Review on Quantstamp by Rahman Rahmanov
Quantstamp is a convenient project for property protection.
Quantstamp was created in June 2017 by Richard Ma and Steven Stewart, and its main purpose is to ensure the security of smart contracts and address various issues that arise. Although Quantstamp offers great opportunities for the widespread use of blockchain technology, they are not completely safe because many contracts have been stolen by hackers in the past decade due to misprinting of contract codes.
Quantstamp is a blockchain-based technology protocol that protects vulnerable platforms in the system and avoids various bottlenecks. This platform has a great deal of experience in researching smart contracts in the blockchain system in the market and makes it a great platform that ensures the security of any network.
Quantstamp uses the QSP token to evaluate and support its smart contracts and is an ERC-20 variant and is based on the Ethereum chain. The platform uses Ethereum's powerful advanced technology infrastructure to deliver on its core objectives and push for the best practices.
QSP allows smart contracts within the Quantstamp system to use token security software. I think this platform is a project that will have great growth in the future and I recommend that you use it.
Pros
- A recognized platform that ensures the security of any network.
- The guarantee of my neutrality will make you the best you can be.
Cons
- I didn't see the flaw.
