Naoris Protocol Launches Post-Quantum Network After 100 Million Transaction Tests

Naoris Protocol has initiated a restricted mainnet utilizing NIST standards following the validation of 100 million transactions. This network aims to counteract vulnerabilities from quantum computing, ensuring transaction validation remains secure through its dPoSec consensus mechanism.

The urgency stems from research indicating that fewer than 500,000 physical qubits could compromise current encryption methods. Consequently, Ethereum Foundation researchers predict a 10% likelihood of private key recovery by 2032, necessitating blockchain adaptation beyond traditional cryptographic methods.

Naoris sets itself apart by creating a base layer designed for quantum resilience, avoiding the complications of legacy systems. Current validators are focused on stabilizing the economic model while preparing for future expansion. Collaboration with institutions like Caltech emphasizes the necessity of responding to imminent quantum threats, as projects overlooking this risk may face significant security challenges by 2030.