Will be monitoring both Kambio and Jibrel, they make a fine partnership. Very interested to see the platform MVP!

 I totally agree, though I will be dollar averaging very very slowly with Eth

 you can say that. Look at what happned to BTC futures... after the hype, 90% market retracement.

 What really need to happen is for the free-range ICO landscape to collapse

 I remember people laughing when BTC was 100 and people projected 1000.

 This has got to end somehow, and despite not the most most loved opinion, only regulation can save us.

 That, and the surviving privacy-centric decentralised coins. These will self regulate by adoption. But every ICO should have real faces in their teams and governments should hammer down on them

 
 That is why we need regulation. Having said this, I am 100% for decentralised censorship free fault tolerant distributed technology. But not every us-case is the same. ICO's could be a totally legit means for crowdfunding, the problem is, if no one ever goes to jail, then ICO will the riddled with scams left and right, or just plain crap project with zero liability.

 Cryptos are as much complicated as emailing. When you email, do you worry about POP3 SMTP IMAP protocols? Or do you  just loging, write, and send? Same thing with cryptos. They need to become an abstraction layer for user for it to be adopted

 Loss of control. But they are slowly extending their tentacles, and will definitely be able to get a grip. Luckily, decentralisation will not be deterred, but there must equally be an uprising of use in the real world. Otherwise, only FIAT-cryptos will prevail.

 I spend inordinate amounts of time on the internet, and my profession fortunately requires it. I say fortunately, because now I dont need to leave to an office and spend most of my day surrounded with strangers and forced-relationships. But in practical terms not much different to spending inordinate amounts of time in front of Word writing a book, or in a call center looking at a screen.

 The real question for me was what the heck I was doing with that time. Thankfully, I managed to get away from facebook and other social media, that sucked my life into an imaginary senseless waste of time. So if anything, just measure what benefits there are in what your doing. If it makes you grow just keep at it. If it stagnates you, cut it off as fast as possible

 Na, stablecoin is a tethered coin. It has to be tied to an asset.

 I would like to ask, what does this project bring to the table that is new, innovative, and not just a simple copy/clone of the gzillion other MN's coins out there? Why is this not just another scheme to sell MN's and that's it ?

 That is the wrong way to do it. For crypto adoption, the majority of mainstream dont even have to know what blockchain is, or crypto. Until that happens, we will always be an insider club going round in circles with our ideas and great speeches about the future.

 We crypto community must work hard to create real life use-cases, and put them into action into the wild for society to interact with. We have barely scratched the surface of that

 The real question here is not what are the stable coins around and (apparently) performing well... the question is who is behind the custody of the collateral of such stablecoin, and the audits one can perform to ascertain if they are indeed liquid

 I relate very much to that story. I too have lost a considerable amount, but that is not bitcoin's fault. The tech is astounding and will change the world forever, hopefully for the better. Anyway, If Iw ere you, I would buy back a good chunk, and just lock it away in a safe, and forget about them at least a decade or two. You will surely see you lost value back.

 I would also argue your personality has a lot to do with it. Some people simply cannot not trade intra-week, some maybe day trading a bit a day is the way to go. I'm a terrible trader, because I start to itch when I see price action, and even trying my best to just go by fundamentals and TA, I often see myself trigger happy. I was not made staring at charts and waiting for entry/exit points. The irony is, I'm very bad at day trading, but quite good at fundamentals and entries/exits. I just can't be the one actually executing the orders  

 
 So if I understood correctly, this is sort of an abstraction layer between the blockchain and the order book & UI settlement. You are able to provide high scalability, offloading the work done on the blockchain itself.

 But doesnt this at the same force you to centralise data even more, in the primary user gateway?

 There isnt much of documentation going on github, and I'm no coder to interpret the work

 No need to insult everyone, geez ...

 Perseverance is key. as is visualization. But none of that hocus pocus crazy talk. Focus focus, dream big, and work hard with your passions. It will pan out in the end

 Keep doing it in your free time man - crypto jobs pay much more for the same qualifications