Qtum’s Block Size Limit Will Be Governed by Smart Contracts: Here’s How

By cineramaMay 24, 2017Bitcoin Business

Qtum is an up-and-coming smart contract platform set to launch in September of this year. Sometimes ambitiously referring to itself as “China’s Ethereum,” the project recently raised $15 million […]

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Qtum’s Block Size Limit Will Be Governed by Smart Contracts: Here’s How

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