[ANN] (QTUM) - A Scalable Smart Contract Platform w/ Proof of Stake - page 205.

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Quote from: JUSTDLISK on March 15, 2017, 01:28:27 PM

Which exchange platform is most freindly for western ico investors looking to buy Qtum?

The only exchange that is not based in China is Allcoin.com, which is Canadian.

This doesn't mean the others aren't Western friendly, here's the list:

From: https://qtum.org/en/crowdsale#question-6%20
6. How can I participate?
The Qtum Crowdsale will be facilitated on selected online crypto-currency exchanges and crowdfunding portals. You can participate via any of the following venues:

   Bizhongchou (qtum.bizhongchou.com)
   Yunbi (yunbi.com)
   ICOAGE (icoage.com)
   Allcoin (allcoin.com)
   ICO365 (ico365.com)
   BTC9 (btc9.com)

Also, the price for Ethereum has been changed:

I guess it's not in Qtum's playbook to be forthright and declare that the old and new Allcoin has always been owned and operated by Chinese, with Mark Gates (or Gate, depending on what day it is) still on staff, first as a UK-based entity registered nowhere, and now a Canadian-based registered entity that exercises the fine art of copy & paste.

Further, the Qtum user account has NEVER penned the name of the author of any of its posts on this forum, thus we have no idea who from Team Qtum is doing the talking. It could be Patrick, Jordan, Brett or some other high-up staff member, or it could be Lucy Long from Allcoin for all we know. Hell, it might even be Paul Vernon or Marshall Long, the latter given that Lucy Long is on staff at Allcoin.

One more thing. Let me guess. Team Qtum is waiting on Leroy Fodor to complete the math computations so to fill in the last three missing figures, the placeholder currently reading TBD. Let's see if Leroy's numbers match mine for all five: 110; 105; 100; 95; 90. Looks like it needs to be changed again: 130; 125; 120; 115; 110.

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Quote from: JUSTDLISK on March 15, 2017, 01:28:27 PM

Which exchange platform is most freindly for western ico investors looking to buy Qtum?

The only exchange that is not based in China is Allcoin.com, which is Canadian.

This doesn't mean the others aren't Western friendly, here's the list:

From: https://qtum.org/en/crowdsale#question-6%20
6. How can I participate?
The Qtum Crowdsale will be facilitated on selected online crypto-currency exchanges and crowdfunding portals. You can participate via any of the following venues:

Bizhongchou (qtum.bizhongchou.com)
Yunbi (yunbi.com)
ICOAGE (icoage.com)
Allcoin (allcoin.com)
ICO365 (ico365.com)
BTC9 (btc9.com)

Also, the price for Ethereum has been changed:

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Quote from: jacaf01 on March 15, 2017, 11:34:37 PM

People be not be fooled by all these paid for press articles, remember Decloud and recently Ascendancy. You have more to lose here than to gain. The recent Altcoins rally has proven that you can get good value buying after ICOs

Don't forget QTUM has no escrow, they can run away with fund easily, declouds had fake escrows, Ascendancy scammed escrows, what the tragedies.

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The revolutionary trading ecosystem

People be not be fooled by all these paid for press articles, remember Decloud and recently Ascendancy. You have more to lose here than to gain. The recent Altcoins rally has proven that you can get good value buying after ICOs

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Quote from: hdd3go on March 15, 2017, 10:11:20 PM

Qtum itself is a good project, but because of a person's evil line led to the whole project into a panic, I feel sorry for this, I hope good, I will continue to focus on the progress of the project.

qtum is not a good coin,,just a simple copy of ETH and BTC, no new feature

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Press Update:

John Riggins from BitcoinMagazine.com discusses the Qtum GoMobile strategy for Smart Contracts:

https://bitcoinmagazine.com/articles/qtum-reveals-go-mobile-strategy-smart-contracts-and-iot/

by John Riggins

John is based in Shanghai, China and is the Head of Operations, Asia Pacific for BTC Media.

Smart contracts and decentralized applications (DAPPs) are coming to mobile phones, tablets and IoT appliances according to the Qtum Foundation, the Singapore-based foundation driving the development of Qtum, the open-source value transfer protocol and decentralized-application platform for businesses.

The first blockchain protocol that can execute smart contracts with a proof-of-stake consensus mechanism based on an Unspent Transaction Output (UTXO) model, Qtum believes mobile stakeholders will be an important part of its network and will include businesses as well as individuals.

Speaking to Bitcoin Magazine, Qtum Co-Founder and CEO Patrick Dai stated, “We want Qtum to be the easiest blockchain network to use. That’s why we are pushing our Go-Mobile strategy. Today, everyone and everything is moving, that’s why we can’t have a network that is run by stationary objects.”

Qtum makes this possible through a combination of features of the Ethereum and Bitcoin protocols. Existing smart contract platforms require clients to run a full node and hold a full blockchain copy to run DAPPs, an untenable prospect for smaller devices in a low bandwidth environment. Qtum gets around this requirement by stacking the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) on top of Bitcoin’s UTXO architecture, making EVM accessible with lite wallets and the SVP protocol.

This innovation allows users to interact with the Bitcoin network and validate their own transactions without having to download and sync with the entire blockchain.

“Making smart contracts work on smartphones and tablets heralds a new age in the field of decentralized computation,” said Dai. “With about half of all internet traffic being generated by mobile devices, every real-world use case for decentralized applications would massively benefit from mobile support — especially if we’re taking the tendencies of developing markets into account.”

Highlighting Qtum’s goal of being a protocol for commercial applications, Dai also noted that “bringing the blockchain to mobile devices isn’t just about consumers, it’s one of the primary platforms for businesses.”

Following heavy community interest, Qtum decided to bring forward the release of a source code snapshot for public review, illustrating how the platform will work.

In addition to bringing smart contract and DAPP functionality to mobile and connected devices, Qtum sees its platform as a way for smart contract technology to be utilized to control “non-smart” hardware, bringing even legacy hardware and devices into a blockchain-secured IoT.

“Relying on existing Raspberry Pi–like devices already present in most standard appliances, Qtum smart contracts can potentially control any device with an accessible API,” said Jordan Earls, co-founder of the Qtum Project. “This way the interaction of ‘things’ in a given business could be programmed and orchestrated with very little investment in specialized hardware.”

With smart city initiatives aiming to utilize blockchain technology to support connected infrastructure and automated services being announced in the last year for China by the Wanxiang Group and for Singapore by the Singaporean government, the environment may be right for Qtum to roll out the feature-rich protocol they have been building.

The Qtum Foundation, having engaged PwC for project management support, will conduct a crowdsale of its Qtum blockchain token starting on March 16. After the crowdsale, further testing of the Qtum blockchain will be conducted before the platform goes live.

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Qtum itself is a good project, but because of a person's evil line led to the whole project into a panic, I feel sorry for this, I hope good, I will continue to focus on the progress of the project.

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I want to know the ICO tonight, will those investors panic buy this scam? Or they will forsake the abandoned ship? Who can guess the prediction? IMO sheep will buy it hard.

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Quote from: scambust on March 15, 2017, 07:16:43 PM

Placed a forecast that QTUM will raise 2,500BTC from fake buy-ins and gullible sheep for first 24 hours. Cool

My prediction too. The Decent project has some kind of beta ICO prediction market going. Interesting.

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interested to see how this project going, with so many famous icons backed.

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Quote from: yhlsqj on March 15, 2017, 06:59:53 PM

Quote from: JUSTDLISK on March 15, 2017, 01:28:27 PM

Which exchange platform is most freindly for western ico investors looking to buy Qtum?

No exchange, it is good right? You see so many proofs against the team, and they have to only host ICO in Chinese exchanges, since most Chinese can't read English, so they don't know Patrick's scandals, and he keeps lying to them. So they have to only fool Chinese, this is next Antshares and will be below ICO price, don't buy!

actually I'm pretty sure you are wrong for one thing, most Chinese can't speak English fluently but we do read English, no one can fool us, I'm not saying I will invest on it, but simply make our own decision and take our own risk

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Allcoin is own by Cascadia. Qtum vouches for Allcoin, and likewise. Allcoin is now proven to be acting nefariously with the below, among other evidence present on this thread. If Qtum doesn't distance themselves from Allcoin, then they, too, act nefariously and shouldn't receive a satoshi from the community via their ICO in seeking $30M.

http://thecse.com/sites/default/files/filings/2014_07_03_1_34_57_CK_Change_of_Director.pdf

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About Cascadia

Cascadia’s primary business objective is to develop and operate the business of designing hardware and software and working with consumer electronics OEMs to bring interactive desktop display devices to connect with a multitude of global users in home, institutions and office conference environments. Cascadia’s business is to create and manage digital products and services that encourage consumer participation and active engagement with media and entertainment content. These digital media products are designed to accommodate a variety of media and entertainment experiences, including but not limited to television, movies, games and music.

http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/urban-select-exploration-inc-enters-into-definitive-agreement-with-zyy-electronics-corp-tsx-venture-ch-1693670.htm

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Business of ZYY

Founded in 2011, ZYY is a private British Columbia company that designs software and works with consumer electronics original equipment manufacture's to bring sophisticated intelligent interactive desktop display devices to connect with a multitude of global users in home, institutions and office conference environments. ZYY's business is to create and manage digital products and services that encourage consumer participation and active engagement with media and entertainment content. These digital media products are designed to accommodate a variety of media and entertainment experiences, including but not limited to television, movies, games and music.

TBC, this community has torn cryptocurrency entities new assholes each and every time they've stolen content from other sites. Allcoin IS NOT GONNA BE AN EXCEPTION!

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Quote from: scambust on March 15, 2017, 07:16:43 PM

Placed a forecast that QTUM will raise 2,500BTC from fake buy-ins and gullible sheep. Cool

... through Allcoin, among other exchanges under the same control.

Follow the links:

http://thecse.com/en/listings/technology/cascadia-consumer-electronics-corp
http://thecse.com/sites/default/files/investorx/CK/1501091028124736.pdf
http://thecse.com/sites/default/files/Form5_Cascadia_2017Q3.pdf
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.4592445
https://www.linkedin.com/pub/qing-zhu/8/307/737

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Quote from: scambust on March 15, 2017, 07:16:43 PM

Placed a forecast that QTUM will raise 2,500BTC from fake buy-ins and gullible sheep for first 24 hours. Cool

Totally agree.
With all exchanges in the dev's hand, they can do what they want.
The pit has been digged and ready for the fool,greddy idiots.

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Quote from: jayohby on March 15, 2017, 03:40:59 PM

if anyone invests in this, they're an idiot.

proven scammer in this project. doesn't matter if even jesus backs it.

I bet that the ice will be damned successful.
People are not all idiots. But greed is a sin.

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Placed a forecast that QTUM will raise 2,500BTC from fake buy-ins and gullible sheep for first 24 hours. Cool

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Quote from: JUSTDLISK on March 15, 2017, 01:28:27 PM

Which exchange platform is most freindly for western ico investors looking to buy Qtum?

No exchange, it is good right? You see so many proofs against the team, and they have to only host ICO in Chinese exchanges, since most Chinese can't read English, so they don't know Patrick's scandals, and he keeps lying to them. So they have to only fool Chinese, this is next Antshares and will be below ICO price, don't buy!

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live the dream but don't live the dream

how Project Development Qtum?
whether Patrick dai still think that he's not a scammer or they run the ICO in China Cheesy

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Bancor

Which exchanges are people using Huh

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This is popcorn and watch for now. No website crowdsale was a bad decision and
51% premine was even worse.

I might regret not investing but only Chinese exchanges put so many people off.

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