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<p>Yesterday, I had to call out a personal pick for a good mover in the future: </p>
<h4><a href=" https://quantstamp.com">Quantstamp</a>: The Protocol for Securing Smart Contracts</h4>
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<p>Today, I'm starting to see an upward price action, so it's gaining some attention out there.<br>
Fundamentally, it has reason to be moving: it's a platform for auditing smart contracts, which is a necessary as more adoption of smart contracts grows. Historically, there have been catastrophic mistakes that Quanstamp can be part of the solution.</p>
<p>My favorite element to this is the reward mechanism for programmers and white-hats to find security vulnerabilities. Now, that's incentive!</p>
<h2>The Auditing Network</h2>
<h5>Quantstamp is a specialized network that connects developers, investors and users around a transparent and scalable <strong>proof-of-audit</strong>.</h5>
<h5><em>The network acts as a critical piece of transparency by enabling automated checks on smart contract vulnerabilities and automatically rewarding verifiers who identify bugs.</em></h5>
<h5>Quantstamp tokens allow the platform to operate in a <strong>scalable</strong> and fully decentralized fashion, delivering computation fees to verifier nodes, and bounties for locating vulnerabilities.</h5>
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<blockquote>Quantstamp is the first <strong>scalable</strong> 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</blockquote>
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