Quantum Ethereum Virtual Machine

Quantum EVM is a PoS Layer 1 entering testnet in 2024, with tools and incentives

Migration before 2026

Quantum Migration in 2025 to Save Web3

Quantum parts

Hardware, Algorithms, Risks and NIST

Quantum Hardware

While the progress with Quantum Computers has been slow, it has been extremely diverse. Some of the hardware architectures include: Superconductors, Trapped-ion, Spin qubit, LOQC, NMRQC. Many techniques in quantum mechanics that can be used to make quantum computers. There are a lot of complications with every method.

Quantum Algorithms

Many different algorithms exist all designed to solve specific mathematical problems with the use of physics. The implementation of those algorithms is done with different kinds of gates that read and write the data to the qubits. An analogy used to classical computers is qubits as the CPU and gates as the motherboard that prepares information and manages memory.

Quantum Risk to Blockchain

With all of these advances, some of the algorithms combined and advanced the state of the art against elliptical curves far faster than expected. PSIQuantum has created algorithms capable of breaking 256 bit public keys into the private key using a 1152 qubit physical system, networked together.

NIST PQ

Post-Quantum Cryptography has been held as a NIST competition since 2016 with many submissions and rounds of analysis. There are 4 final results with signatures separate from the public/private key system.

Summary

Quantum Computing algorithms

algorithm

Quantum Computing algorithms have improved faster than hardware, exposing 256 bit elliptical curves to current hardware by Atom and IBM.

Quantum Safe Chains

chains

Migration to quantum safe chains must begin before quantum attacks begin against public keys, retrieving private keys and control over funds.

Speed, Scalable, Security

chains

Speed, Scalable, Security, Year 2038 compliant, Real World Performance for a sustainable future.

Solving three security problems

chains

Solving 3 outstanding security flaws in Ethereum and providing quantum safety with strong cryptography.

Meet Our Esteemed Advisors

Leading Experts and Dedicated Scientists

John Lilic
John Lilic

Investor, board member
& strategic advisor

Dmitry Gerasimov
Dmitry Gerasimov

Low temperature Physicist CEO
& Founder of Cellframe

Pierre-Luc Dallaire-Demers
Pierre-Luc Dallaire-Demers

Quantum Algorithm
Advisor from Pauli Group

Meet our dedicated team

Professionals who are committed to delivering excellence and innovation

Ian Smith
Ian Smith

CEO/CTO Dev in 25+ Lang Tech since 1997 Web3 since 2016

Eugene Kuleshov
Eugene Kuleshov

Team lead 2018 Web3 dev 2019 Python C/C++ Rust JS

Ivan Bogatyrev
Ivan Bogatyrev

Full-stack developer since 2017. Proficient in Python, Golang, C, and JS/TS.

Roadmap

Overview of our development milestones and upcoming features

2024

  • June 2024
    Partner Outreach

    Communication about quantum risk to potential partners

  • Aug 2024
    Testnet

    EVM capabilities on quantum safe chain. Web3 integration

  • Sept 2024
    Qualified Presale

    Legal agreement, KYC and waiting list for applicants

  • Oct 2024
    New DeFi Leaders

    Migrating infrastructure to establish a complete ecosystem

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