‘Qtum’ since its crowd sale in March 2017, has gained quite a lot of respect in the developer as well as investor community. The project is a hybrid of the best of Bitcoin and Ethereum plans to make blockchain user-friendly for businesses. The project inherits the UTXO model from Bitcoin for tracking funds and utilizes Ethereum’s EVM to allow smart contracts. With major releases for Qtum yet to be announced, the recent exit of the ex-lead developer of Qtum Stephen Xu has raised some eyebrows. So today we will be interviewing Stephen and asking him questions regarding Qtum and blockchain’s future.
We will start by asking questions from our readers that we received through various social media handles. Though we were not able to address all of them we have selected two of them.
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