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Re: [ICO BTC|ETH|LTC] QOINTUM - Quantum-Secure|Smart Contracts|Multichain|QHTTP
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Qointum
on 02/07/2017, 14:43:10 UTC
When did you first try to launch this coin?
How many times have you tried to launch this coin?

Tried once about 2 years ago, but the environment is different now with Ethereum's success as an alt-coin.

How much did you raise in your previous crowdsale/ico, and what was it spent on?

It doesn't look like any progress has been made on this project, why is that?

Nothing raised, nothing spent. To be exact, only raised about $100 USD, couldn't make progress without funding.

name sounds failiar from Quantum which ICO ended just a month ago?

Yep, the post-quantum part of Qointum's design was ahead of its time! That other crypto has gotten investor and media attention for employing a version of same Merkle signature scheme, but IMO a worse implementation as their signatures are over 3x larger.
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Re: [ICO BTC|ETH|LTC] QOINTUM - Quantum-Secure|Smart Contracts|Multichain|QHTTP
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Qointum
on 02/07/2017, 12:29:01 UTC
checking the website and crowfunding will start in 14 days and 18 hours. this is interesting hope im not miss early backer 75% bonus. bookmark this one. Good luck!

Crowdfunding already started! After 14 days the 75% early backer bonus will be gone, so you have time to decide.

erikalui, thanks for quoting my post for the images! Looks like my activity is high enough now to show them.
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[ICO BTC|ETH|LTC] QOINTUM - Quantum-Secure|Smart Contracts|Multichain|QHTTP
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Qointum
on 02/07/2017, 12:07:44 UTC
https://i.imgur.com/xQTsHm7.png

Quantum-Secure Trustless Smart Money powering Web 3.0



QOINTUM.COM - Our Crowdfunding Campaign is now live! Now Accepting Pledges in BTC, ETH, LTC

Blog: blog.qointum.com

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Wiki: wiki.qointum.com

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Brief Overview for Crypto Enthusiasts

Qointum can be simply described by imagining "Ethereum 3.0", it is an improved decentralized shared-state Turing machine with a precise economic model of CPU cycles and storage bytes. The most significant improvements are that Qointum employs post-quantum cryptography that is secure against quantum computers, its smart contracts are scripted in Python which is a far more flexible language used by millions of developers, and it is web-scalable thanks to its torrent-like web protocol QHTTP and light-weight decentralized security Queued Delegated Proof-of-Stake paired with Entangled Chains which enable seamless interaction between contracts across multiple blockchains. The Qointum platform is unrivaled in its ability to host and accelerate the development of new cryptocurrencies, decentralized applications, and decentralized websites.


Overview

Qointum is the Quantum-Secure Trustless Smart Money powering Web 3.0. Secure and trustless digital money like Qointum is known as cryptocurrency.

Qointum is trustless because it is decentralized, anyone with a home computer can join the Qointum network to help verify transactions of digital money, and all computers operate using the same rules written in machine code. Qointum is also transparent, anyone can read the machine code rules that govern it and everyone knows the total amount of money and credit in existence, ensuring that money can not be arbitrarily created at the whim of officials behind closed doors. With a Qointum wallet you are in full control, your account can never be frozen by authorities or become unavailable due to bank insolvency.

Today, research laboratories around the world are racing to build the first practical quantum computer, and experimental 16-qubit processors have already been constructed. With cryptocurrencies that use elliptic curve cryptography (ECC) such as Bitcoin, a transaction from an account will expose that account’s public key in the signature, which can be used in theory by a quantum computer to derive the associated private key, giving an attacker control over the account. A significant percentage of Bitcoins are currently held in accounts with exposed public keys and are thus vulnerable to quantum attack. Qointum employs “post-quantum” cryptography that is designed to be secure against quantum computers as well as classical computers, thus future-proofing the security of stored value owned by Qointum users from all theorized cryptographic attacks.

Another challenge facing many cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin is the cost of securing their decentralized networks through “proof-of-work” schemes, which require unbounded amounts of processing and thus consume limitless electricity. The Qointum network provides light-weight decentralized security through Queued Delegated Proof-of-Stake which consumes a limited and negligible amount of electricity, so Qointum users can enjoy a high-frequency value exchange with low transaction fees. Qointum is also ready to handle everyday mobile payments as the network provides instant transaction confirmation by means of a consensus heuristic based on delegate voting.

Qointum is also the first and only cryptocurrency to be scripted in the popular language Python which is used by millions of skilled developers worldwide. It's truly programmable money capable of smart contracts, which are trustless automated rules that govern relationships between parties. Together with full web browser integration and Qointum's new web-scalable Entangled Chains technology which can be described as decentralized databases interconnected through programmable money, Qointum is powering the emerging privacy-centric and cryptocurrency-native Web 3.0.


Features

  • Qointum is developed from scratch in the world-class blazing-fast language C++
  • the first and only cryptocurrency based on Post-Quantum Cryptography, provides 128-bit level security against quantum computer attacks
  • Qointum is a decentralized shared-state Turing machine controlled by Transaqoins and Qointracts which are trustless automated rules that govern relationships between parties
  • the first and only cryptocurrency scripted in the popular language Python, the Qointum SDK enables developers to use their preferred Python IDE to create and distribute transaqoins and qointracts
  • web browser-based Qoinapps with a JavaScript API enables web developers to create decentralized applications
  • web browser plugin QHTTP serves entire websites over a decentralized peer-to-peer blockchain network
  • new light-weight decentralized security algorithm Queued Delegated Proof-of-Stake that schedules delegates randomly ahead of time enabling network optimization
  • new light-weight consensus heuristic Maximally Vetted Delegate Chain that enables light clients to perform Simplified State Verification
  • Quorum Transaction Confirmation provides instant confirmation by means of a consensus heuristic based on delegate voting
  • new web-scalable Entangled Chains that enable Web 3.0 decentralized encrypted services such as a social network, or redundant storage, or government-issued digital currency
  • assets such as ℚoin use arbitrary precision arithmetic so they can be divided into infinitesimal pieces
  • stakeholders rewarded with 5% annual stake interest and benefit from payments made for the Qointum Pro License
  • decentralized governance enables adaptive inflation, and polls make binding decisions within the Qointum community
  • new blockdag secure data structure, a graph of blocks enables branch merging and faster convergence of consensus
  • new decentralized messaging network Ensemble using post-quantum cryptography to enable private communication and stealth payments






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Re: Post your Total time logged into Bitcointalk
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Qointum
on 27/09/2015, 01:42:51 UTC
10 hours and 13 minutes
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Re: What is something you do to feel good?
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 16:21:43 UTC
headphones and music on, busy myself with coding
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Re: What Book are you Reading now?
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 16:17:21 UTC
Our Mathematical Universe by Max Tegmark. I think he's on to something.
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Re: What Movie Do You want To Watch?
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 16:13:55 UTC
Star Wars: The Force Awakens
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Re: What's your favorite burger?
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 16:03:26 UTC
Salmon burger
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Re: Comparison of operating systems
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 15:58:00 UTC
I prefer Mac because of its unix core, great for development. No plans to upgrade from Windows 7, I only use it for gaming anyway.
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Re: What's the story behind your bitcointalk username?
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 15:53:16 UTC
My name comes from Coin + Quantum, because the alt-coin / smart contract platform that I'm developing is secure against quantum computers.
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Re: What Browser You Use
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 15:37:22 UTC
Firefox
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Re: how would the world be if people did not need to work ?
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 15:34:56 UTC
Great, we could focus on greater goals for humanity. There will always be something to achieve for those who enjoy creation and discovery.
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Re: Last Movie you watch ? ( Daily thread )
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 15:25:18 UTC
No Country For Old Men
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Re: Post your Total time logged into Bitcointalk
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 15:20:59 UTC
Total Time Spent Online: 8 hours
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Re: What YouTube video are you watching now?
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 15:18:47 UTC
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Re: Hamburger or Pizza
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 15:14:55 UTC
I'd say hamburger, they're leaner and generally healthier.
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Re: Which operating system do you use? Windows? Linux? Mac? other?
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 15:07:52 UTC
Mac for everyday usage and app development, Windows for gaming, Ubuntu Server for app deployment.
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Re: How long have you been logged in for?
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 15:01:06 UTC
Total Time Spent Online: 8 hours
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Re: Last Drink You drank. (daily thread)
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 14:53:05 UTC
chai tea
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Re: which is the most suitable programming language?
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Qointum
on 16/09/2015, 14:46:50 UTC
for newbies I always recommend Python