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Qtum is a smart contract blockchain that uses a Proof-of-Stake (PoS) consensus mechanism similar to Ethereum. It combines aspects of both the Ethereum and Bitcoin blockchains. Qtum uses the Bitcoin core as its network base for security. Qtum also integrated Ethereum's virtual machine (the EVM) so that Qtum could support smart contracts and decentralized applications (dApps

The founders of Qtum are Patrick Dai, Neil Mahi, and Jordan Earls. Patrick studied computer science at Draper University. Neil has 20 years of experience developing software and has four years of experience in the blockchain space

The main reasons to invest in Qtum include: 1. Qtum is a general-purpose blockchain that tries to address four issues in Bitcoin and Ethereum blockchain: interoperability, governance, the costliness of the proof-of-work mechanism, and difficulty of connecting smart contracts with real-life applications. 2. It allows users to build applications and host them on virtual machines, including the Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) and the x86 virtual machine. 3. Qtum targets enterprise companies