QF Builders Series #1 – @qfdappstore We’re highlighting early teams building on QF in this new series. Starting with QF dApp Store. is building the distribution layer between QF builders and users. A transparent, on-chain Dappstore that makes discovery simple and scalable. Here’s why they chose QF 👇 1/ Why QF? “We didn’t choose QF because it was trendy. We chose it because it’s structurally aligned with long-term infrastructure thinking. Most networks optimize for liquidity cycles. QF is optimizing for execution and architecture. We’re building a distribution layer. That requires speed, determinism, and economic clarity — not hype.” 2/ Decisive architectural factor? “Performance consistency and fee predictability. If you’re building a Dappstore, every micro-interaction matters. You can’t have UX dependent on congestion or volatility. QF’s architectural focus on speed and stable execution made it possible to think in product terms — not gas survival terms.” 3/ Why QF’s philosophy? “QF feels engineered, not marketed. Our thesis is simple: Infrastructure > noise. QF is designed like a system. We’re building on top of that system — a permissionless distribution layer that amplifies builders instead of gatekeeping them.” 4/ Biggest surprise? “How early it still is. There’s real space to shape primitives here. On mature chains, you inherit constraints. On QF, you can help define standards. That’s rare.” 5/ How it scales? “If QF becomes the execution layer for Web3, QF Dappstore becomes the discovery and distribution layer. The more builders launch, the more interfaces emerge, the more usage flows through the store. We scale with activity — not speculation.” 6/ Who should join? “Builders who think in systems. Not short-term token mechanics. Not extractive launches. If you care about UX, real usage, sustainable economics, and long-term positioning — this is the moment. Early ecosystems aren’t about visibility. They’re about influence.” Infrastructure only matters if people build on it. This is just the beginning. QF Start Where Freedom Is Engineered

What if building a Web3 app was this simple? New w3ard demo video! In this demo, w3zard generates a complete Freelancer Escrow dApp in just a few clicks. You start with a simple wizard. Describe the app you want. Configure the contract logic. w3zard then generates: • A working smart contract • A full frontend interface • Transaction flows (deploy, deposit, release, refund) • A ready-to-run project structure No complex setup. No manual scaffolding. No weeks of boilerplate. Just describe the product you want to build. From idea → working dApp. This preview shows how far w3zard already is. And it’s only getting started. 🔮

Dapp Lab: 7 projects. One month since mainnet. @QfPad_ · QFLink · QFClash · QFStream · 52F · quantumNotary · @qfdappstore No funding. No gatekeeping. Just builders.

Ethereum RPC compatibility is now live on QF. QF Network now exposes a fully functional Ethereum-compatible RPC endpoint. What this means: • Solidity contracts can be deployed • Ethereum tooling works • JSON-RPC calls function as expected • Developers can start exploring Ethereum dApp migration Under the hood: • EVM execution enabled via pallet-revive • pallet-revive-eth-rpc activated • 0.1 second block times • Orders of magnitude faster finality Developers can access the ETH RPC here: archive.mainnet.qfnode.net/e… QF is now a high-speed, EVM-compatible execution layer. This is just the beginning. More to come. QF Start Where Freedom Is Engineered