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Qtum to Undergo Hard Fork on February 15th
Qtum will undergo hard fork on February 15 on the block height 4590000.
Qtum to Launch Bridge on Testnet in May
According to the roadmap, Qtum will launch the bridge on testnet in May.
Qtum to Hold Bug Bounty Program in March
According to the roadmap, Qtum will host a bug bounty program in March.
Qtum to Pass Certik Audit in February
According to the roadmap, Qtum will pass Certik audit in February.
Qtum to Be Integrated With Bitcoin Taproot
Qtum has announced the integration of Bitcoin’s taproot. This development is aimed at enhancing the ease of creation on this secure and efficient plat…
Qtum to Hold AMA on X on December 7th
Qtum will host an AMA on X with Lumoz on December 7th at 3 PM UTC. The focus of the talk will be on Lumoz’s efforts to change the ZK-Rollup usage land…
Qtum to Undergo Hard Fork on November 27th
Qtum is set to undergo a network upgrade and hard fork at the block height 3.385.122 on the 27th of November at 23:30 UTC.
Qtum to Hard Fork on November 27th
Qtum has announced a mandatory update for its mainnet. The update is scheduled to take place on November 27th at 00:24 UTC. Users are required to upda…
Qtum to Hold AMA on X on October 5th
Qtum will host an AMA on X on October 5th at 17:00 UTC.
Qtum to Hold AMA on X
Qtum will host an AMA on X with its developers on August 24th. The event is scheduled to start at 5 PM UTC.
Qtum to Host AMA on Twitter on July 20th
Qtum is set to host a Q&A session on Twitter. The team will be discussing the latest trends, challenges, and opportunities in the blockchain sector. T…
Delisting From Bitcoiva
The currency pairs mentioned in the post will no longer be available for trading on Bitcoiva after 2023-06-19 01:00 pm (IST)
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What is Qtum?
Qtum is a blockchain platform, founded in 2016, that unifies Bitcoin’s Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO) model with Ethereum’s smart contract capabilities. As a decentralized network, it offers an open-source environment where no permission is needed to validate transactions, enabling anyone with a device and an internet connection to run a node.
The operation of Qtum hinges on four pivotal components: Bitcoin“s UTXO model, Ethereum”s Solidity smart contract platform, an Account Abstraction Layer, and a Proof of Stake consensus mechanism. Qtum leverages a modified Bitcoin Core client to establish its transaction base, which is compatible with the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and uses Solidity as its coding language. This configuration allows seamless porting of DeFi projects and code from Ethereum onto Qtum while addressing critical security concerns through its custom PoS consensus mechanism.
QTUM, the native cryptocurrency of the Qtum network, serves multiple purposes. It is used to pay for transaction fees based on an Ethereum-like model for calculating gas fees. It allows participation in Qtum's on-chain governance protocol through voting on proposals, facilitating changes in block size or network fees. Lastly, QTUM can be staked as a delegator or a Super Staker for block validation, yielding block reward dividends.