QUBI
  • 🟢Section 1: $QUBI
    • 1.1 Introduction to QUBI
    • 1.2 QUBI for Entrepreneurs
    • 1.3 QUBI for Real Estate Developers
    • 1.4 Solution: Real Estate Crowdfunding
    • 1.4.1 Tokenization of Real World Assets
    • 1.4.2 Property Management Solutions
    • 1.4.3 QUBI Applications in the Industry
    • 1.4.4 QUBI Offerings within the Industry
  • 📱Section 2: Application
    • 2.1 Architecture of Applied Blockchain: Solana
    • 2.2 Private Subnet
    • 2.3 Differences between Solana Blockchain and Ethereum Blockchain
    • 2.4 Backend
    • 2.5 Architecture with a Focus on Simplicity and Efficiency Design
    • 2.6 Creation of a Developer Project (KYC)
    • 2.8 Features
    • 2.9 In-App Purchases
    • 2.10 In-App Sales (Secondary Market)
  • 📊Section 3: Economic Model
    • 3.1 Economic Model
    • 3.2 Introduction to the $QUBI Token
    • 3.3 Token Supply Distribution
    • 3.4 Distribution of $QUBI
    • 3.5 Consensus Protocol / Token Issuance Model
    • 3.6 Royalties and Fees
    • 3.7 Backing Locked Capital and Minimum Liquidity Price (LPF)
    • 3.8 Key Ecosystem Actors and Actions
    • 3.9 Token Sale Protocol
    • 3.10 Tokenomics Details
  • 🗓️Section 4: Current Context
    • 4.1 Roadmap
    • 4.2 Disclaimer
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  1. Section 2: Application

2.1 Architecture of Applied Blockchain: Solana

The architecture of Solana blockchain, applied within the QUBI platform, boasts high throughput and low latency, making it ideal for real-time applications like real estate transactions. Solana's unique consensus mechanism, Proof of History (PoH), ensures chronological order and integrity of transactions, enhancing security and scalability. QUBI leverages Solana's architecture to provide users with a fast, secure, and reliable platform for tokenizing real-world assets and conducting transactions with minimal delays.

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