Comparison of Boon Coin with Quantstamp

Boon Coin vs Quantstamp

Boon coin and Quantstamp will launch their token sales very soon. A brief comparison between them gives the impression that both of them have a good chance of success.

Boon coin launches its 500 million tokens for crowdsale at $0.04 per token. Quantstamp gives away 5000 of their tokens per Ethereum. Boon coin has only 20 Million market cap whereas Quantstamp has placed their market cap slightly above this at 30 Million. Both Quantstamp and Boon Coin have their origin from countries in North America. Boon Coin is from US and Quantstamp is from Canada.

The team of Boon Coin is equipped with experienced people who had been part of Thomson-Reuters, IBM, and Oracle. The Quantstamp team is also having great personalities who have worked in Samsung, Amazon, and Microsoft. Both Boon Coin and Quantstamp have a successful team without blockchain. It is not easy to find such a good team of advisers as Boon Coin has. They have their advisers from remarkable companies like Oracle, GE, and Yahoo. The advisers of Quantstamp is from Goldman Sachs, Facebook etc. Boon.Tech have one of the top international Law Firms Paul Hastings as their Law firm.

It is not common for a token sale project to accept USD but Boon Coin Accept USD which is a very positive sign. This aspect will certainly attract investors due to ease of investment for the token sale. Quantstamp does not accept USD, they accept only Ethereum. Boon Coin has set a maximum cap for individual investors. A single person can invest max 20 ETH in Boon Coin. In Quantstamp, they have no fixed maximum cap for individual investors, but the tokens will be divided by the number of people who have KYC approved. Accredited investors from the US can invest in Boon Coin and Quantstamp. Boon Coin has developed their freelancing app in IOS and Android in the most user-friendly manner.