Naoris Protocol Launches Quantum-Resistant Blockchain Amid Q-Day Concerns
- Naoris Protocol’s mainnet debuted, validating over 100 million transactions using post-quantum cryptography.
- Google reported that a quantum computer with fewer than 500,000 qubits could break Bitcoin’s blockchain.
- Potential vulnerabilities in Ethereum could risk up to $100 billion.
- The protocol processed more than 106 million post-quantum transactions during testing.
- Naoris’ native token, NAORIS, has a market cap of approximately $36 million.
As quantum computing advances, Naoris Protocol aims to provide security against potential threats to blockchain technology through its innovative use of post-quantum cryptography. The launch comes at a critical time as legacy chains like Bitcoin and Ethereum face increasing risks associated with quantum capabilities.
With over 603 million threats detected during its test phase, Naoris Protocol is positioned to enhance blockchain security significantly as it transitions into broader applications across wallets and DeFi platforms.
