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Qtum is a smart contract protocol with open source code. Also, it aims benefits which Ethereum and Bitcoin provide to combine in one block
- UTXO model for calculating
- Solidity smart contract platform
- Account Abstraction Layer
- Proof-of-Stake (PoS) Mechanism
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It uses a Bitcoin Core software and Solidity to complete transaction base. Also, it is compatible with EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine). Additionally, it developed PoS mechanism to solve critic security problems.
Who are the founders and partners?
The founders of the project are Patrick Dai (former employee of VeChain and CTO in Bitse Group which is Chinese bitcoin mining company), Jordan Earls (programmer and the leader of Grey Tech) and Neil Mahi (business manager and programmer).
Besides, the project has many partnerships with big companies such as Tally Capital, Nirvana Capital, Distributed Global, Hashed and others.
Qtum Tokenomics
The maximum supply is 104,755,842 token and the circulating supply is 104,755,842 token.
The token distribution was as below:
- Token Sales 51%
- Business Development 20%
- Qtum Team 12%
- Marketing 9%
- Angel Investors 8%
Roadmap
The team has completed their goals in Roadmap as planned in 2021 and Roadmap details can be shown here below:
- Qtum Core: The team has achieved to make faster blocks. Besides, Qtum node technology has developed because of hardware wallet support and virtual machine updates.
- Qtum Infrastructure: Ethereum devices and bridges between chains contribute to intelligent communication integrations.
- Neutron (Updated Virtual Machine Interface)
- DeFi and DApp Partnerships: It aims to expand more and more in technology.
Where can we buy QTUM ?
Firstly, Qtum has been listed on many of the biggest crypto exchanges. Furthermore, If you want to buy it you can sign up for Binance, Kraken, OKX, Gate.io, Bitget, ByBit with 20% discount.
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