>Genesis block on late September
>Dev team that aren't pajeets or gooks
>Different tech than NEO or Metropolis
>Small marketcap
>An actual use
>An ERC20 token (for now)
Like why nobody is talking about it?
Too bad one of the founders left with a scathing expose on the other two. Too lazy to google
>>3229918
Just FUD, nothing but a nigger who ran the twitter account who felt he was entitled to 1/3rd of the rewards. You trust his word over two guys with PhDs?
>>3230035
Even if qrl's a sham, the hype alone for genesis block would more than make up for it.
Ive been watching QRL for 4 months and have nothing but good things to say.
>>3229951
FUD is keeping the price artificially low right now, so buy the dip
>>3229891
Tell me one good reason QRL isnt fucking retarded
>muh quantum computing
literally any coin can hard fork to become quantum resistant, at any possible moment.
from bitcoin to ethereum, they can just hard fork and become quantum resistant in 5 years or 10 years when it actually becomes an issue.
>>3230181
When those hard forks happen, how far will they go back?
When quantum computers start being used and get used to fake a few transactions, it's not going to be an immediately noticeable thing. Once it's obvious, people are going to be suspicious of the last week or month or year of transactions. Even if it's obvious how far to rewind for the hardfork, there will be a hit to the confidence in the coin and that will hurt the price.
But really there will be arguments about how far to rewind history in the hard fork. There might be multiple hard forks made, splitting the value of the currency N ways. The arbitrariness will hurt the currency further.
QRL won't have that issue, so diversifying into it means you won't get completely fucked as the world shifts in response to quantum computers.
>>3229891
Looks interesting, thanks for sharing OP!
Buy now or die trying.