow suit. A good and focused beta launch zone, with conversations starting many other places as well.

I messaged Charles earlier today, and I look forward to talking with him further on the phone about some ideas.

Docademic has posted the #2 highest investment returns of all the 318 ICO’s completed in 2018 that I counted. Yes, #2 out of 318…. incredible. Other projects should be studying Docademic as a template for how to achieve post-ICO success. And they only raised $1.1 million during the ICO, so again, there just doesn’t seem to be a correlation between the amount of money raised for project (i.e. the hype it generates during the ICO) and the long-term investment success it has. Plus, the project's in Mexico City, far from being a crypto hotspot. Docademic's success has been 100% credited to them putting together a successful entirely campaign on their own.

On the downside, this coin tends to have high amounts of volatility to it. To a certain extent though this is expected with any coin that's risen so much and performed so well.

That being said, the future potential of this coin is still huge, and it continues to resonate with all sorts of people in the crypto space -- traders, influencers, exchanges, P/R firms, media publications. I think just a little more regular communication (i.e. weekly phone calls) between the team and key partners and investors is key. The team could also benefit from more of an in-person presence at conferences and other events, as many conferences are devoting multiple panels to healthcare on the blockchain. Plus, conferences are the perfect medium to do live demos of the app for people, and the fact that this app is something that can be easily comprehended in a quick 5 second demo is hugely advantageous. Not many blockchain projects are like this.

I look forward to talking with Charles and the team further!

I've set to see any evidence that large $100+ million ICO's are consistently more profitable than the smaller efficiently-run ones like Jibbit. That's not to say huge ICO's aren't successful, as many of them are, but I just haven't seen any evidence that shows that big budget ICO's are CONSISTENTLY more profitable.

I like what I see from Jibbit on a few levels. They've shown so far that they know what to target in a grassroots marketing campaign. The separation of skill set on their team is very impressive for a smaller campaign. They've got cannabis industry veterans, crypto industry veterans, stock market veterans, TV hosts, magic show performers, google SEO experts, social media community builders, marketing experts, serial entrepreneurials... the list goes on and on. In other words, a team in which everyone's adding unique value.

There's also been some interest from corporate America lately. Constellation Brands (maker of Corona and Modelo) has made a $4 billion investment into a cannabis company that's going to make weed-infused drinks. And Constellation Brands' investment represented an increase in their stake in the cannabis company from 10% to 38% over the last 6 months, showing they clearly like what they see here. And the entire legal cannabis industry in the US amounts to $8 billion in annual sales now, and by 2030 that's projected to increase to $200 billion.

There's definitely a lot to like about Jibbit.