_9u0i | 11 months ago | on: I designed a post-quantum blockchain architecture alone over 3 years
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_9u0i | 11 months ago | on: I designed a post-quantum blockchain architecture alone over 3 years
Open to any technical critique — especially around the PQC (Kyber + Dilithium) integration, zk-Rollup performance, or the modular AI layer. Would really appreciate honest feedback from cryptography/blockchain devs.
_9u0i | 11 months ago | on: I built a ZK-Rollup, PQC, and AI blockchain solo – here's the architecture
Thanks for checking this out — happy to answer any questions or technical feedback.
No token, no presale, no marketing. Just architecture, vision, and conviction.
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[name-redacted] includes a compatibility ECC layer designed specifically to support existing Ethereum wallet infrastructure (like MetaMask) with minimal friction. In practice, the idea is that users can connect via standard RPC by setting the appropriate networkID, just as they would for an Ethereum testnet or L2.
Under the hood, [name-redacted] uses a hybrid cryptographic design: post-quantum signatures (e.g., Dilithium) are primary, but ECDSA remains fully supported for compatibility. This ensures existing wallet libraries, signing tools, and dApp frameworks can interact with our chain during the transition phase.
Regarding smart contract compatibility: our VM is not EVM, but the API design is meant to be semantically close. We're aiming for Solidity-like interoperability via WASM (Ink! / CosmWasm compatible), so existing contracts would need light adaptation, but core logic and interfaces can be reused.
We're releasing more details on our architecture soon — your interest means a lot!