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Qtum kicked off the year of the Tiger with some interesting reports that shed further light on one of the most fundamental building blocks of the ecosystem – staking.
Qtum released a staking report for January 2022, which you can read here:
Here are some numbers from the report:
Qtum published a blog that reviewed all the transaction fees on the Qtum mainnet for 2021. You can read it here:
In Qtum, the block rewards for staking wallets or delegating addresses have two parts:
In 2021, our data set from January 1, 2021, to December 31, 2021 consisted of blocks 764,515 to 1,508,489. Here are some interesting numbers:
With this pull request, Qtum core will be updated to the Bitcoin Core 22 version. The code also contains previous updates which need to be configured for mainnet and testnet.
The configuration file chainparams.cpp needs to be updated for mainnet and testnet for Taproot activation to those networks The files contain a parameter called consensus.nLondonHeight that can be used to set the activation block for the EVM London fork.
We published a blog on “Why Qtum is the Real Evolution of Bitcoin.”
Why Qtum is the Real Evolution of Bitcoin
“By combining Bitcoin’s original UTXO model with Ethereum’s game-changing EVM (Ethereum Virtual Machine), Qtum has created a blockchain that’s the most organic and obvious evolution of the original Bitcoin blockchain.”
Thank you, ZyCrypto, for mentioning Qtum in your article on “The Role of EVM in Blockchain Project Evolution.”
"#Qtum provides the benefits of being an unspent transaction output (UTXO) blockchain combined with Proof-of-Stake (PoS)...Its deployment of the Janus version of the EVM has enabled the Qtum blockchain to be one blockchain to watch out for."