Don Ho of Business Development gave a presentation @ ETH Taipei about Quantstamp! ❤️

Check out his presentation here:
https://www.reddit.com/r/Quantstamp/comments/8aqu1n/don_ho_gave_a_presentation_eth_taipei_about

Official article from the Ethereum Community Fund welcoming Quantstamp!

https://medium.com/@EthereumECF/the-ecf-family-is-growing-f9f16b805111

Our response to the recently found batchOverflow and proxyOverflow vulnerabilities.

To serve our community Quantstamp has contacted affected tokens and their relevant exchanges to assist at cost. We won’t be making a profit from our effort to make the Ethereum ecosystem more secure. Please contact security@quantstamp.com for more information.

https://medium.com/quantstamp/quantstamps-assessment-of-the-recent-batchoverflow-and-proxyoverflow-vulnerabilities-1f9562fa7340

As part of our commitment to the community, we’ve conducted a review of our good friends OmiseGo's token for the recent batchOverflow and proxyOverflow vulnerabilities

https://t.co/fbQg9dOw5G

We have audited over 100 ERC20 tokens listed on the world’s leading digital currency exchange, Binance, and validated that none are vulnerable to the recent batchOverflow and proxyOverflow vulnerabilities

https://medium.com/quantstamp/quantstamps-successful-security-audit-of-binance-s-erc20-tokens-c4577a31d8a6

We're on the front page of The Next Web today!

https://thenextweb.com/hardfork/2018/04/30/erc20-tokens-bugs-binance-quantstamp/

Check out our CEO Richard Ma's interview with Forbes Japan on Quantstamp's roots, vision and our perspective on the future of smart contracts in Japan!

https://forbesjapan.com/articles/detail/20925/1/1/1

We're incredibly delighted to be working with 0x Protocol on auditing 0x v2.0 which will introduce new smart contract architecture, token standards such as ERC-721 and a variety of performance and UX upgrades.

https://blog.0xproject.com/introducing-0x-protocol-v2-9f5bda04d38d

Yesterday, our new Regional Manager for APAC, Kei Oda, presented smart contracts to large enterprises in Japan as part of Plug and Play's Fintech selection day.

Plug and Play is a worldwide accelerator program that helps supercharge corporate innovation through bridging startups to large enterprises. Plug and Play Fintech in Japan is a 12-week program that connects the best early-to-growth stage Fintech startups to the largest financial institutions in Japan, with a special emphasis on building a bridge between Silicon Valley and Japan. Plug and Play's corporate partners include MUFG, Dentsu, Nissan, Panasonic and Fujitsu.

https://www.plugandplaytechcenter.com/japan/

In order to benefit the smart contract ecosystem and make crowdsale fundarising processes more equitable and fair, we are proud to have conducted and audit of the Interactive Initital Coin Offering (IICO) smart contract implementation by Modular Inc.

https://medium.com/quantstamp/quantstamp-is-proud-to-announce-that-we-have-conducted-an-audit-of-the-interactive-initial-coin-deaba0f48854

We’re delighted to formalize our friendship and goodwill with Wanchain through helping audit and advise their ecosystem. We look forward to an exciting collaboration on Wanchain 2.0, WANLab and support their vision of accelerating financial inclusion and adoption of blockchain technology.

https://bit.ly/2kp4osZ

Watch the livestream on Twitch https://www.twitch.tv/bugcrowdofficial where you can catch our Head of Security Audits Jonathan Haas speaking later today for Bugcrowd's LevelUp 0x02 #bugbounty #ItTakesACrowd

Excited that our own Community Manager @JaredHarrill will be taking part in today’s blockchain panel with Andrew of @originprotocol (@unicorn) Kevin of @GetGitcoin (@owocki) and William George of @Kleros_io in Calgary at the first annual @INVENTUREScan #YYC #Blockchain

https://twitter.com/Quantstamp/status/1004775179753410563

“I think if you read this - you'll have a much better understanding of how we're building this company” - Richard

Before we made it into YCombinator - I was a fan of Paul Graham, Jessica Livingston and their philosophy for startups. Here’s some really great links for how to build a startup.

1) product-market fit
http://www.michaelseibel.com/blog/the-real-product-market-fit
2) finding the right type of users
http://www.michaelseibel.com/blog/users-you-don-t-want
3) doing things that don’t scale, like our audits or our dedication to community
http://paulgraham.com/ds.html
4) on revenue and burn
http://blog.samaltman.com/unit-economics
5) on the post-yc slump - how do you work on real problems
http://blog.samaltman.com/the-post-yc-slump
6) on how the world is not a zero-sum game
http://www.paulgraham.com/mean.html
7) on the product development cycle
http://www.michaelseibel.com/blog/product-development-cycle-fundamentals
8) how to make challenging product decisions and prioritize features
http://blog.geoffralston.com/startup-priorities (edited)

Over the past month a lot has happened. We’ve made progress on the QSP protocol, made new hires, completed several major audits, and have several more lined up. We’re also continuing our practice of participating in and giving back to the community by speaking at and supporting events around the world.

Here’s a rundown of some of the things that have been going on:

https://medium.com/quantstamp/quantstamp-community-update-june-21-2018-1d3921ada22f

“We chose Quantstamp because we believe they have a disruptive technology, and we think they can lead the way for the blockchain ecosystem here in Japan.”

https://medium.com/quantstamp/quantstamp-enters-japanese-market-with-acceptance-to-plug-and-play-fintech-accelerator-d6da04012d4e