Normally at this time I'd be putting together the weekly LBI update post. I'll get to that later, most likely tomorrow now as the real world has things for me to do. However, I wanted to update regarding the impact of BRO's collapse on LBI, and the steps I took to minimize the problems.
Long story short, no one really knows. Check 
I'm not going to say too much, other than watching this all play out is so disappointing.
Anyway, what is LBI's exposure?
Not much really. We had a delegation to 
The other concern wass for the DAB/DBOND/RUG investments. That project was meant to be a joint venture between SSUK and RAY. RAY had not done anything for ages, so SSUK has not been posting updates and such. But he has kept the lights on and the project still runs as it should. MY thought was the keys, which have been secured now by SSUK and all funds are safe. If what's going on is a rug of some kind, the DAB project can't be hurt.
The BRO/LBI liquidity pool.
Here is where the real impact was felt. As BRO crashed, this pool became a form of exit liquidity. BRO tokens where dumped, and the price crashed. Lot's of trade went through our pool, which caused massive impermanent loss for those that had provided liquidity. They lost a lot of their LBI, and received lots of BRO in return. 😢
My first move once it was apparent what was happening was to purge the pool rewards. This meant that everything sitting in the pools reward contract got sent out to LP's all at once. I did this to try to compensate to some degree those that where suffering loss.
Next I put a thread out recommending urgent withdrawal from the pool. @lbi-token/re-leothreads-2zswz2dqq
Then I removed my personal liquidity remaining. I think I lost around 400 LBI in the process.
Other steps I took.
The price of LBI had been pushed down quite a bit in the process. It was already trading well below it's asset backed value, and this pushed it down significantly. As project admin, I hate seeing the token trade way below what it is really worth. So I set about to fix it, and restore LBI back close to it's true value.
Removed a chunk of liquidity from all our pools. I hated doing this as my goal is to increase liquidity, but I didn't have other funds to use.
Swapped the "non-lbi" assets from pool removal to HIVE.
Started buying up LBI from the order book.
Kept going till the price was closer to its asset backed value, and there was some small buy wall in place.
I'll try to rebuild my LP positions in time.
I really want to apologize to the following:
I know 
It sucks, but fundamentally LBI is strong and we push on.
Dividends have gone out, asset value has tipped back over $40K. LBI is in good shape.
Cheers for now,