Unlike traditional linear blockchains, our Directed Acyclic Graph (DAG) structure allows for parallel processing of transactions. Combined with Proof-of-Stake (PoS) validators for security and ordering, this hybrid approach enables massive throughput without compromising on security or decentralization.

Yes, QBit is fully EVM-compatible. This means developers can easily deploy existing Ethereum dApps (written in Solidity) to QBit with minimal changes, instantly benefiting from our lower gas fees and faster transaction speeds.

QBT is the native utility token of the network. It is used for paying transaction gas fees, staking to secure the network (and earning rewards), participating in governance votes, and as a primary collateral type within our DeFi ecosystem.

Anyone can become a validator by staking a minimum required amount of QBT tokens and running a node. We also support delegated staking, allowing token holders to delegate their stake to trusted validators and share in the rewards.

Thanks to our high-throughput DAG architecture, QBit offers near-zero gas fees, averaging less than $0.0001 per transaction. This makes it economically viable for high-frequency trading, micro-payments, and complex GameFi interactions.

Yes, QBit is future-proofed with Post-Quantum Cryptography (PQC). We integrate advanced lattice-based signature schemes to protect user wallets and consensus from potential quantum computing threats, ensuring your assets remain secure in the post-quantum era.

Absolutely. We have launched a $100 Million Ecosystem Fund specifically to support builders. Whether you are developing DeFi protocols, NFT marketplaces, or Web3 games, you can apply for grants, technical support, and marketing acceleration.