What is the current price of Qtum (QTUM)?

The current price of Qtum (QTUM) is 4.116860998112139 AUD, representing a +4.55 from the day prior.

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What is the daily trading volume of Qtum (QTUM)?

The trading volume of Qtum (QTUM) is 62.3M AUD in the last 24hrs, representing a +4.55 from the day prior.

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What is the market cap of Qtum (QTUM)?

The current market cap of Qtum (QTUM) is 436.9M AUD.

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How many Qtum (QTUM) are there?

The current circulating supply of Qtum (QTUM) is 105.6M.

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What is Qtum?

Qtum is a decentralised blockchain network designed to combine the security and UTXO model of Bitcoin with the smart contract capabilities of Ethereum's Virtual Machine (EVM). It aims to provide a scalable and energy-efficient platform for building applications and executing smart contracts. Qtum achieves this by merging the best features of Bitcoin and Ethereum, offering a hybrid platform suitable for smart contracts and decentralised applications .

How does Qtum work?

Qtum utilises a hybrid blockchain architecture that integrates Bitcoin's UTXO model with Ethereum's EVM through a technology called Account Abstraction Layer (AAL). This structure allows Qtum to support smart contracts and decentralised applications while maintaining high security and efficient transaction handling. Qtum operates on a Proof of Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism, which encourages decentralisation, minimises energy consumption, and reduces the reliance on physical mining hardware .

What are the potential use cases for Qtum?

Qtum supports a wide array of potential use cases across various sectors:

Decentralised Finance (DeFi): Qtum facilitates the creation of decentralised exchanges and supports stablecoins, enhancing financial applications.
IoT Applications: Its PoS model and EVM compatibility make Qtum suitable for energy-efficient IoT solutions.
Enterprise Solutions: With its business-friendly environment, Qtum offers customised blockchain solutions for enterprises and has partnerships with major cloud services like Amazon Web Services.
Governance: The Decentralized Governance Protocol (DGP) allows for on-chain and off-chain governance, enabling parameter adjustments without hard forks.
NFTs and Token Standards: Qtum supports various token standards for NFTs and digital asset creation .

What is the history of Qtum?

Qtum was founded in 2016 by Patrick Dai, Jordan Earls, and Neil Mahi. It conducted its Initial Coin Offering (ICO) in March 2017, raising significant funds in BTC and ETH. The main network was launched on September 13, 2017. Over the years, Qtum has undergone several updates, including the major Qtum 2.0 upgrade in 2019, introducing features such as offline staking and confidential assets. The platform is backed by a global community of developers and significant venture capital support .