Qtum September Recap: Innovations in DeFi and Offline Staking

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Introduction

September was a milestone month for Qtum, marked by the ongoing Stake-A-Thon and the launch of the Qtum DeFi Grant Program. With up to $5 million allocated for DeFi development on Qtum’s blockchain, the ecosystem is poised for transformative growth.

Why Qtum for DeFi?

👉 Explore Qtum’s DeFi Grant Program


Qtum Stake-A-Thon: Revolutionizing Staking

Launched on August 30, 2020, the Stake-A-Thon promotes Qtum’s Offline Staking Protocol, enabling users to:

Participation Options:

  1. Address Delegation
  2. Super Staker
  3. Pool Delegation

Offline Staking Providers

Leading Platforms:


New Listings & Partnerships

Crypto.com Integration

DeFi Collaborations


Qtum Blog Highlights

Stake-A-Thon Progress

Post-Hard Fork Guides


Industry Recognition

Media Coverage

Ethereum Comparisons


Technical Developments

Key Updates:

Electrum Wallet Improvements


FAQs

1. How does Offline Staking work?

Users delegate QTUM to Super Stakers while retaining custody of their funds.

2. What’s the minimum stake for the Stake-A-Thon?

No minimum—participation is open to all delegators.

3. When will Ledger support Offline Staking?

Awaiting Ledger’s firmware updates; Qtum is development-ready.

👉 Stay updated with Qtum’s latest innovations


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