Recently, Quantum Chain has performed remarkably in the Japanese market, with multiple factors contributing to its success.

First of all, the technological advantages of Quantum Chain are highly aligned with the demands of the Japanese market. Its innovative hybrid architecture not only supports Bitcoin's SPV lightweight wallets but also is compatible with Ethereum smart contracts. This feature is particularly suitable for Japan's vast IoT market, effectively meeting the demands of scenarios such as device identity authentication. With the introduction of the SegWit protocol in 2024, transaction processing capabilities will be significantly enhanced, coupled with the low energy consumption characteristics of the PoS consensus mechanism, Quantum Chain is expected to provide Japanese enterprises with high-performance blockchain solutions, such as real-time supply chain tracking.

Secondly, Quantum Chain has extensive and in-depth cooperation at the application level. Through collaboration with the Zeux application, Quantum Chain has achieved seamless integration with Apple Pay and Samsung Pay. This means that users can use QTUM for consumption at all Zeux outlets, enjoying one-stop services for cross-border payments and investment management without incurring additional fees. This innovative model stands out in the Japanese mobile payment market, giving Quantum Chain a significant competitive advantage.

In the academic field, Quantum Chain is also actively positioned. As early as 2018, Waseda University's Global Institute for Science and Knowledge Integration collaborated with the Japanese blockchain community to establish a dedicated blockchain research institute. As an important participant, Quantum Chain has promoted the deep integration of industry, academia, and research through this platform, making significant contributions to cultivating local blockchain talent and building a developer ecosystem.

In addition, Quantum Chain actively participates in industry communication activities. In 2019, Quantum Chain made its debut at the Japan Blockchain Summit, which brought together many top listed companies in Japan and global investment institutions. The founder of Quantum Chain engaged in in-depth discussions on industry hot topics at the summit, showcasing its technical strength and laying the foundation for seeking more enterprise-level collaborations.

The success of Quantum Chain in Japan is not only a manifestation of technological advantages but also a result of deeply understanding the local market and actively promoting the construction of the industrial ecosystem. With the in-depth application of blockchain technology across various industries in Japan, Quantum Chain is expected to play an increasingly important role in this third-largest economy in the world.