Overview

Quantum Network is an experimental AI-developed blockchain built entirely by a single developer without any funding, corporate backing, or external team support. It stands as a groundbreaking attempt to prove that one person's determination and technical expertise can create a fully functional, quantum-resistant blockchain capable of outperforming industry standards. Designed around post-quantum cryptography, the network integrates Kyber-1024 KEM and Dilithium-5 signatures, both NIST-approved algorithms that safeguard against quantum computing threats. The project achieved a verified performance of 424,411 transactions per second (TPS), leveraging a microblock architecture and practical Byzantine Fault Tolerance (pBFT) consensus mechanism. With 100% open-source code under the MIT license, Quantum Network embodies radical transparency, making every line of code publicly verifiable on GitHub. The ecosystem emphasizes mobile-first design, hardware-backed security, and environmental efficiency through its "NOT MINING" protocol, enabling users to participate by simply sending periodic network pings instead of engaging in energy-intensive mining. Its unique reputation-based security system replaces traditional token locking and slashing with a behavioral trust score, maintaining liquidity while preserving network integrity. Through innovations such as Pool #3 reward redistribution, sharp-drop halving economics, and store-ready applications for iOS, Android, and browsers, Quantum Network seeks to revolutionize blockchain accessibility, sustainability, and quantum security.

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