Qtum combines a Bitcoin-based UTXO model with Ethereum-compatible smart contracts, making it a distinctive asset for users who want to move value between ecosystems or rebalance holdings across chains. Swapping QTUM is common when moving out of smart-contract positions or repositioning into assets on other networks. Because QTUM operates on its own dedicated network, routing is straightforward with no multi-chain ambiguity to navigate.
Before swapping QTUM, confirm that your receiving wallet or platform supports the native QTUM network, as there is only one network available for this asset — no wrapped or bridged variants are offered on Zest. Double-check that the destination address is a valid QTUM address, since sending to an incompatible address format could result in lost funds. On-chain confirmation times can vary depending on network activity, so allow some flexibility after broadcast. Zest shows the expected rate and destination amount before you confirm, giving you a chance to review the terms before any funds move.
QTUM
Qtum (QTUM) is a cryptocurrency launched in 2017. Qtum has a current supply of 107,822,406 with 106,057,949 in circulation. The last known price of Qtum is 0.70373287 USD and is up 0.80 over the last 24 hours. It is currently trading on 319 active market(s) with $7,323,314.65 traded over the last 24 hours. More information can be found at https://qtum.org/.
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