Kowala

Stablecoins are one of the hottest topics in the blockchain industry today because the volatility of most cryptocurrencies has prevented the mass adoption of cryptocurrency as a usable daily digital money. Stable cryptocurrency promises to address this problem and to open up vast new markets. This market opportunity has led companies like Goldman Sachs, IBM, Andreessen Horowitz, Pantera, Lightspeed and others to invest over $348 million into the stablecoin sector over the last several months. Unfortunately, few of these projects appear open to distributed ownership, preventing individuals from participating financially in the growth of stablecoins.

Kowala is offering future mUSD mining rights for the first time in a qualified sale under Regulation D, 506(c) and Regulation S. Qualified purchasers may reach out to Kowala regarding ownership of the kUSD stablecoin mining network.

Kowala is a multinational team of thinkers, technologists and business professionals. They are the creators of the Kowala Protocol, a method for constructing distributed, self-regulating, asset-tracking, dual-token blockchains that will be decentralized, scalable by design, and backed by algorithms and economics.

kUSD, a cryptocurrency designed to track the value of $1 USD, is envisioned to be the first blockchain released using the Kowala Protocol. Like other cryptocurrencies, kUSD will be created through nodes mining on a network; mining kUSD requires a minimum number of mUSD, mining tokens.