Topic: [ANN][ICO] Quantstamp - The First Decentralized Smart Contract Security Platform - page 11. (Read 43130 times)

Team Quantstamp continually surprises me. They confidently maintain the price of Qsp at a high level. I am the holder of the token, and today received aidrop instar.

The latest announcement regarding Proof of Care is this medium post: https://medium.com/quantstamp/new-proof-of-caring-submission-criteria-and-guide-9c551af9d748

Sure, just check out the sidebar in the Quantstamp reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/Quantstamp/
There you also find a link to the official telegram channel: https://www.t.me/quantstamp

Where can I find more information about proof of care and quantstamp airdrop programs? I am interested

Is there any telegram channel or group to chat about this coin?
I can't understand this continuous falling.
I'd like to get more information, or useful links, about QSP airdrops as well, I've got around 10k in MEW, and I don't know if I can or cannot get bennefits from airdrops, or how to get them...
Any list?
....

It's unfortunate than none of the planned airdrops are being distributed to US residents. I understand the concerns of whether the tokens can be classed as a security, but doesn't' the fact that they are airdroped bypass that classification? Unless they're seen as a QSP dividend, in which case any airdrops to US residents would be classed as illegal/a security. Can anyone help clarify the grey areas here?

It would be good for the Quantstamp team to quantify its position on the importance of the HODL for the Proof-of-Caring Index. If not in the form of figures, then at least it's just that this indicator has remained important for them to appease the coin holders.

Hodling duration is a part of the equation, that's for sure, but the specifics aren't clear.
The last thing I heard on telegram was, that PoC contribution score and hodl score will be multiplicative.

Wild guesses here but it could be something like
Personal_Score = Hodl_Score * (C + PoC_Score)
and
Payout = Total_Airdropped_Tokens * Personal_Score / Total_Sum_of_Scores

Hopefully C is big enough, that hodling alone isn't near-zero for the case that there was no PoC contribution, i.e. PoC_Score == 0.

They may not have overtly stated it, but I'd be shocked if how long you've hodl wasn't factored in.  Richard Ma has said numerous times that he doesn't really like traders of the coin, he likes hodlers.  The original program was called proof-of-hodl, and I'm pretty sure they only changed the name to proof-of-caring because the former comes off as a security and I believe they got legal advice to change the verbiage in the incentive program.

Some things they can't overtly say, and there was also a statement from the team that they won't show the algorithm that they use to calculate the airdrop rewards in it's entirety.  When the airdrops start rolling in I think people will be able to get a decent idea of what counts and what doesn't.

The team did an excellent job. Now I have no doubt that the project will be implemented properly. You are great.

In the current index of Proof-of-caring Quantstamp is so. The coin holder is rewarded for a long time. However, in the new rules of POC I did not see this.


I completely agree with your point of view.

This project looks very serious.  Can you tell me please?  On which exchanges will the token be tradable?   Thank.

I think it's good to bring more attention to the technical aspects in PoC contributions to raise the credibility of the QSP trademark.
Too much mindless shilling isn't good for this product.

They're pretty much looking for the kind of investor that views this as their favorite project.  Obviously there will be many investors that will feel too diversified to dump a ton of time into one project, but considering (and someone correct me if I'm wrong) how much you hodl and how long you've been hodling factor into the rewards equation, even those that don't participate a ton should have decent returns over time too I'm thinking.

QSP taking another wave up

To be honest, I did not really understand the new rules of Proof-of-caring Quantstamp. Usual investor who bought QSP tokens  in the hope of a price increase will receive tokens for airdrops received for audit or will only be received by people whose indexProof-of-caring  is calculated in accordance with the new rules? It seems to me that this is not very good for the overwhelming mass of investors.

in regard to the new Proof-of-caring rules, there was no mention of activity in the QSP bitcointalk thread at all.  I'm still assuming making an impact here and being helpful should count even though they didn't overtly mention it though...

Congratulation to Quantstamp for the early Testnet. This is great news for quantstamp.

Quantstamp Early Test Network Overview

Quantstamp Testnet Overview - Functional V0.0.1 (early test version)

Please understand this is a early testnet, running an QSP version of geth, linked to the Ropsten Ethereum testnet. We will be improving the design on a number of dimensions in the coming sprints.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R0osgoTcyf4&sns=tw

New Proof-of-Caring Submission Criteria and Guide
In this post, Quantstamp is revealing the new types of content we are looking for in our next PoC submission period. We will also demonstrate what a good Proof-of-Caring submission looks like by highlighting a submission from one of our community members. Although the content we are looking for is changing, we will apply the same general scoring criteria that we applied to the highlighted submission to all future submissions.

Here is the new type of content we are looking for
For our next PoC submission period, we are looking for content that focuses more on sharing technical blockchain knowledge as well as sharing general blockchain security practices.

Being creative with your PoC submissions
Before diving into our highlighted PoC submission, I will list a wide variety of PoC submission categories that we have received so far. I am listing these categories in order to encourage you to be creative with your PoC submissions.

An Example of a High Scoring Proof-of-Caring Submission
Here is an example of a PoC submission that received a high score. In order to keep this article short and concise, we removed some of the original submission.

Why this community member received a good score
High scores are generally given to submissions that demonstrate some combination of the following criteria: significant creativity, effort and impact. The submission above demonstrates lots of effort and impact and cites links to many of their claims.

Remember to include the Proof in your Proof-of-Caring
Quantstamp would also like to remind you to submit proof alongside your Proof-of-Caring submission on our PoC portal. For instance, if you claim that you made a video about Quantstamp, please submit a link to the video as evidence as well as screenshot of you making the video.

Parting remarks
Before we leave you, we would like to point out a couple things. First, even though the type of content we are looking for is changing, the general criteria remains the same. What was your level of effort, creativity and impact? Also, a good way to measure impact is to think about how much your content involves the community. The more community involvement, the higher the impact.

Pro tip: Building communities means looking outside of your inner circle. New people also like free events.

In our next post, we will discuss the timeline and important dates for future airdrops. That article is coming soon.

https://medium.com/quantstamp/new-proof-of-caring-submission-criteria-and-guide-9c551af9d748