SAN FRANCISCO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Since June 2017, the number of Ethereum smart contracts has quadrupled from 500,000 to over 2 million.
For cryptocurrencies and blockchain change-makers, it seems like a good thing. That is, until there’s a hack. And few companies are equipped to maintain scale with the exponential growth and unyielding complexity of smart contracts.
For this reason, Quantstamp is being considered one of the most promising blockchain companies of 2017. Now the fastest growing channel on Telegram, the crypto community following has skyrocketed to 230 times its audience size in September.
Launching the first automated security audit protocol designed to find vulnerabilities in Ethereum smart contracts, co-founders Richard Ma and Steven Stewart recognize the value of building a foundation of blockchain community support.
“Because the success of Quantstamp directly impacts the success of the Ethereum, it is important that the blockchain community become stakeholders in our business,” said Richard Ma.
“This week, Quantstamp announced its public token sale and we will soon be working with Y Combinator to maintain momentum moving forward.”
