QuantumPredict ($JYC) Token Whitepaper

Disclaimer and Risk Notice

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Legal and Compliance Statement

$JYC stands for Judgment Yield Credit. The token is presented as a utility token and is not intended to represent a security, stock, bond or financial instrument in any jurisdiction. Purchasing, holding or using $JYC does not grant ownership, dividend rights beyond expressly described staking rewards, or management rights in QuantumPredict.

QuantumPredict states that it will seek to comply with applicable laws and regulations, including anti-money-laundering (AML) and know-your-customer (KYC) requirements. Participation by citizens or residents of certain jurisdictions, including the United States and Mainland China, may be restricted.

Investment Risk Notice

• Market risk: crypto-asset prices can fluctuate sharply and may fall to zero.
• Technology risk: blockchain networks, smart contracts and oracle systems may suffer vulnerabilities, attacks, congestion or unknown failure modes.
• Regulatory risk: crypto regulation remains uncertain and may change quickly across jurisdictions.
• Competition risk: prediction markets are highly competitive, and the protocol may fail to achieve its expected market share.

Forward-Looking Statements

Statements regarding future events, financial condition, operating strategy and business plans are forward-looking statements. Actual results may differ materially from those expressed or implied by such statements.

Executive Summary

QuantumPredict is a next-generation decentralized prediction protocol that combines Web3, artificial intelligence and quantum-computing-related technologies to address opacity, insufficient liquidity and poor user experience in traditional prediction markets. Its stated vision is to build a fair, transparent, efficient and highly liquid global prediction intelligence platform where judgment can be converted into measurable value.

The protocol uses LMSR pricing to provide mathematically disciplined odds, Agent S—an AI-agent cluster—for automated market making and risk control, and quantum random number generation (QRNG) for provable randomness in designated platform workflows.

$JYC is the native ERC-20 utility token of the ecosystem, with a fixed total supply of 1,000,000,000. It is designed to connect users, developers and governance participants through prediction utility, staking rewards, referral incentives, dynamic buyback mechanics and fee-funded buyback-and-burn.

Version v2.1.1 Update Notes — June 2026

• Fee standardization: the standard platform trading fee is set at 3%, with a revised revenue allocation model.
• Limited-time dynamic buyback: the prior failure-compensation concept is replaced by a probabilistic 50%-90% buyback-discount mechanic for eligible new users.
• Revenue allocation upgrade: trading fees are allocated 30% to buyback and burn, 50% to the staking dividend pool, 15% to operations and team, and 5% to the ecosystem development fund.
• Roadmap shift: the 2026-2028 roadmap is moved later to align MVP development and compliance preparation, with the start node adjusted to 2026 Q3.

Version v2.0 Historical Notes — February 2026

• Added five account-recovery mechanisms, including social recovery and timelock protection.
• Introduced the $JYC_Game risk-free test-token system.
• Built a KOL tiering and permission-management framework.
• Clarified fiat on-ramp and USDT conversion flows.
• Disclosed ERC-4337 implementation status for the MVP phase.

Chapter 1 — Vision and Problem Statement

Project Vision

QuantumPredict aims to become the largest decentralized prediction intelligence platform. It is not positioned merely as a betting or trading website, but as a crowd-intelligence oracle where information, knowledge and judgment can flow freely and be converted into value.

• Web3: self-custody, transparent execution and democratic governance.
• AI: improved market efficiency, automated content review and intelligent prediction assistance.
• Quantum technologies: randomness, optimization and security preparation for future computational threats.

The long-term goal is to reach a $10 billion ecosystem valuation by 2029 and become a leading protocol in the Web3 prediction sector.

Pain Points in Traditional Prediction Markets

Existing sports-betting platforms, centralized binary-option venues and early decentralized applications suffer from structural defects that constrain market growth and harm users.

Market Opportunity

The whitepaper frames global prediction markets—including sports wagering, financial derivatives and political forecasting—as a rapidly expanding category, with a projected total market opportunity above $800 billion by 2028. The Web3 decentralized sub-segment is estimated at $80 billion with a CAGR above 100%.

Target User Profiles

• Web3-native users seeking higher transparency and yield-oriented DeFi interactions.
• Crypto investors who need event-based hedging or arbitrage tools.
• Sports-betting users dissatisfied with high take rates and withdrawal restrictions.
• Domain experts who want to monetize insight in politics, economics, technology and other fields.

Competitive Positioning

Why $JYC Is Needed

• Decentralized governance: token voting enables DAO control over protocol parameters.
• Ecosystem incentives: liquidity mining, trading rewards and referral commissions distribute tokens to contributors.
• Value capture: platform revenue can return to the ecosystem through buyback/burn and staking dividends.
• Anti-inflation design: fixed supply and burn mechanics are intended to support long-term scarcity.

Chapter 2 — Solution Architecture

System Architecture

QuantumPredict uses a layered modular architecture designed for performance, scalability and security.

Core Product Modules

• Market browsing and creation: more than 15 categories including finance, sports, politics, entertainment and esports, with AI-assisted UGC market creation.
• Prediction trading: a hybrid AMM and order-book model designed to support both long-tail liquidity and high-frequency markets.
• Agent S intelligent guardrail: 1,000 AI agents for market monitoring, anomaly detection, automated liquidity support and customer service, with projected annual labor-cost savings of $4-6 million.
• Social growth system: built-in multi-level referral commissions for growth loops.
• Staking: users can stake $JYC or LP tokens for up to 10% APY and share advertising revenue.

Technology Stack

User Journey

A typical user experience moves from simplified onboarding to fiat funding, prediction trading, oracle settlement and withdrawal or reinvestment.

Chapter 3 — Core Technical Innovation

LMSR — Logarithmic Market Scoring Rule

The protocol’s core pricing mechanism is based on LMSR, an automated market-maker model built specifically for prediction markets. Compared with constant-product formulas such as xy=k, LMSR is better suited to binary and multi-outcome event contracts.

• Mathematical fairness: LMSR automatically derives probabilities from outstanding market positions.
• Continuous liquidity: smart contracts can quote prices even without a direct counterparty.
• Removal of house advantage: aside from fixed low fees, the market is structured as a neutral zero-sum mechanism rather than a house-counterparty system.

In a binary example, q1 and q2 represent outstanding “Yes” and “No” shares and b is the liquidity parameter. With b=100 and 10 Yes / 10 No shares outstanding, P(Yes) is 0.5. Buying additional Yes shares increases the Yes probability.

Quantum Technology Suite

The whitepaper presents a three-part quantum technology strategy: QRNG for randomness, QAOA-style optimization for complex market calculations, and post-quantum cryptography for future-proof signing.

• QRNG: ANU quantum random-number generation is used for raffles, NFT blind-box allocation, dynamic buyback discount draws and designated probabilistic platform functions.
• QAOA-style optimization: classical simulation of quantum approximate optimization is used for multi-outcome market adjustment and liquidity-pool allocation, with a claimed efficiency improvement of roughly 400% in selected scenarios.
• PQC: CRYSTALS-Dilithium signatures are planned for core governance signing and treasury management to resist future quantum-computing threats.

Agent S Intelligent Guardrail Cluster

Agent S is described as an in-house decentralized AI operations system consisting of 1,000 independent AI agents operating at the service layer.

• Automated content moderation using GPT-4 and Claude model validation.
• Wash-trading detection through real-time on-chain monitoring.
• Automated market making informed by external data and news APIs.
• Risk hedging and circuit-breaker execution in extreme conditions.
• $JYC liquidity monitoring and buyback execution scheduling.

ERC-4337 Account Abstraction

To lower the Web2 onboarding barrier, the protocol plans to adopt ERC-4337 account abstraction for social login, paymaster gas sponsorship and batched user operations. The MVP phase in 2026 Q3 will still rely on traditional wallet connection because the chosen rapid-development stack does not yet support full ERC-4337. Full Web2-style account abstraction is scheduled for 2026 Q4.

Security Mechanisms

• Core treasury and upgrade contracts use a 5-of-7 multisignature arrangement.
• Smart contracts must pass CertiK or SlowMist audit before launch.
• A bug bounty of up to $100,000 is planned through Immunefi.
• Sybil-resistance mechanisms combine Gitcoin Passport and on-chain behavioral analysis.

Chapter 4 — $JYC Tokenomics

$JYC is the economic engine of the QuantumPredict ecosystem. Its allocation, utility and deflationary mechanics are designed to coordinate users, developers and investors over the long term.

4.1 Token Basics

Token Allocation

4.2 $JYC_Game Test Token

$JYC_Game is a no-value test token for new-user onboarding and risk-free product education.

4.3 Four-Year Vesting Schedule

4.4 Five Utilities of $JYC

• Fee payment: the standard fee is 3%; paying fees in $JYC gives a 20% discount, reducing the effective rate to 2.4%.
• Staking yield: users may stake $JYC for 5%-10% APY and share 70% of advertising revenue through the dividend pool.
• Governance: $JYC supports DAO voting and a veToken model to reward long-term lockup.
• VIP membership: locking 10,000 $JYC grants VIP status with zero-fee trading, early market access, AI signals and dedicated support.
• Margin and liquidation: $JYC is planned as the sole collateral token for future leveraged prediction products.

4.5 Buyback and Burn

Funds used for buyback and burn equal platform trading-fee revenue multiplied by 30%. For example, $10 million in weekly volume generates $300,000 in fees at 3%; 30% of that amount, or $90,000, is used to buy back and burn $JYC.

4.6 Price Support Flywheel

4.7 Value Capture

4.8 Appreciation Logic

• Demand side: fee discounts, VIP thresholds, governance weight and staking rewards create reasons to buy and hold.
• Supply side: vesting limits early sell pressure while buyback/burn reduces circulating supply.
• External catalysts: CEX listings and Layer-2 expansion may increase liquidity and exposure.

4.9 Liquidity Management

• DEX launch liquidity through Uniswap V3 on Arbitrum and PancakeSwap on BNB Chain.
• Market-making partnerships with leading providers such as Wintermute or GSR.
• High-APY liquidity mining in the first six months to solve cold-start liquidity.

4.10 Deflationary vs Inflationary Token Models

Chapter 5 — Triple Yield Model

5.1 Single-Yield Problem in Traditional Prediction Markets

Traditional platforms typically offer only one path to return: a user wins only if the prediction result is correct. If the prediction fails, the principal is lost. The whitepaper argues that this all-or-nothing structure creates high psychological friction and weak new-user retention.

5.2 QuantumPredict Triple Yield Architecture

• Prediction yield: users buy Yes or No shares through LMSR pricing. Correct shares settle to 1, incorrect shares settle to 0.
• Staking yield: funds locked in prediction contracts are treated as liquidity participation, allowing users to share advertising dividends at a target 10% APY, regardless of final prediction outcome.
• Referral yield: users can earn persistent commissions from invited users, with 3% of direct referral trading fees and 1% of second-level referral trading fees.

5.3 Limited-Time Dynamic Buyback

Since v2.1, the protocol replaces the older failure-compensation concept with a limited-time dynamic buyback. Eligible new users whose formal-market predictions fail may enter a buyback pool. QRNG is used to draw a discount level; the user can choose to repurchase the lost $JYC amount at the drawn discount within a 72-hour window.

• New-user only: eligibility may be defined by DAO parameters such as first 90 days after registration or first failed prediction for an address.
• Limited window: each buyback opportunity expires 72 hours after loss generation.
• Probabilistic discount: QRNG determines the discount in a transparent, unpredictable and non-manipulable way.
• No principal guarantee: the mechanism is positioned as a probabilistic commercial discount, not insurance, compensation or a promise of return.

Execution Flow

• Trigger: an eligible new user loses $JYC in a formal prediction market.
• Random draw: the system calls ANU QRNG and maps the result to the discount distribution.
• Window: the user has 72 hours to accept or decline the buyback.
• Settlement: after acceptance, the user pays loss amount × discount and receives the equivalent $JYC amount.
• Funding source: returned $JYC comes from the ecosystem development fund and the foundation reserve multisig treasury.

Example

If a new user loses 1,000 $JYC and the current price is $0.50, an 80% draw means the user pays 1,000 × 0.8 × $0.50 = $400 and receives 1,000 $JYC worth $500 at spot value. The effective cost of that loss is reduced by 20%.

5.4 Integrated Triple-Yield Case

In the win scenario, a user who allocates $100 to a Yes position priced at $0.60 earns $66.67 in prediction profit, $2.50 in staking yield over three months at 10% APY, and $5 in referral yield, for a total of $74.17. In a loss scenario with an 80% buyback discount, the same user still receives staking and referral income and obtains an effective $20 saving through the buyback, reducing the net loss to about $72.50.

5.5 Competitor Comparison

Chapter 6 — Governance

6.1 DAO Governance Framework

QuantumPredict is described as a decentralized autonomous organization. $JYC token governance is intended to provide a transparent, fair and verifiable on-chain system for protocol direction and parameter management.

6.2 Governance Weight Calculation

The protocol adopts a veToken-style model similar to Curve Finance. Users must lock $JYC to obtain governance power, and longer lockups produce higher voting weight.

Anti-Whale Mechanism

A variant of quadratic voting limits any single address to no more than 5% of total circulating voting power. Major treasury-use proposals require at least 100 independent voting addresses to be valid.

6.3 Governance Scope

• Voting scope includes market categories, fee rates within a 0.5%-5% range, revenue allocation ratios, dynamic buyback parameters, staking APY targets, VIP thresholds and ecosystem-fund spending above $50,000.
• Non-votable protections include the 1 billion fixed $JYC supply cap, core security thresholds and the irreversibility of burned tokens.

6.4 Proposal Process

• Proposal: any user holding at least 10,000 $JYC or 50,000 delegated votes can submit a forum proposal for three days of public display.
• Discussion: the community discusses the proposal and runs Snapshot soft voting.
• On-chain voting: formal voting lasts seven days. Normal proposals need over 50% support; major upgrades or parameter changes need over 66%.
• Timelock execution: approved proposals enter a 48-hour timelock before Governor Bravo execution.

6.5 Delegated Voting

QuantumPredict supports liquid democracy: users may delegate voting power to trusted community leaders, institutions or KOLs while retaining the ability to change or withdraw delegation. Delegates can receive reputation NFTs and small governance rewards for active participation.

6.6 Emergency Pause

If a severe security vulnerability is detected, a 5-of-7 multisig committee may trigger an emergency pause that freezes non-withdrawal contract interactions. A DAO emergency vote must begin within 48 hours to determine remediation or unpausing.

Chapter 7 — Business Model and Revenue

7.1 Revenue Sources

QuantumPredict uses a diversified revenue model built around prediction-market services, intelligent tools and value-added services.

7.1.1 Platform Trading Fees

• Standard fee: 3% per trade.
• $JYC fee payment receives a 20% discount, reducing the effective fee to 2.4%.
• VIP members receive zero-fee trading privileges.
• Revenue allocation: 30% buyback/burn, 50% staking dividend pool, 15% operations and team, 5% ecosystem development fund.

The model assumes an effective blended fee of about 2.7% after $JYC discount weighting. Conservative Year 1 monthly volume of $5 million yields approximately $135,000 monthly revenue and $1.62 million annual revenue. Growth and optimistic scenarios project $6.48 million in Year 2 and $16.2 million in Year 3.

7.1.2 VIP Subscription

7.1.3 Enterprise API Data Services

Target customers include quantitative funds, prediction-market researchers, data platforms and blockchain analytics companies.

7.1.4 Advertising and Brand Partnerships

• Homepage banner: $5,000 per week.
• Market-detail sidebar: $2,000 per week.
• Settlement-page interstitial: $1,000 per week.
• Branded custom markets: $10,000-$50,000 per market.

Advertising revenue is allocated 70% to stakers, 20% to platform operations and 10% to the ecosystem fund.

7.1.5 NFT Marketplace Fees

QuantumPredict plans an achievement-badge NFT marketplace. Badge types include prediction-master, staking-champion, community-contribution and limited event badges. The platform fee is 5%, with a 2% creator royalty.

7.2 Three-Year Revenue Forecast

Key Assumptions

User growth is assumed to move from 10,000 in Year 1 to 30,000 in Year 2 and 80,000 in Year 3. Monthly trading volume grows from $5 million to $20 million and then $50 million. VIP conversion remains at 3%, and enterprise customers grow from 10 to 15 and then 20.

7.3 Cost Structure and Profitability

The projected break-even point is Year 1 Q3, when monthly revenue reaches approximately $240,000.

7.4 Commercial Sustainability

• Network effects: more users create more markets, liquidity, better odds and more users.
• Fee flywheel: higher volume produces more fees, more buyback/burn and stronger holder attention.
• Diversification: VIP, enterprise API and advertising reduce reliance on token price or single-line revenue.
• Cost scalability: Agent S, multi-chain deployment, UGC content and open-source development reduce marginal operating cost.

Chapter 8 — Roadmap and Milestones

2026-2029 Roadmap Overview

2026 Q3 — MVP Launch and Seed Users

• Smart-contract development completed and mainnet deployment launched.
• First 10 curated markets go live.
• Chainlink oracle integration.
• Partial ERC-4337 social-login implementation.
• Target: 2,000 registered users and 100-200 DAU.

2026 Q4 — AI and Quantum Integration + KOL Management

• Agent S phase-one rollout with 100 agents.
• KOL management and monitoring system launch.
• QRNG integration.
• $JYC_Game test-token system release.
• iOS/Android app beta release.
• IDO of 3% token supply to raise $1.5 million.
• Liquidity mining begins at 200%-500% APY.
• Target: 10,000 users and 50+ markets.

2027 Q1 — Ecosystem Completion and Governance Launch

• UGC market creation goes live.
• Social referral system launches.
• Staking and veToken governance launch.
• Telegram Mini App release.
• First DAO proposal vote.
• Target: 30,000 users and 3,000 DAU.

2027 Q2 — Commercial Closure and Buyback/Burn

• VIP membership system, enterprise API, NFT achievement system and advertising system go live.
• First 500,000 $JYC buyback/burn.
• Tier-2 CEX listing.
• Target: 80,000 users, 8,000 DAU and $0.20-$0.50 token-price range.

2028 — Scaled Expansion

• 500,000 registered users and 50,000 DAU.
• Annual trading volume of $500 million.
• 5,000+ active markets.
• Quantum-computing acceleration introduced.
• 10+ ecosystem projects incubated.
• Cumulative burn of approximately 15%-18% of supply.
• Target market capitalization of $500 million to $1 billion.

2029 — Industry Leadership

• Become the largest global decentralized prediction protocol.
• Ecosystem valuation exceeds $10 billion.
• Data partnerships with Bloomberg and Reuters.
• Global regulatory licenses and compliant operations.
• DAO 2.0 with full community autonomy.
• Vision: the leading Web3 prediction-market brand.

8.1 Quarterly Plan for 2026-2027

Q3 2026 focuses on internal testnet deployment in July, DApp v0.1 testnet and whitelist beta in August, and mainnet deployment with initial sports and crypto-price markets in September. Community work includes official Discord, Telegram and Twitter channels, an early-bird program for 1,000 seed users, and publication of the v2.1 whitepaper and brand identity.

Q4 2026 launches Agent S, KOL management, QRNG, $JYC_Game and mobile beta. The KOL framework evaluates follower count, Web3 community activity, content cases, market quality, user acquisition and abnormal behavior. Initial KOL permissions last three months and may be upgraded, warned, downgraded or banned based on performance.

Q1 2027 launches UGC markets, social sharing and referral commissions, staking, veToken governance and Telegram Mini App. Q2 2027 launches VIP membership, enterprise APIs, NFT achievement badges, advertising and the first automatic fee-funded buyback/burn.

8.2 Token Listing and Liquidity Strategy

• Phase 1 — IDO: October 2026.
• Phase 2 — liquidity mining: November 2026 to February 2027 with a 100,000,000 $JYC reward pool and initial APY of 200%-500%.
• Phase 3 — CEX listing: Gate.io, MEXC and KuCoin in 2027 Q1; Binance, Coinbase and OKX targeted for 2027 Q2/Q3.

8.3 Long-Term Vision

The long-term plan is anchored on a $10 billion ecosystem valuation and global compliant operations by 2029.

Chapter 9 — Security and Audit

9.1 Smart-Contract Security

• Multisig governance: 5-of-7 signing with three core team members, two technical advisers and two community representatives.
• Tooling: Gnosis Safe and OpenZeppelin Defender.
• Professional audit: CertiK in September 2026 and SlowMist in October 2026.
• Continuous monitoring: Immunefi and Forta beginning November 2026.
• Bug bounty: public Immunefi pool of $100,000, with Critical up to $50,000, High $10,000-$20,000, Medium $2,000-$5,000 and Low $500-$1,000.
• Upgrade mechanism: proxy pattern with a 48-hour timelock.

9.2 Operational Security and Risk Control

• Sybil defense through Gitcoin Passport and tiered permissions.
• Wash-trading detection by Agent S, with reward cancellation for confirmed manipulation.
• Market-manipulation controls including per-trade limits of 10% of liquidity and cooling-off mechanisms.
• Liquidity-pool risk management via a 10% fee insurance fund, circuit breakers and hedging strategies.
• Oracle-failure handling through multi-source oracles such as Chainlink and UMA, with manual arbitration fallback.
• Cross-chain bridge safety through official bridges, bridge insurance and a 100,000 $JYC single-transfer cap.

9.3 Frontend Security and User Protection

• Anti-phishing measures include official-domain certification, official Chrome extension and verified social accounts.
• Private-key education includes mandatory safety notices and hardware-wallet support.
• User funds are segregated through a non-custodial model.

Chapter 10 — Legal and Compliance

10.1 Legal Framework and Compliance Strategy

• Token classification: $JYC is positioned as a utility token, not a security.
• MiCA compliance: the project states a commitment to whitepaper submission and AML/CTF compliance in the EU.
• KYC/AML: tiered KYC, Chainalysis monitoring and OFAC screening.
• Gambling-law risk: emphasis on skill versus chance, geo-blocking and fairness certification.
• Intellectual-property protection: trademarks, open-source licenses and patent applications.
• Tax compliance: users self-report taxes; CSV export and 1099 forms for U.S. users are planned.

10.2 User Agreement and Risk Disclosure

• Terms of service include age restrictions, VPN prohibition, anti-cheating rules and arbitration.
• Risk disclosures cover market, technology, liquidity and regulatory risks.
• Privacy policy follows GDPR principles and states that data will not be shared improperly.

10.3 Dispute Resolution

Customer service and appeal channels provide 24/7 response, with a dispute committee and arbitration under the Singapore International Arbitration Centre (SIAC).

10.4 Ongoing Compliance Commitment

The project commits to quarterly compliance reporting, legal-adviser support and proactive communication with regulators.

10.5 Compliance Note on the Limited-Time Dynamic Buyback

The limited-time dynamic buyback is described as a commercial discount for new users. It does not guarantee recovery of any portion of principal, does not constitute a financial derivative or security product, relies on QRNG for random discount draws, and can only be changed through DAO vote followed by a 48-hour timelock.

Chapter 11 — Risk Disclosure

11.1 Technical Risks

• Smart-contract vulnerabilities may lead to loss of funds.
• Oracle failure may prevent or distort settlement.
• Network congestion and high gas fees may impair experience.
• Quantum-computing threats may affect existing infrastructure, mitigated through PQC planning.

11.2 Market and Economic Risks

• Token price may fluctuate severely or fall to zero.
• Liquidity may be insufficient, causing slippage on large orders.
• Overly aggressive deflation may suppress token circulation.

11.3 Operational Risks

Key-team departures, competitive pressure and slower-than-expected user growth may affect the protocol.

11.4 Regulatory and Legal Risks

Policy uncertainty, expanded geographic restrictions and tax lookback exposure may affect availability and value.

11.5 Special Risks of the Limited-Time Dynamic Buyback

• Discount outcomes are probabilistic: the 50% discount has a 5% hit probability, the 80% discount has a 60% hit probability, and the worst case is a 90% discount with only 10% savings.
• The mechanism is available only to eligible new users, not existing users.
• It is not compensation, insurance or a principal-protection promise.
• Funding depends on the ecosystem fund and foundation reserve; in extreme conditions, the DAO may pause or adjust parameters.

11.6 Other Risks

Global recession, black-swan events and DAO-governance failure may impair the ecosystem.

11.7 Disclaimer

This document does not constitute investment advice. Participation indicates that the user understands and accepts all risks.

Appendix

Appendix A — Glossary

Appendix B — References

• Hanson, R. (2003). Combinatorial Information Market Design.
• NIST (2022). Post-Quantum Cryptography Standardization.
• ANU Quantum Random Numbers Server (2024).
• European Parliament (2023). Markets in Crypto-Assets (MiCA) Regulation.
• Buterin, V., et al. (2021). ERC-4337: Account Abstraction.

Appendix C — Smart-Contract Addresses

• BNB Chain: TBD
• Arbitrum: TBD
• Optimism: TBD

Appendix D — Community and Contact

• Website: qpred.io
• Twitter: @QPRED_EN
• Discord: qpred
• Telegram: qpred_official