“We suck at marketing,” Eiland Glover, CEO and founder of Kowala, admitted in good humor. “Our PR probably doesn’t want to hear me say that, but it’s true.”Glover’s brutally honest statement is by no means a reflection on the company’s work ethic or even its progress — quite the opposite. The milestones the project has surpassed this summer have been an unintentionally well-kept secret, which makes its most recent announcement pretty surprising: Kowala, an under-the-radar stablecoin based in Nashville, Tennessee, is being integrated into Ledger’s hardware wallets.An integration by the world’s largest hardware wallet manufacturer is a significant stamp of approval, especially considering it’s the first stablecoin to merit the company’s attention. “I think it’s indicative of what we’re all about,” said Glover, who also pointed out it was the Ledger team that originally approached Kowala about integration. “We’re not the best social media mavens; we’re not the best hypesters. The Ledger deal is indicative of when very serious companies [and] organizations take a deep dive into our code and look at what we’re doing (the structure, the monetary policy, the algorithmic stability mechanisms) [and] say, ‘This is the real deal.’”The integration announcement also came shortly before another milestone moment for Kowala: the launch of its mainnet alpha version, Andromeda.Rethinking Decentralized StabilityTether lik... For Further Information Click on Below Button