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If Request was the ICO of October then QuantStamp is the ICO of November.

What is QuantStamp?

As described on their website:

"Quantstamp is the first scalable security-audit protocol designed to find vulnerabilities in Ethereum smart contracts. Our team is stellar: PhDs with industry experience, backed by a powerful blockchain industry advisory board."

To put it simply, the protocol is built on the Ethereum blockchain, and provides token incentives for the contribution of verification software (submitted by security experts), validating requests (processed by nodes on the blockchain) and finding bugs that break smart contract codes.

So, you submit the SmartContract to the network, it audits your smart contract in a timely and cost effective manor, and that's it, simple as.


Why QuantStamp?

Unlike other ICO's these guys already have a working prototype of the network that they are already using to audit other ICO's smart contracts.

Request was actually the first smart contract audited by their system.

They have first movers advantage in this space, no one else is doing this and it solves a very real problem so there will be demand for this. There have already been two high profile smart contract hacks, one this year and one last year, so companies will be looking to use something like this to keep smart contract integrity.

How do I get involved with QuantStamp?

Head on over to the website: https://quantstamp.com/

And join the whitelist. You will need a Telegram account and an email address (obviously).

Currently they are in the pre-sale stage which requires you to shill their project in exchange for entry to the pre-sale, they are calling it Proof of Care or POC for short (three guesses why I'm creating this thread right now). If you need any further ideas I recommend doing a blog post, youtube video review or creating and posting memes to their reddit page: https://www.reddit.com/r/Quantstamp/

If you don't want to get in on the Pre-Sale the main sale will be more standard practice and not require the POC.

Any questions please feel free to fire away.