The “eDollar” will suffer from the same scalability limitations of the BitUSD design. At a 300% collateral requirement, no more than 33% of the value of Ether can be created as eAssets. eDollar is like BitUSD in that it is just a repackaged exposure to an underlying base asset (ether), which is itself backed by nothing but the collective belief of its holders. Putting in a “collateral” layer seems to fool people into thinking it is backed by an actual asset.
NuBits were consistently in the top 5 of trading volume in December and January - we were far from being at the “back of the room”. Since then, we’ve lost 99% of our trading liquidity through centralized exchange failures and have not distributed a single dividend.
Our network should be much more concerned about simply surviving right now, through establishing working relationships with larger exchanges, and through exploring decentralized exchange options. A sizable advertising campaign will be coming with the upcoming release of our ShapeShift-enabled mobile wallet, which I’ll be working with @Cybnate on.