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Topic: [ANN] (QTUM) - A Scalable Smart Contract Platform w/ Proof of Stake - page 59. (Read 525472 times)

hero member
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Can someone post some info on QCash, QuantumCash, or QC, traded as CNY on many Asian exchanges?

I'd like to compare it against BitCNY, Maker DAI and other stablecoin solutions, and what value it brings to QTUM.

Qcash afaik is like the chinese tether.  It's price is fixed to the RMB.  I'm not sure what value it adds to qtum directly, but it is built on the qtum platform.

Based on this link I think you're incorrect - its closer to a stablecoin than to tether. However, I can't find any confirmation of this. Frustrating. Patrick?



"https://www.reddit.com/r/Qtum/comments/7gaskn/qcash_is_a_independent_digital_currency_contracts/

"QC(Qcash)is a independent digital currency contracts which based on QTUM blockchain and issued by Qcash foundation.Its price at $0.15 (1RMB).

The QC foundation can make some of QC into circulation in the form of digital currency mortgages. QC in circulation will be mortgaged at least 100%, and the collateral can be one of the BTC, BCH, ETH, LTC, QTUM, HSR, etc.

All users can participate in mortgage and public display. The fees income generated in circulation is distributed evenly according to the collateral, and the mortgage is unified by the QC foundation.

www.zb.com""

Qcash is 1:1 RMB, but the difference with usdt is : Qcash is backed by BTC LTC or Qtum.   

if you have Qcash, you can always change to BTC or LTC or Qtum.

right now, the endorsement is mainly made by ZB Platform and some other Platform.

they will announce the reservation soon i think, but have no details on this.
legendary
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Can someone post some info on QCash, QuantumCash, or QC, traded as CNY on many Asian exchanges?

I'd like to compare it against BitCNY, Maker DAI and other stablecoin solutions, and what value it brings to QTUM.

Qcash afaik is like the chinese tether.  It's price is fixed to the RMB.  I'm not sure what value it adds to qtum directly, but it is built on the qtum platform.

Based on this link I think you're incorrect - its closer to a stablecoin than to tether. However, I can't find any confirmation of this. Frustrating. Patrick?



"https://www.reddit.com/r/Qtum/comments/7gaskn/qcash_is_a_independent_digital_currency_contracts/

"QC(Qcash)is a independent digital currency contracts which based on QTUM blockchain and issued by Qcash foundation.Its price at $0.15 (1RMB).

The QC foundation can make some of QC into circulation in the form of digital currency mortgages. QC in circulation will be mortgaged at least 100%, and the collateral can be one of the BTC, BCH, ETH, LTC, QTUM, HSR, etc.

All users can participate in mortgage and public display. The fees income generated in circulation is distributed evenly according to the collateral, and the mortgage is unified by the QC foundation.

www.zb.com""
sr. member
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Qtum to Launch CubeSat for Cryptocurrency Blockchain Platform


"Qtum Foundation announced a collaboration with the SpaceChain Foundation to launch a standardized CubeSat, which will carry Qtum‘s blockchain software technology on a Raspberry Pi device."









Qtum Foundation announced a collaboration with the SpaceChain Foundation to launch a standardized CubeSat, which will carry Qtum‘s blockchain software technology on a Raspberry Pi device.

The electricity required for cryptocurrency mining — or tallying cryptocurrency transactions in exchange for a small fee — has increased exponentially over the years. According to Digiconomist, Bitcoin mining power consumption had increased 56.2 percent over four months to hit 47.07 TWh, costing $2.3 billion per year and consuming 0.21 percent of the world’s electricity.


In Proof-of-Work (PoW) consensus algorithms, power consumption is necessary for transaction verification, which is done through PoW mining. By launching a satellite into space with a comparatively lighter proof-of-stake algorithm, Qtum intends to increase its reliability with a future satellite network expansion.

While most blockchain technologies use PoW for their mining operations, Qtum uses a form of Point of Sale (PoS) for its transaction verifications in the network. The satellite launch provides energy savings and a cheap hardware platform. Instead of buying expensive specialized mining equipment that cost thousands of dollars to purchase, setup, and maintain, Qtum wallet holders can mine for Qtum tokens on light devices, according to the foundation.

There are now more than 14,000 cryptocurrencies in the world aside from the major cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, Ethereum, and Ripple. However, these cryptocurrencies are costly to maintain which increases the barrier for widespread industrial adaption, Qtum stated. With the satellite launch, Qtum hopes to lower the cost of industrial usage, which would set the stage for mass adaption of its blockchain and also future application advantages.




sr. member
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Can someone post some info on QCash, QuantumCash, or QC, traded as CNY on many Asian exchanges?

I'd like to compare it against BitCNY, Maker DAI and other stablecoin solutions, and what value it brings to QTUM.

Qcash afaik is like the chinese tether.  It's price is fixed to the RMB.  I'm not sure what value it adds to qtum directly, but it is built on the qtum platform.
legendary
Activity: 1498
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Can someone post some info on QCash, QuantumCash, or QC, traded as CNY on many Asian exchanges?

I'd like to compare it against BitCNY, Maker DAI and other stablecoin solutions, and what value it brings to QTUM.
newbie
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This coin is always good news) I like the command. I think their partnerships will lead to bright prospects of this coin!
newbie
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newbie
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Can you expect this coin?
hero member
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coinbase will list qtum ?

is it real?
hero member
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GIF by SOCIFI
is there a satellite problem sent to space? why is this news not starting to rise?  Cry

Yes, a very big problem. The satellite got crashed into by some idiot astronaut joyriding in a Tesla Roadster.
legendary
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is there a satellite problem sent to space? why is this news not starting to rise?  Cry
sr. member
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How i can generate coins for testnet?
sr. member
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Vanywhere’s Blockchain-Based Skill Sharing Platform Announces a Major Collaboration with Qtum

Vanywhere, the skill-sharing platform that enables anyone with a marketable skill to capitalize on their knowledge and talent, is announcing today a collaboration with Qtum, the blockchain application platform. The Vanywhere marketplace runs on the smart VANY token, which adheres to the Qtum QRC20 token standard as the currency used for payment within the Vanywhere ecosystem.

Read the details in the article of Coinidol dot com, the world blockchain news outlet: https://coinidol.com/vanywhere-skill-sharing-platform-announces-collaboration-with-qtum/

newbie
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I love this project. I will always support you and our community.
jr. member
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jr. member
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What is Qtum Coin?

Qtum Coin is the cryptocurrency , which was created by the Startup QTUM launched to fund a platform that a block chain developed which would bring more existing block chains under one roof.
Read More https://www.geekxplore.com/what-is-qtum-coin.html
sr. member
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How to get the initial qtum coin to stake on the testnet?
Why don't work "gen=1", "-gen", "-regtest generate 101" and etc?
I don't can test contract.
newbie
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QTUM is a great and serious project is more that normal that also il his value will grow...
I think that this are the last days for buy to cheap price ...then it will only be an explosion in up.
sr. member
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You are the first project out there. It is very interesting that your price does not increase.
newbie
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 I am looking forward to this coin for sure, good luck
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