A ‘future proof’ blockchain
The Quantum Resistant Ledger (QRL) project is a public blockchain ledger designed to be specifically secure against quantum computing (QC) advances. Unlike existing ledgers, such as bitcoin or ethereum, the QRL is specially designed to use a form of post-quantum secure signature for transactions called XMSS. The QRL also uses a low power proof-of-stake (POS) algorithm which again utilises iterative hash-chains and provably secure hash-based pseudo random number functions. The POS algorithm is designed to have zero reliance upon conventional signatures which are vulnerable to a sufficiently powerful QC and allows nodes to run on low power devices such as raspberry PI’s or laptops and passively earn income by staking.
To be announced
To be announced
Mon, May 1st, 2017 12:00 AM
Wed, May 24th, 2017 12:00 AM
QRL
Quantum Resistant
ERC20
Dr Peter Waterland - Core developer & Founder
Dr JP Lomas - Core developer & Full stack developer
Kaushal Kumar Singh - Blockchain developer
Leon Groot Bruinderink - Advisor & PhD student post-quantum cryptography
Michael Kolenbrander - Technical Solution Architect
Filip Radičević - Business solutions architect
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