
Learn how Qtum leverages the Bitcoin UTXO protocol's security with smart contracts via the account abstraction layer and PoS, enabling dApps, secure value transfer, and real world application.
Explore Qtum, an open-source, UTXO-based blockchain with smart contracts and proof-of-stake, blending Bitcoin core stability with Ethereum-style Solidity for secure, scalable dApps.
Discover how Qtum blends Bitcoin's UTXO model with Ethereum's smart contracts by adding an account abstraction layer that enables Ethereum compatibility while using proof-of-stake for security.
Explore the UTXO model and the proof-of-stake consensus powering Qtum, contrasting Bitcoin's UTXO with the accounts model and learn how staking determines the next block reward.
Explore how Qtum combines the UTXO model with Ethereum-like smart contracts through the Account Abstraction Layer (AAL), enabling the EVM to run on Bitcoin Script and update the global state.
Qtum blends a UTXO-based smart contract platform with PoS 3, enabling Ethereum contracts to run on bitcoin’s core via the AAL and EVM, with backwards compatibility and DGP governance.
Discover how UNITA delivers secure data storage, cross-chain trading, and high-throughput transactions with SCAR, a scalable consensus algorithm that dynamically adjusts blockchain parameters for enterprise needs.
Discover how Qtum combines Ethereum-like smart contracts with Bitcoin’s UTXO security, enabling third parties to pay transaction fees, and how Google Cloud tools simplify building dApps and staking.
Discover how to get involved in Qtum by staking tokens, running nodes, and using Google Cloud tools, while understanding its proof-of-stake consensus, account abstraction layer, and smart contract functionality.
Expand your knowledge on Qtum and the specific characteristics that give Qtum its value. Qtum is one of the more innovative projects in the ecosystem with a deep technology stack and strong team.
Through this course you will gain a practical base of knowledge of how Qtum’s building a secure Value Transfer Protocol using DApps or “decentralized applications”, which can provide benefits to various industries and a solid understanding of the Qtum model and implementation.