Hi miramare, that is correct. The million per chain were created to make sure there were enough; the remainder will be burned after the crowdfund distribution has ended.
You can for instance check if you received the tokens on the Ethereum chain via a token explorer;
https://ethplorer.io/address/0xb0ef360dcf2141be4fad80209b3fee31d5ae5df6 Is Hybrid an application similar to BANCOR or KYBER?
In some ways. Our setup precedes both a bit (see the
original thread).
As far as I know Bancor, as stated, only works for tokens on 'smart contract platforms' (e.g. Ethereum). (IoC is meant to connect all different chaintypes.)
HYBRID is just a token to be used under the hood as one of the transfer methods between Internet of Coins nodes and wallet users. In the long run we intend to support other open source transfer methods as well, for instance Interledger so people can actually choose. We are agnostic with regard to the method of transfer; users need to be able to choose the most efficient and fast way they prefer per currency. It may help that we have no commercial motive in this.
As far as I can tell Kyber also functions on the Ethereum chain -with plans to go crosschain- and the website states users require approval to function as a reserve manager and determine prices. We differ in the sense that we are a permissionless initiative. Our organisation is only there to provide the infrastructure (like Bittorrent or the TOR project). Being based on Ethereum, I expect they'll attract enough money for their development.
Of course, correct me if needed. Due to the work on our own project I only once in a while flip through other whitepapers, as the web is becoming increasingly cluttered with them. Not to say there aren't any good projects out there; you just have to look harder, especially in the current ICO craze.