The project is still active with an MVP release due within days to weeks. Feel free to continue lying out of pure bitterness though.

I know you were previously banned on Telegram for spouting similar nonsense.

Even more ridiculously undervalued than it was previously.

Less than $500k market cap for a product with a release due this quarter.

Anyone who tries to predict what will happen or a timeframe is essentially picking a number out of the sky.

I'm wary of posting about it too much and giving the impression that I'm relentlessly shilling it.

But EQC. $750,000 market cap for a project like that is rare.

Staking likely won't be implemented until next year. The aim, according to CEO in Telegram, is to have a launched and fully working marketplace by August with staking to come a few months after that.

Won't make any predictions but EQC (Qchain) is severely undervalued at only $1 million considering the progress that has been made.

The hard cap is the total supply. In the case of EQC approximately 54 million. So with 32 million circulating there's about 21 million coins locked in the Foundation until September 2019 at the earliest.

They never reached the 125 million hard cap during the ICO so the remaining tokens were burned.

Oops. Completely missed this.

Sure! Go ahead 

Indeed. I don't think it will stay under the radar for too long though, especially since there will be a working product in the second half of this year. When it's listed on CoinMarketCap and a centralised exchange there will be an inevitable increase in value. I'm holding long term anyway.

I'm not going to make any outlandish predictions about any coin going x10 or x100, because you simply can't guarantee that will happen.

What I do know is that QChain (EQC) has a strong team, good project with regular updates, and genuine case use. It's not even listed on CoinMarketCap yet and has a market cap of $1 million, which is tiny even in relation to projects which have accomplished half as much. I did a more in depth write up in another thread, so if you want to check it out.

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=3066471.0

https://i.imgur.com/Xdmjfxm.png

This is going to be a fairly long post, but I feel that sufficient detail is important in assessing a project. I see a lot of posts on this forum outlining coins or tokens and claiming that they're the next x10 or x100 coin, without going into any detail regarding why or considering the potential of the token in the industry that it's targeted at. I'm not going to make any predictions or outlandish claims, but I do feel that this project is severely undervalued and slipping under the radar of a lot of people. So I've come up with a few reasons why and some general information on the project.

It's current market cap of approximately $1 million is tiny, even in relation to other small advertising blockchain projects. Due to CoinMarketCap's new requirement of $100,000 minimum daily volume, the project is not yet listed on there but it's only a matter of time before it hits a new centralized exchange and volume increases. So I've come up with a few reasons why I feel that it's undervalued and some general information on the project in order to get the word out there to more people.

When you consider that there are many projects out there with a far higher value based only on promises and a white paper, this stands out as a real hidden gem.

It solves a genuine problem

The online advertising industry has a problem. Well, several actually. Internet users are becoming increasingly desensitized to spam, pop-ups and some of the more traditional methods of online advertising, and increasing numbers are now resorting to the use of ad-blockers and cookie filtering software to combat this.

The solution? Native advertising - or in it's simplest definition, non-disruptive ad content that maintains the look and theme of the website in which it is displayed. It has been proven to have higher levels of engagement than traditional non-native ads, allowing content marketers to build trust with customers, while also proving to be an effective means of getting an advertising message around ad-blocking software. A 2016 Business Insider publication estimates that by 2021, native advertising will comprise 74% of total display ad revenue in the United States. emarketer.com also forecasts that US native digital display ad spend will reach $28.24 billion in 2018, driven by continuously increasing demand for more engaging, less intrusive ads. However, at present the transaction process is far from efficient. Advertisers are forced to manually search for publishers and individually contact each publisher to shop for native ads. Working with publishers on a case-by-case basis can quickly become both costly and time consuming.

This is where Qchain comes in, with their vision of using blockchain technology to create a direct-buy native ads marketplace, streamlining the process of purchasing and selling native advertising and sponsored content. In building an innovative, open and transparent marketplace, Qchain will provide a decentralized and secure way for advertisers and publishers to efficiently and safely interact.

Moreover, the industry also has serious issues relating to transparency and advertising fraud. It is estimated that in 2016 $7.4 billion was wasted on display ads alone, with Forrester estimating that the figure will rise to $10.9 billion by 2021, and other reports predicting an even higher figure. Click farms, bots, domain spoofing and ad misplacement have all been cited as key concerns. Qchain aim to ensure transparency through documenting all transactions and auctions on an openly readable ledger. Ad fraud will be detected through the use of audits and analyses and fished out, while the decentralized nature of the platform allows advertisers and publishers to efficiently plan and place ads, without the threat of third parties meddling with their placement and results.

How does the platform work?

The platform is based on a three-agent model, comprising advertisers, publishers and hosts.

• Advertisers can offer tokens to publishers in exchange for ad space, while being able to specify where and how the ads are delivered and how much they are willing to pay.
• Publishers can also specify which advertisements they are willing to display, in addition to specific details like pricing and for how long.
• Hosts provide the bandwidth and compute the capacity to verify the legitimacy of clicks and impressions. In exchange, they are awarded a percentage of the token payments.

As such, no central authority takes a disproportionately high cut of the transaction, saving both the publisher and advertiser significant sums of money.

https://i.imgur.com/TlFQn7p.jpg

Unusually, the Qchain application is being built on both the Ethereum and NEM blockchains, in an ambitious attempt to take advantage of each blockchain's unique strengths and capabilities. For example, the utilization of Ethereum allows for the efficient development of decentralized smart contracts, while NEM offers features such as the Proof of Importance algorithm and Eigentrust++ reputation system to encourage transactions. Through dual blockchain interoperability, the team have given users the choice and flexibility to opt for the blockchain that best suits their needs and requirements. Development on each blockchain is being prioritized equally, with dedicated development teams responsible for each of them.

Each blockchain has it's own utility token: EQC for Ethereum and XQC for NEM. Tokens are required for interaction and participation on the marketplace.

Competitive Landscape - What differentiates them?

On the surface it may seem that advertisement related blockchain projects are too common and that Qchain faces the challenge of just being another project trying to accomplish similar things in a pretty crowded space. But really, when you look at current advertising projects many of them are concentrated on programmatic and display advertising. BAT and Brave dominate the social and search advertising scene, but in reality Qchain isn't a competitor.

In contrast, Qchain wants to target native advertisting and sponsored content, a niche that few projects have previously explored. I feel that the following image highlights the current situation with regards to advertising and the over-attention paid to one particular niche.

https://i.imgur.com/xYhm9VT.png

The team and advisers

Qchain have assembled a strong and qualified team from a variety of  different backgrounds, all of whom have a shared interest in blockchain technology. The team is fronted by CEO Wally Xie, who cities the benefits of blockchain technology (particularly of decentralization and security) as being something that offers genuine utility to digital marketing an advertising. In an industry where data privacy, security and the over-dominance of central authorities are major concerns, blockchain technology and Qchain present a potential solution.

Being a US based corporation, it is essential that Qchain complies with US Securities laws. In a 2017 interview with Bitcoin Magazine, Xie stated that Qchain "want to be an example of a sustainable, ethical company that grew from a legally compliant ICO".

The project also has some notable advisers, including Lon Wong (President of the NEM Foundation), Mark Pui (Executive Director of PwC Malaysia) and a host of other professionals from a variety of backgrounds.

For more detailed information, please refer to https://qchain.co/team

Token Information and Availability

EQC is currently available on the exchanges listed below with more to come, while XQC will potentially be listed on Bankera and NEM exchange, which are due to launch at some point in 2018. As such I'll concentrate on EQC in this instance.

Total Supply - 54,863,905
Circulating Supply - 32,918,343

The remainder of tokens distributed to the Foundation pool are locked until September 2019. Thus, taking the circulating supply and current price (approximately $0.032) of the token into account the current market cap sits at a tiny $1,050,000.

It's currently available at the following exchanges:

- Idex
- Etherdelta
- Radar Relay
- TokenStore
- Nebula (Confirmed Listing and Launching this Month)

Useful Links

I've also attached some useful links to the Medium's medium posts, reddit and Telegram, where members are regularly present to converse with prospective and current investors. Hopefully this piece has been of use to you and thanks for taking a look.

Website - https://qchain.co/
Demo - https://beta-dev.qchain.co/
Medium - https://medium.com/the-qchain-blog
Telegram - http://www.t.me/qchainplatform
Reddit - https://www.reddit.com/r/qchain/
Twitter - https://twitter.com/QchainPlatform

I've seen a lot of people shilling this recently. Might need to take a more in depth look.

The only exchange that I've had significant problems with are Yobit, who are probably the dodgiest exchange currently out there.

I've had my fair share of problems with them in the past but I wouldn't call it a scam. Their support is so backlogged that it takes days to address any issues though. They've always fixed it eventually for me though.

Clearly not.

Some ICO's launched on Ethereum are a scam. Not ETH itself.

To be fair Binance is the largest exchange in the world now.

KuCoin is doing a decent job where they're at.

Depends on what the order book looks like and the situation surrounding the individual coin.

HTML slipped to 1 sat in November following the controversy surrounding the (failed) swap on Yobit. It hit 30 sats in December and now is sitting around 10.

The price of the individual token is completely irrelevant.

Market cap is the true indicator of a coin's value.

The price of the individual tokens may be low, but the market cap is far too high for a project like TRON. Until they can start proving that they're not all talk and accomplish what they said they will I wouldn't go anywhere near it.

People will chase the money. They see the words Litecoin Cash and compare it with the relative financial success of Bitcoin Cash and want to get in on the action, especially in a stagnant market like this.