Qlink

Qlink aims to build the world’s first decentralized mobile network, which will extend  network coverage, reduce the cost of telecom infrastructures, and reward users for sharing  unused network assets.
This white paper explains the technical architecture of the decentralized mobile network.  By utilizing blockchain technology, Qlink applies digital identities to telecom assets,  repackages those assets, and records the usage footprint of each asset to a distributed  ledger. Additionally, Qlink aims to launch applications designed to allow peer-to-peer  sharing of assets, including Wi-Fi, mobile data access, and enterprise-to-peer SMS.
While improving the efficiency of existing networks, Qlink plans to launch its custom base  stations, including a model suitable for vehicle installation. By utilizing the idle resources of  network equipment, these base stations will allow users to become a part of the cryptoeconomy, and at the same time create a decentralized solution to cover network black  spots.
Qlink has assembled a team of seasoned telecom and blockchain developers, along with  experienced business and marketing professionals. Allen Li, founder of Qlink, previously  founded Youyou Mobile (invested by Alibaba Capital), which is a leading mobile data  distributor in China and Southeast Asia, and has partnered with 40 telecom operators  around the world to provide mobile data services to 6 million customers. Qlink’s R&D team  has spent last four years working for Youyou Mobile, and developed the company's first  virtual SIM card bank.
The Qlink ecosystem is supported by the Qlink token (QLC). QLC is the utility token used to  settle every transaction on the Qlink network, functioning as a cryptocurrency to measure  the value of assets and content.