Topic: [ANN] QCHAIN: PRE-RELEASE IS OUT!💥Native Sponsored Content Sales Platform💥 - page 6. (Read 13032 times)

It is also available for trading in https://app.radarrelay.com/EQC/WETH with 0% fees

really no official listing ,but the trade is there because the Delta provides the opportunity to trade any token ERC-20,that is why I believe they did wrong by distributing tokens before the end of the ICO

unfortunately we are already seeing sales on Delta,and it is even below the price of ICO ,I think it's bounty hunters do it and I think that it was a big mistake to extend the timing of sales and handing out tokens

Check out the new NEM Blocktime News, with an update on Qchain:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v2HK-n4AMQk

Our January dev update described numerous updates to our back-end stack, including our creation of a Python Ethereum API, which supports the core Ethereum RPC, as well as the Geth and Parity management APIs.

Python Ethereum RPC client is a Python client to communicate with Ethereum nodes via Ethereum’s JSON remote call procedure.

Sample code demonstrating how to use the client. The regular client provides a clean API for simple workloads, while the asynchronous client scales more efficiently for numerous, simultaneous requests.

Qchain is a company focusing on building technical blockchain and marketing solutions. We are developing our products on both Ethereum and NEM, as we believe in taking a blockchain-agnostic approach to offer our users the greatest future flexibility, and to also make sure the survival of our product is more independent of the survival of any individual blockchain. Our advertising application will focus on facilitating branded content, sponsorship, and influencer marketing transactions between advertisers and digital publishers or content creators.

Our marketplace product is occasionally misconstrued as competing with Google AdSense. Our marketplace product is not focused on general display advertising, but instead prioritizes native advertising: forms of advertising that actively involve content creators and publishers. Branded content is original content created by content publishers in collaboration with advertisers. The content is sometimes about the advertising company or their product, but other times, can just be an entertaining piece of content that advertisers decided to fund to build up goodwill with an audience or define their branding.

Branded content can range from written posts (e.g. sponsored posts in The New York Times) to podcasts and videos, to parties or stunts executed in collaboration between a digital publisher and an advertiser. Qchain aims to help publishers that are already reliant on native ads — such as Vox, Gizmodo, and The Atlantic — as well as blogs that may wish to host native advertisements but are under-serviced in the current ad environment.


Influencer marketing consists of paying personalities, celebrities, and other prominent individuals for endorsements. We will focus on targeting Youtube, Twitch, and Snapchat influencer marketing on our platform. Advertisers will be able to easily toggle the kind of advertising they are looking to purchase on the marketplace.

We have two tokens, one for each blockchain technology that Qchain interfaces with. The ERC20-compliant Ethereum-based token is Ethereum Qchain (EQC), and our custom mosaic, NEM-based token is XEM Qchain (XQC). As Ethereum and NEM are both respected and rapidly maturing blockchains, we want to give our users the flexibility to choose between two next-generation technologies.

Each blockchain will have its own Qchain utility token: the EQC token for Ethereum, and the XQC token for NEM. The tokens are a critical component of product functionality and are the resources used to participate in Qchain application services. In the marketplace, tokens are transferred from advertiser to publisher, e.g. an advertiser purchases pieces of sponsored content on a publisher's blog.

No. Qchain is specifically for native ads/sponsored content (e.g. an article on a travel blog paid for by American Airlines), sponsorships (e.g. athlete sponsorships, such as a company placement on an MMA fighter’s shorts), and influencer marketing (e.g. an Instagram celebrity posting about a beauty product). We are not focused on traditional display advertising, and will therefore not compete with Facebook or Google.

Initially, we will be looking at tech-savvy companies and tech-savvy websites with loyal followings. People who are aware of blockchain technologies will be the first ones trying this, and these blockchain enthusiasts will be more aware of differences in Ethereum and NEM. They will be more familiar with the general underlying tech and have their preferences.

YES! There is no need to download a separate application, web browser extension, or other resource. All functionality is provided through our web app. Qchain's user-facing components are optimized for efficient day-to-day usage, while all the heavy lifting is executed fairly and transparently across the decentralized back-end.

Qchain’s products will be released in multiple stages, with extensive testing and user feedback at each stage. Our demo is currently available at: https://beta-dev.qchain.co/

We wanted to go with a name that was simple and descriptive. We initially thought of naming the company Clickchain, but there are too many "Click" names in ad products, so we thought of going with Qlickchain. Then we decided Qlickchain was too long, and truncated it to Qchain.

The nice thing about having a general Q is that one can pretend the Q stands for something else. Some members of the team pretend it actually stands for Quetzalcoatl or Quixotic.

We are building a marketing platform right now, but resulting from our experiences of building this platform, we also have plans to create off-chain solutions to more general blockchain issues, such as transaction disputes and private chain “anchoring” on public blockchains in the future.

For our international communities, we have social channels and discussion groups in Russian, Japanese, Chinese, and Korean. If you'd like to provide community management help or translation services in a particular language, let us know.

Guys, this is not a joke, you're not doing marketing, you need to attract interest in the project from the public. About qchain no one now knows and does not remember except investors and the team itself, this is not good.

We close out the month with the addition of a Chief of Staff to our team: Kameran Kolahi.

Frond End
Our focus on the front end has been updating the components, widgets, and other tools to use components from open source Angular 4 component library.

Backend
Working closely with NEM developers, we have added an asynchronous API for the NEM-NIS client, allowing the simultaneous requests of multiple resources from NEM local or supernodes. Further, we’ve created a Python Ethereum API, which supports the core Ethereum RPC, as well as the Geth and Parity management APIs.


In 2018, we’ll be continuing our performance record by putting a market-ready product into the world. Already, our dev team has made tremendous progress on our NEM and Ethereum back-ends, generating simple REST API clients, and wrapping the NEM NIS API and the Ethereum RPC API. In the weeks ahead, we will work to further develop business partnerships and get advertiser feedback on our product.

The fact is that even after adding a token to the IDEX exchange, there are no trading volumes on the stock exchange. I think this is due to the fact that very few people know about tokens. Similarly, the Qchain project lacks good marketing

Similarly, the Qchain project lacks good marketing

Well this is better than nothing. Maybe yobit and others exchanges will soon list EQC and XQC! Also people who want to talk about Qchain trade (exchanges, price etc) welcome here - https://t.me/QchainTraders

this is certainly good news,thank you Dennis, but idex is the smallest exchange that I ever knew, it does not have the volumes of trade