Launching today
Quantum-Lattice
Post - Quantum Blockchain (ML-DSA-65)
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Post - Quantum Blockchain (ML-DSA-65)
5 followers
Quantum-Lattice is a Layer 1 blockchain signed entirely with ML-DSA-65 (NIST FIPS 204) — resisting quantum attacks that already threaten Bitcoin and Ethereum via "harvest now, decrypt later." Live now: real proof-of-work mining, a non-custodial browser wallet (WASM, client-side signing), mining clients for Linux/Windows, a live explorer, and a Security & Transparency page with reproducible cryptographic test vectors. Open source, Apache 2.0 licensed. Built by Futuristic AI, Durban, South Africa.
Cool to see a quantum-resistant L1 actually live with working mining and a non-custodial wallet already shipped. One thing I'd love: a lightweight mobile wallet (iOS/Android) that pairs with the WASM browser one, since most people check balances and sign on their phones these days. Would make it way more practical for everyday use.
@yavuz1682575 Thanks, genuinely appreciate that! And good feedback, exactly the kind that's useful.
Worth clarifying: the wallet does already work on mobile right now, since it's a browser page you can just open on a phone (I've tested it myself on Chrome mobile) — not an install, just visiting the site.
But you're right that a proper native app is a different, better experience for daily use — quicker access, maybe biometric unlock, that sort of thing. Genuinely on the list as a real next step, not something I'll pretend is already covered. No firm timeline yet, but noted, and thanks for saying it plainly rather than just leaving a generic comment.