QGOV Protocol is an EVM-compatible Layer-1 blockchain and decentralized governance-security protocol that lets Web3 applications opt into its Shared Governance Security infrastructure. Q Blockchain's Twitter Score is 15 out of 1000 as of September 2026, ranking #63,848 among 486,621 tracked accounts.
Q Blockchain was originally launched as Q Protocol before being renamed QGOV Protocol following the approval of Q Constitution Proposal #10, which unified the protocol's name with its native-token ticker, QGOV. The protocol operates as a decentralized governance layer for Web3, combining rule-setting, enforcement, and dispute resolution within a governance architecture anchored by a human-readable Q Constitution. Its blockchain runs on delegated proof of stake with a permissionless validator set, and remains EVM-compatible. A 2026 update directed node operators to upgrade to q-client v2.0.0 following the renaming, confirming the network is still active.
Q Blockchain is affiliated with the Q International Foundation as its initiator, with Q Development AG as a key contributor, with Distributed Lab as a core contributor, and with Postera GmbH as an early supporter and active contributor. Greenfield Capital reported leading a $12 million funding round and noted that the mainnet had launched by May 2022. Additional financial backers include HashKey Capital and ChainLayer, while strategic backers include Nethermind, VNX, Tencent Cloud, and GOSH.
Q Blockchain has published 1,743 posts and has 34,729 followers as of September 2026. The account has been mentioned by 54 accounts, with 303 total mentions.
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