Topic: [ANN] (QTUM) - A Scalable Smart Contract Platform w/ Proof of Stake - page 51. (Read 525472 times)

QTUM keep go on
Burn it babe 

The signature campaign will never resume on Bitcointalk. We ended it abruptly because it was mostly fake accounts causing spam.

This signature campaign must still continue, we all know that this signature campaign is one of the highest paying campaign. We should promote QTUM, to provide more campaigns like this. We must all promote this campaign to continue its services

Yeah, thanks for the team. That would be great if they did this right before the ICO. At least they shows the awareness of investor concern and takes responsibility for that. Nice!

Yes, you'll need just a small amount of Qtum on the address you have the MED tokens stored on in order to move them. You could send 1 Qtum to that address, move all the MED tokens, then send all of the Qtum from that address to wherever.

Really excited about this project.

I started out with a few QTUM tokens in a core wallet and some MED tokens on a different address in the same wallet.

I set up a second wallet on a different computer that I do not use for accessing the Internet frequently.

I sent out all the QTUM tokens to the second wallet.

I now have a number of MED tokens in the first wallet that I want to send to the second wallet and no QTUM left for gas in the wallet with the MED tokens.

In order to send out the MED tokens to the second wallet, must I send some QTUM back to the first wallet with the MED tokens in it?

Do I need to send the QTUM to the same address that my MED tokens are on?

Or can the QTUM be sent to a different address in the wallet that the MED tokens are in?

What is the minimum amount of QTUM that the system will allow me to send to a wallet?

Thanks a million for your help.  :-)

We actually have our own port of Electrum, called Qtum-Electrum. This will work with hardware wallets as well, Trezor and Nano Ledger. You may have to use the "Bitcoin" option on your ledger to display your Qtum addresses.

You may also use the Nano Ledger official release, we submitted our code to them, and they offer support for our Blockchain.

Here is the Qtum Electrum Github:

https://github.com/qtumproject/qtum-electrum

We also have many other options for people looking to store their Qtum tokens. There is an official QT, which allows staking. There is a myriad of third party options available as well.

We strongly recommend you do not store your Qtum on an exchange, and we suggest you use the Nano Ledger for ultimate security.

Is there electrum type wallet available for Qtum, where we can have multiple addresses

True, Qtum promises so many advantages in the future and that very much in every circle will be there.

Qtum is growing faster than light, nice evolution from the past few days, I am pretty bullish on it

Where does Qtum stands compare to other blockchain coins like ethereum, neo, eos, stratis

After what seems like... and literally was, weeks. The first x86 instruction executed within a Qtum regtest blockchain during staking

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these new projects will bring this coin to new heights, the more transactions will be filled with the ecosystem, the more we will feel the rightness of our choice. this coin again and again will look for and conquer the helm it has great potential from the two platforms.

Transactions per second is one of the hot topics that emerged from the scaling issues Bitcoin encountered last year. Shortly after, Ethereum saw some of the same issues during large ICO start times. To break down Qtum's scalability, you have to understand the underlying technology:

Qtum Core is based on Bitcoin Core 0.15 (we just upgraded from 0.14)
Our consensus mechanism is Proof-of-Stake 3.0, borrowed from Blackcoin
The Smart Contract layer currently uses the Ethereum Virtual Machine, and communicates with Qtum Core through the "Account Abstraction Layer", which is middleware. This software will allow multiple virtual machines to operate on Qtum at the same time.

Bitcoin Core supports only a few transactions per second, say 5. This is with a 1mb block size, and 10 minute block target. Qtum has a 2mb block size, and approximately 2 minute target. This means with nothing else added, we are a lot more scalable than Bitcoin, just by shifting some numbers around. Both Bitcoin Core and Qtum Core have Segregated Witness enabled, which allows each Blockchain to squeeze a bit more scalability out of their Blockchains. Through some stress testing that we did about a year ago, we were able to achieve about 70 TPS

Not satisfied with these results, Jordan Earls started working on way to modify certain parameters of the Qtum Blockchain without hardforking. This is known as the "Decentralized Governance Protocol". We had to make sure that the blockchain stayed decentralized, as we didn't want to become one of the projects that sacrifice the core ethos of Blockchain (immunity to censorship and centralization) for marketing hype. One of the parameters that can be democratically altered was the block size, allowing the community to adjust upwards/downwards 4mb, 8mb, 16mb as required. This makes it so Qtum will never have scalability issues, and we could theoretically reach 1000tps. The Blockchain would become massive, but the use of SPV light clients would make this a non-issue for end users. Exchanges and service providers would suffer.

We currently have a working prototype of Lightning Networks finished, we haven't tested it thoroughly, but if/when we do release it our TPS could THEORETICALLY reach astronomical numbers. There are sources claiming millions of TPS, and this solution would most likely be useful for IoT networks and so forth. One of the things that interests us is microtransactions, as in sending/receiving fractions of a penny very quickly.

In sum, the TPS of Qtum can scale to whatever it needs to be, and achieve this without becoming centralized. There might be an option to use Lightning Networks going forward, for use in IoT applications.

it is very difficult to say that qtum is undervalued, the coin costs as much as it deserves. its value will grow from the value of bitcoin, but the main thing is to take time and projects and then the coin will become more known and in demand.

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My doubt about this project just keeps getting darker, Qtum have no western exchange listed among the exchanges for their ICO, I could remember what happened during the firstblood ICO when exchanges bought the tokens and started selling them