Please recharge allcoin, You only allocated 500,000 Qtum to that exchange? Why?  the others had way more Recharge It's very difficult for us to do this, but Bizhongchou, ICO365, and Yunbi still have tokens for sale. https://www.ico365.com/?ls=en&hl=en Each of the remaining exchanges have an English translation. |
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The early bird is till when ? Time ?
About 14 hours left |
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I think Allcoin has run out of available Qtum -
Could you recharge it?
We redistributed some coins earlier to Allcoin and they sold out again, it's not easy for us to do. Bizhongchou, ICO365, and Yunbi are the last exchanges that have Qtum tokens. |
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I'd like to buy in but most of the exchanges I saw there were Chinese. Any way you can add it to Alcurex.com?
Bizhongchou has a platform set up in English:
https://qtum.bizhongchou.com/ |
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can anyone tell me how fast the token will be released and on an exchange?
Our development roadmap shows that September will be when the Main Network will be released, this is when the tokens will be distributed: |
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Crowdsale Update:We have redistributed some of the 51 million Qtum tokens available in the Crowdsale due to high demand on some exchanges: https://qtum.org/en/blog/reallocation-of-crowdsale-tokens-between-different-exchanges
Due to high market demand on some of the platforms, we have decided to reallocate the distribution of the 51,000,000 available Qtum tokens. The total amount of Qtum tokens will stay the same. In the first 24 hours, over 78% of the 51,000,000 Qtum tokens were sold.
Yunbi will be allocated an additional 3,000,000 Qtum
BTC9 will be allocated an additional 1,200,000 Qtum
Allcoin will be allocated an additional 500,000 Qtum
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Avi Mizrahi | Innovation (CryptoCurrency) | Friday, 17/03/2017|12:00 GMT Bloq Wants to be ‘The Idea Factory’ for the Blockchain Ara Bloq expands its backing for open source projects in bitcoin and blockchain including Drivechains, Qtum, VeriBlock and more. Enterprise-grade blockchain solutions provider Bloq has launched an initiative to further sponsor what it sees as critical open-source projects in the bitcoin and blockchain ecosystems, BloqLabs.
Jeff Garzik, CEO & co-founder, Bloq
“In the 1900s, Bell Labs become known as the ‘The Idea Factory’ for global telecommunications,” explained Jeff Garzik, CEO and Co-founder of Bloq. “BloqLabs can set the tone for the blockchain era and ensure enterprises are tapping into every innovation from our vibrant community of developers.”
BloqLabs launches with several projects and platforms supported by Bloq. These include: Drivechains, Qtum, VeriBlock, bitcoinj and the Android Bitcoin Wallet.
Andreas Schildbach, a developer at Bloq known for creating the first bitcoin wallet for Android, maintains the bitcoinj repository primarily used in bitcoin wallets and transaction services globally. “Open source is at the core of Bloq’s DNA, as both a patron and developer,” commented Schildbach. “I’m grateful for Bloq sponsoring work in open source blockchain software.”
Patrick Dai, founder of Qtum
“Businesses have been exploring blockchain technology for years now, but without widespread adoption. BloqLabs aligns with Qtum’s goal to bridge the gap between the business and technical worlds with open-source solutions that meet the commercial needs for privacy, security, and most importantly, usability,” said Patrick Dai, co-founder of the Qtum Project.
Paul Sztorc is an economist at Bloq and chief architect behind Drivechains, a technology that allows a blockchain system to temporarily mimic the properties of another, ensuring interoperability. “The record is clear: open source is the way to go – it’s better, faster, and more secure,” said Sztorc. “I’m thrilled to have Bloq sponsor the project, few companies are this generous.” |
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Qtum Crowdsale Raises 75% of Goal, Over $12m in Less than 24 HoursQtum already received more than 8,000 BTC and 60,000 ETH to develop a blockchain bringing Bitcoin and Ethereum closer. Avi Mizrahi | News (CryptoCurrency) | Friday, 17/03/2017|10:18 GMT It seems there are plenty of crypto-investors in China eager for a new smart contracts solution. Less than one day in and the QTUM token crowdsale already raised more than $12 million worth of cryptocurrencies (over 8,000 BTC and 60,000 ETH) – reaching 75% of its final goal.
Qtum allows smart contract usage without having to install heavy, specialized software. With this, smart contracts can be used with light wallet apps in low data storage environments, such as mobile phones, tablets and Internet-of-Things (IoT) appliances. This is done by stacking the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) on top of Bitcoin’s unspent transaction output (UTXO) architecture.
QTUM are the cryptographic software tokens used to engage with distributed applications and smart contracts on the Qtum platform, and will serve as the staking currency of the Qtum blockchain, as well as fuel for computational operations performed by the Qtum network.
The crowdsale is taking place at these mostly Chinese cryptocurrency exchanges and crowdfunding portals: Bizhongchou, Yunbi, ICOAGE, Allcoin, ICO365, and BTC9.
Ahead of the public crowdsale, Qtum has raised $1 million from investors including Chen Weixing (Kuaidi), Star Xu (OkCoin), Anthony Di Iorio (Ethereum, Jaxx Blockchain Interface), Jeremy Gardner (Augur), Fenbushi Capital’s Managing Partner Bo Shen, and angel investor Xiaolai Li.
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Yunbi already sold out!
Yunbi looks like it is under attack, the site is down, but they are sold out of Qtum tokens. Fuck you scam sure, I deposit my money on allcoin.com now cannot buy your scam tokens
They require setup transaction password, but noone outside China cannot, also cannot withdrawal money without that password, scam scam scam, support not answer me i registered on slack
We reached out to Lucy at Allcoin, and posted this for her to investigate. Please give them a bit of time to respond, but we will continue to message them. |
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Qtum Update:
From Bitcoinmagazine.com, regarding Bloqlabs
Introducing BloqLabs
According to Garzik, BloqLabs aspires to set the tone for blockchain technology, ensuring that enterprises are embracing innovations from the community’s robust ecosystem of developers.
As such, BloqLabs will support and help to develop several key projects and platforms. The initial cohort of supported projects will include Drivechain, Qtum, VeriBlock, bitcoinj and the Android Bitcoin Wallet.
by Michael Scott Two announcements from the DC Blockchain Summit came from Bloq, a pioneer in the development of enterprise-grade blockchain solutions. First, the company announced the creation of BloqLabs to boost its ongoing sponsorship while bringing support to viable open-source projects in the Bitcoin and blockchain space.
Second, Bloq revealed that it will be joining the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA), an alliance that connects Fortune 500 enterprises, startups, academics and technology vendors with Ethereum thought leaders and experts. Bloq Co-Founder and CEO Jeff Garzik has been appointed to the alliance’s Technical Steering Board.
Introducing BloqLabs
According to Garzik, BloqLabs aspires to set the tone for blockchain technology, ensuring that enterprises are embracing innovations from the community’s robust ecosystem of developers.
As such, BloqLabs will support and help to develop several key projects and platforms. The initial cohort of supported projects will include Drivechain, Qtum, VeriBlock, bitcoinj and the Android Bitcoin Wallet.
“Open source is at the core of Bloq’s DNA, as both a patron and developer,” said Andreas Schildbach, developer at Bloq and the developer of the first bitcoin wallet for Android. He also maintains the bitcoinj repository primarily used in bitcoin wallets and transaction services globally. “I'm grateful for Bloq sponsoring work in open source blockchain software.”
Paul Sztorc, an economist at Bloq and chief architect behind Drivechain, concurred. “The record is clear: open source is the way to go — it’s better, faster and more secure,” he said. “I’m thrilled to have Bloq sponsor the project; few companies are this generous.”
“Businesses have been exploring blockchain technology for years now, but without widespread adoption,” said Patrick Dai, co-founder of the Qtum Project, another early recipient of BloqLabs’ support. “BloqLabs aligns with Qtum’s goal to bridge the gap between the business and technical worlds with open-source solutions that meet the commercial needs for privacy, security and, most importantly, usability.”
“BloqLabs will serve as the platform for deeper engagement between enterprises and the open source community, just like Bell Labs and Xerox Parc did for networks and technologies we use every day,” Garzik said to Bitcoin Magazine. “We’re excited to be kicking off BloqLabs with such a diverse group of projects and established leaders in bitcoin and blockchain [technology].”
Joining Forces With the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance
Further emphasizing Bloq’s commitment to broader blockchain solutions, Bloq has joined the company of Microsoft, J.P. Morgan, BNY Mellon, BG, ING, Thomson Reuters and ConsenSys, as a member of the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance. Garzik has also accepted a position on the Technical Steering Board of the alliance.
Announced on February 28, 2017, the mandate of the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance is to build, promote and broadly support Ethereum-based technology.
“Initiatives like the EEA and BloqLabs will be critical to connecting enterprises with open source blockchain innovation,” said Garzik. “We’re thrilled to contribute our time, energy and insights to this project, and I’m honored to be appointed to the Technical Steering Board.”
“Jeff [Garzik] is a legend of the open source community and has been one of the most prominent advocates for strong technical governance of public blockchains,” said Jeremy Millar, chief of staff of ConsenSys and board member of the EEA. “Combined with his experiences from the Linux Foundation, Red Hat and Bitcoin Core, Jeff is a tremendous addition to our technical leadership.”
Bloq delivers blockchain technology solutions for global enterprises. Its software platform enables companies to build, manage and scale solid blockchain-enabled ecosystems, all backed by enterprise-grade service and support.
Led by a team of world-class blockchain developers, entrepreneurs and investors, the company utilizes open-source technology, providing key linkages for secure interoperability with prevailing business systems. Its technology targets critical business issues surrounding security, provenance, authentication and reconciliation.
Over the past five months, Bloq has been in a major expansion mode, having acquired blockchain analytics pioneer Skry as well as co-launching Vulcan Digital Asset Services. The latter is a platform that gives digital assets utility for everyday banking, commerce and assets services, through PwC Australia.
Michael Scott is a full-time freelance writer specializing in the areas of blockchain technology, cryptocurrency and digital cities. He is currently located in Denver, Colorado. |
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Don't really know what to say because Qtum has highly criticised for over a month and my thought was even If they went ahead with their ICO, It'll be a total failure. Well now It seems I've been wrong all along. Qtum team has raised over $10m. For the records, That's The biggest amount raised in an ICO this year. Congrats to the team. The hype & promotion was worth it  Yes, thank you. Now we have to deliver, which means more long days. |
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amazing to have sold out so fast.. i wonder what percentage the chinese market brough vs the rest of the world.
anyways good work, hope to see you guys in the top10 coins
Bizhongchou should be open now, but it's past 2am in China so the last 4000BTC will probably come in slower. Allcoin.com may still have some tokens available. |
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It appears that Bizhongchou is back up
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Bizhongchou is having issues with their deposits, so once that is resolved, their customers will be able to purchase.
Over 7000BTC and 37,000ETH sold in about 90 minutes.
Bizhongchou has been down, so the remaining 4000BTC no one was able to purchase, so we hope that can sell once their site is up.
We very likely could have sold out in under 2 hours, but that's alright.
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1 of the exchanges wasn't reporting back, and 8btc started slow, so these numbers are a bit light This is at the 1 hour mark: |
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About 50% of 13,400BTC sold in 50 minutes.
EDIT: it's at about 6750 right now, just shy of an hour in, when you calculate the Ethereum.
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Over 5000BTC sold in under 10 minutes.
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