Quote from: lijoe408 on November 28, 2017, 09:37:45 AM

Quote from: TheHas on November 28, 2017, 04:55:50 AM

Just trying to get my head around what Qtum does, or aims to do. Is it essentially a logistics management solution for businesses, which uses blockchain to support logistics tracking?

So it will create software that links this all together in an easy to use way for business?

Simple explanation is that it is a platform like ethereum that enables building of DAPPS. It can port from ethereum network with minimal effort b/c it supports Solidity. It's advantage is that it is POS, has decentralized governance, and is optimized for lightweight use so it can be used to run mobile DAPPS. B/c of these advantages, DAPPS that care about mobile only are starting to choose qtum, i.e. Vevue. It's also the only other large network besides ethereum that has a ton of DAPPS that are ICOing. It's a huge bargain compared to the price of ethereum. I hope we will see 50$ qtum soon.

Great explanation, but aren't there a few other projects that enable building DAPPS ? I mean Qtum is obviously first in line as far as ICO's being built on it right after Ethereum, but what is the different between the other DAPP building projects and Qtum?